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Sympathy is more complicated then we think: A Review of THE THINGS WE NEVER SAY: A Family History, by Amara Nicole Okolo.
Alithnayn Abdulkareem has written this review on Amara Nicole Okolo’s spectacular memoir story – THE THINGS WE NEVER SAY; A FAMILY HISTORY, published in August by Catapult. You can read here if you haven’t or just for a refresher to understand it better. The story is so heavy and so dense a second read has had me…
Tuawa Adenekan Reviews Reedeming Love
Hollaaaaaa, Nope I didn’t forget December book review. This month, I asked my fellow book lover Tuawa to review Francine Rivers’ Redeeming Love and she obliged. I decided I wanted it for this month just because I think that christmas and the end of the year is a good time to reflect on the undying…
#AKEFEST2016 WHERE DOES TIME GO?
This is a continuation of the #AkeFestival diaries by Phidelia. You can read the first part here.
GARAGE SALE. GOING ONCE, GOING TWICE
Hi guys, It’s the weekend…well almost so yayy yayy for Friday. My Muslim readers, hope the past month has been a wholesome experience? Now let’s get down to the business of the day. Items for sale guys!!! gbalaun! gbalaun!! gbalaun!!! You need to call your brother and neighbour and church member and everyone you can…
Tope Owolabi 