
Fiction: The Last Top in 3020
by Daniel Nkado In the neon-drenched sprawl of New London, 3020, the air hummed with the electric buzz of hovercars and the synthetic laughter of holograms. The city was a …
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by Daniel Nkado In the neon-drenched sprawl of New London, 3020, the air hummed with the electric buzz of hovercars and the synthetic laughter of holograms. The city was a …
Fiction: The Last Top in 3020 Read MoreWritten by Timi Sanni In my tribe, there’s a proverb about the grass and two elephants. I don’t remember it now, but I remember the sound father’s hand made on …
‘Between Two Elephants at War’ – A touching African flash fiction about violence Read MoreA short story by Daniel Nkado Our compound has gone lonely. It is always like this every Christmas, or its Muslim equivalent, when neighbours travel with everything living they own, …
How I spent my Christmas day in Nigeria Read MoreCopyright © Daniel Nkado 2014 All rights reserved. The reproduction or utilization of this work in whole or in part in any form now known or hereafter invented is forbidden …
Ola – The Tale of a Young Moon Maiden by Daniel Nkado Read MoreWritten by Daniel Nkado Ever since I turned 14, nothing has remained as it previously were for me. A few years back I cared less about what I had on …
Short Story: The Magician! Read Moreby Daniel Nkado The motorcycle stopped just in front of the gate. I got down and handed the man N500. “Aunty, make I keep the change?” he said, smiling as …
Short Story: Coming Back! Read MoreWritten by Daniel Nkado I met him the day I went for an interview at Lekki. It was a stupid useless interview. Even before I stepped into the company premises, …
Love Story: Americana! Read MoreWritten by Daniel Nkado It is the year 3012. There are no longer forests in Nigeria. The few wildlife that has managed to survive now roam about the streets, weak, …
Short Story: Greenland Read Moreby Daniel Nkado This is not my story. No, it isn’t. It’s actually my father’s, the way he told it to me. Unlike most babies, I wasn’t born in a …
Short Story: My Father’s Story Read MoreWritten by Daniel Nkado In our compound Nneka is known for one thing: Screaming. And she screamed only at one person: Her husband. He is tall and slim, a quiet …
Flash Story: Independence Day at Ginika’s Compound Read Moreby Daniel Nkado I grew up listening to neither Michael Jackson nor Diana Ross. I was already 16 when we first had electricity. The loud buzzing of an alarm clock …
Short Story: My Little Village Life Read Moreby Daniel Nkado Her skin is as dark as coalHer eyes black as tamarindNose straight and dividedLike the double gong Her hair grew thick and darkHer neck long and strongShe …
African Poem: My African Beauty Read MoreWritten by Daniel Nkado Lately, the Uzekwe family has been plagued with a lot of misfortunes. Barely two months after Papa died, their eldest daughter failed to make it out …
Fiction: The Silent Witch Read MoreWritten by Daniel Nkado When Chibuzo won a scholarship to study in the UK, his parents were their happiest. When he returned, years after, with a foreign degree, a glossy …
Fiction: African Juju Read MoreWritten by Daniel Nkado Her name is Angela—a tall, pretty girl with glowing dark skin. We had become friends the same week I moved into the compound. As common among …
Short Story: The Prostitute Bride Read MoreWritten by Daniel Nkado It’s a dream I have been having for a very long time now. It is a sinful one, I know, but I’d rather dwell in it. …
Short Story: My Merman Read MoreONE Book written by Daniel Nkado He may have lived long ago, but tales of him will hardly ever depart our hearts. They were tales every grandfather told to their …
Ebubedike and the Desertlings of Uforo – 1 Read More