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Keep Driving😂😂😂
Keep Driving! Akpos was driving home late one night. His front lights were no longer working so he was driving on the road behind a car whose front lights were working perfectly.All of a sudden, the car in front stopped moving. Akpos waited for close to 5 minutes in his car but the car in…
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Secret of the Palace
Episode 01 (Lies and Deceit) 🤼🤼🦹🦹🦹🏇🏇 Crown prince Ethan son of king Elon was on his way to the evening lectures, saw the court officials walking straight up to the Palace with long faces. He didn’t pay so much attention, then he overheard the Palace maids gossiping among themselves saying,”The late king was murdered and…
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Examples of Lines
Comedy Naija made home jokes😂😂😂 Akpos keeps being punished in school for several reasons but he just won’t change. The stubborn boy was in class one day when the following drama took place… TEACHER: Children, give me examples of lines that I have taught you. KWAME: Vertical lines. TEACHER: Very good, another one. MERCY: Horizontal…
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Secret of the Palace
Synopsis “The throne does not belong to the current king Elon, it belongs to the son of late king cryprius”. Said Chief State Councilor, but the greedy of the current queen mother has caused the destruction of the late king cryprius family. King Elon been ignorant of what is mother has done went on doing…
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April Fool
Akpos Gets First Class Akpos bursts into the house, “Daddy! My CGPA is 4.78!” The father is amazed and says “This calls for a party.” The father takes Akpos on a ride around town to shopping malls and Eateries. He spends all he has including his Month end salary. The father thought to himself, “At…
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Funny Joke 😂😂
A little boy, Akpos was attending his first wedding. After the service, his younger cousin Johnny asked him, “How many women can a man marry?” “Sixteen.” Akpos responded. Johnny was amazed that he answered so quickly and asked, “How did you know that?” “Easy,” Akpos replied, “All you have to do is add it up,…
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The African Child Repost Author Camara Laye Chapter Five
FIVEAt Kouroussa, I lived in my mother’s hut. My brother, who were younger, and my sisters, the eldest of who came twelve months after me, all used to sleep m my father’s mother’s hut. I did not have the hut’s second bed to myself. This was because the huts were so small. But I shared…
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The African Child Repost Author Camara Laye Chapter Four
FOURDecember always found me at Tindican. December is our dry season, when we have fine weather and harvest our rice. Year after year I was invited to this harvest which is always the occasion of great junketings and feastings, and I used to wait impatiently for my uncle to come and fetch me. Of course,…
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The African Child Repost Author Camara Laye Chapter Three
THREEI often used to go and spend a few days at Tindican, a small village to the west of Kouroussa. My mother was born at Tindican, and her mother and brothers still lived there. I was always highly delighted to be going there, for they were very fond of me, and my grandmother in particular,…
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The African Child Repost Author Camara Laye Chapter Two
TWOOf all the different kinds of work my father performed, none fascinated me so much as his skill with gold, delicate touch; and, moreover, this sort of work was always a kind of festival: it was a real festival that broke the monotony of ordinary working days.So is a woman, accompanied by a go-between, crossed…
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The African Child Repost Author Camara Laye Chapter One
One I was a little boy playing round my father’s hut. How old would I have been at that time? I cannot remember exactly. I still must have been very young: five, maybe six years old. My mother was in the workshop with my father, and I could just hear their familiar voices above the…
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African Child Repost, Author Camara Laye
Introduction To My MotherBlack woman, woman of Africa, 0 my mother, I am thinking of you … O Daman. 0 my mother, you who bore me upon your back, you who gave me suck, you who watched over my first faltering steps, you who were the first to open my eyes to the wonders of…
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No Longer at Ease Chapter Nineteen Repost Chinua Achebe 1960 Final Chapter
When the period of guilt was over He (Obi) felt like metal that has passed through fire. Or, as he himself put it in one of his spasmodic entries in his diary: ‘I wonder why I am feeling like a brand-new snake just emerged from its slough.’ The picture of his poor mother returning from…
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