Day 5: The Lagos. (#31DaysOfDecember)
My faithful readers might recognise my fifth photograph of December because it features in the 9-picture collage on the cover of How to Spell Naija in 100 Short Stories (Vol.2). don’t stop now… read on!
Author: Nwokolo Chuma
Day 4: Faces on the Open Road. (#31DaysOfDecember)
Serial road trippers are familiar with the crisis of long-distance travel: at some point you will either need help, or you will need to help. Because nobody sets off on don’t stop now… read on!
Day 3, Prisoners of Freedom. (31DaysOfDecember)
If you attend any cultural, literary or musical event at Freedom Park, Lagos, you are likely to bump into these limelight-loving geese, seen here on the stage of the LABAF don’t stop now… read on!
Day 2. The Obiaruku Doctrine (#31DaysOfDecember)
Today’s photograph was taken as I first drove through the sleepy Ndokwa town of Obiaruku. It will mean nothing to you – unless you were born in soulless Lagos or don’t stop now… read on!
Day 1, Anthill On Oil (#31DaysOfDecember)
Everyday of these #31DaysOfDecember I’ll share a #photo of #TheStreets and how it spoke to me. This is 1st December. Here’s the first photo. I’ll call this #AnthillOnOil. This was don’t stop now… read on!
The Husband Interviews
“I should like to know if you have any higher goals beyond the daily satisfaction of your bodily needs,” she said. “Well,” he fingered the key fob of his Mercedes don’t stop now… read on!
Guns & Irony (Human Security in the Age of Insecurity)
My mother was a retailer of wisdom. She did not dispense it wholesale in the course of a childhood. Well into my thirties she found circumstance to deploy pithy idioms don’t stop now… read on!
50 Dadiyata Questions
How many annoying questions can a citizen tweet before he is ‘Disappeared’ forever in Nigeria? don’t stop now… read on!
The Hooker Intellectual
The great crime of the public intellectual is the pimping of intellect, the prostitution of a gift of rationality to the service of paymasters. Yet, at one level, this is don’t stop now… read on!
A Fourth Dimension of Plagiarist
Folks who’d never steal a grain of rice from a trader would think nothing of carting away containers of a writer’s blood and sweat. don’t stop now… read on!