Fan Fiction
ADAUGO
It was in the early eighties, around the time a group of senior army officers overthrew the democratically elected government, when Austrian lace and aso-oke were trendy and church services were fashion shows - an endless, shameless carnival of women in colorful blouses blended with expensive ichafu which they tied in layers and pleats until the scarves were piled atop their heads like a large plant, obstructing the view of everyone seated behind them. Everyone looked forward to Sundays, going to church. Those who could not afford these processions snuck in very early for the children's service, because that was the graceful thing to do - worship with the children in their simple clothes of cheap blouses over Nigerian wax, and second-hand shoes whose heels had worn out and made koi-koi-koi sounds on the tiled floor.
By Elizabeth Nana3 years ago in Fiction
Leave Liquidity
Leave Liquidity (Any perspectives communicated in the underneath are the individual perspectives on the creator and shouldn't frame the reason for settling on venture choices, nor be understood as a proposal or guidance to participate in speculation exchanges.)
By Ahmed Y Shaikh3 years ago in Fiction
Magical Seeds – Story of Max the Kid Mouse
Magical Seeds – Story of Max the Kid Mouse There was a time there lived a young, curious mouse called Max. Max was a resident of a warm hole in a farmer’s field. Every day, he would run out of his burrow to discover the world around him.
By Abhi Saini HOS3 years ago in Fiction
Big 3; Charters Analysis.
The team composed of Sarutobi Hiruzen, Tsunade, Jiraiya, and Orochimaru was a formidable force that left an indelible mark on the Naruto series. Each member brought their own unique set of skills, abilities, and personality traits, making them an incredibly diverse and dynamic team. They were part of a larger narrative that dealt with the themes of loss, sacrifice, and the consequences of seeking power. I explored these themes through the characters' individual stories and the dynamic between them.
By Ren Analysis3 years ago in Fiction








