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“The Demon, Abra” — A Flash Fiction by Chimdindu Vivian Esimoleze
The demon in grandma’s story is real. I have known since I was little. It all started the night she told me the bedtime story. I was five. It was…
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“Snake Man” — A Flash Fiction by Chimdindu Vivian Esimoleze
I was standing by the road side waiting for a taxi when I had this urge to empty my bladder. I did not go at first to search for where…
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“Execution” — A Flash Fiction by Abigail Chukwu
“Last words?” the nurse said, as she stood over me, holding a lethal injection in her hand. I closed my eyes and thought of all the things I could say.…
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“Sex in Sales” — A Flash Fiction by Okpara Uchenna
Just outside the shop was a showcase of tempered glasses willing wallets into buying on the spot. In the shop, stood a man and a woman talking at one end;…
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“Never Enough” — A Flash Fiction by N. C. E
“It’s not you, Nneoma, it’s me. I fell in love and I can’t help it,” the man I called my father said. “I’m tired of playing hide-and-seek. I want to…
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“Maradona 2.0” — A Flash Fiction by Muhammad Haruna
A group of children in their school uniforms gather around the school’s football pitch. Among them are children spectators from another school who watch by the sidelines; about 4 or…
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“Beautiful As None Comes” — A Flash Fiction by Favour Chukwuemeka
Green peppers always secure a place in every meal that you prepare; I cannot grapple with how you fit them into a bowl of milk custard. They are just like…
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“Near-death Experience” — A Flash Fiction by Chimdindu Vivian Esimoleze
She would occasionally inflict pain on herself so she could lick the blood from the wound. It was so disturbing to see. I once caught her with a knife trying…
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“Negligence” — A Flash Fiction by Jane bu Smith
Dimma was down with a big fever. Mama who never believed in the word modernization was sitting beside her, a sponge in hand dabbing at her face. There was also…
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“Desperation” — A Flash Fiction by Chukwuebuka Harrison Aninze
Jenny was not sure about how to feel when a red hummer finally pulled over. She was grateful to have a customer but hated both him and herself for what…
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“The Family of Spirits” — A Short Story by Favour Chukwuemeka
Not everyone is capable of cutting deals with the dead. And I say this as a part of that ‘not everyone’. On the morning of September 15th, I am dead…
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“Who Named Me Girl?” — A Flash Fiction by Christiana Jayeoba
I sat over my bunk bed and watched my legs dangling over the edges. “Mummy,” I began, “Why are my legs so small?” Mummy paused in her action and looked…
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“The Proposal” — A Short Story by Cynthia Linlin
He gave me the proposal I wanted. The one I spoke to him about those nights we spent in his single room apartment on a bed that was as hard…
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“More Babies On the Way” — A Flash Fiction by Favour Chukwuemeka
“I was thirty-three when I had my first intercourse. And it was with your mother,” my dad would say when he wanted to begin a monologue akin to sex education.…
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“Sign of the Times” — A Short Story by Psychic
“What is that?” Lola screamed as she quickly came down from her car in the Lagos traffic that was about to begin because someone hit her car. She walked down…
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“Your Unexpected Visitor” — A Horror Story by Abigail Chukwu
It’s 11:35. You have been working all night. It just dawned on you that you have have not had your bath yet. You get up and walk into the bathroom.…
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“Welcome to Èkó” — A Short Story by Chiamaka James
You left your home by 5:30am to board a bus bound for the city of Èkó. You couldn’t sleep well the previous night because you had to complete your arrangements…
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“Strictly Confidential: Part 2” — A Short Series by Favour Chukwuemeka
Read Part 1. She’s begun to eat before I descended from upstairs. Like me, she’s fresh like those models from soap adverts. Her skin’s fairer than the morning sun and…
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“Sitting Quietly in the Bus” — A Flash Fiction by Anayo Martin
As you sat quietly, an unknown man with a strange physique sat beside you. His beard and hair looked rough and untidy. He growled and continuously glared at you. He…
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“Lagos Sex Escapades” — A Collection of Flash Fiction Stories by Nkechi Analikwu
Of all juicy topics I’ve heard, these perhaps, are the juiciest of them all. I had great laughs hearing all the sweet tales from the sexually active ones among us…
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