By Hadiza Usman
Sanctuaries of Thought: Unearthing UI’s Quiet Corners and the Power of Solitude
EDITORIAL: THE INSIGNIFICANT NUANCE BETWEEN LIVING AND DYING
Photo credit: Pinterest Life and death are often viewed as binary concepts with no in-between, but this simplistic view belies the complexity of the human experience. Dr. Samantha Harvey said the boundary between life and death is not a clear-cut one; it's a blurry, porous line that we all straddle, often without realizing it. The... Continue Reading →
HEALTH: OUCH…WHAT IS THAT PAIN?
By Leonard Divine Imagine a pain that starts out as a dull ache and quickly turns into a sharp, stabbing sensation. It may cause one to feel nauseous and tired, with the pain being so intense that it restricts one's movement. This is what it feels like to have appendicitis, and while it may sound... Continue Reading →
SHORT STORY: SOMETHING ABOUT A MAN LOVING YOU MORE THAN YOU LOVE HIM
Photo credit: Hello Massamba A low sigh of relief escaped my lips when the signboard of the community school came into view. With enough courage to muster after an uncomfortable silence on the bus, I raised my voice, and it came out as a whisper. The slender man, who was in some overstuffed suit with... Continue Reading →
EDITORIAL: IF ONLY THE UNKNOWN WAS KNOWN
There is a reason why the unknown is associated with feelings of uncertainty, fear, angst, hope, trepidation, delirious expectations, and a myriad of emotions yet unnamed. The future and what it holds are unknown to any and every person. Besides the fact that certain chains of events can be somewhat predicted based on the experiences... Continue Reading →
OPINION: REAL TRUTHS ABOUT ADULTHOOD
Kolade, Olakiitan. Do you remember how you dreamt about being an adult when you were only 10? How you didn’t want to identify as a child as you declared you’re a big girl or boy? I remember feeling so excited and eager to experience the freedom and independence that come with being an adult. It... Continue Reading →
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