Categoriesblogs Endangered Ethnicities Environment Essay Languages Memoir photography society travelogue By Nwokolo ChumaLeave a comment on Notes on a Travelogue; a Watering Hole in Parakou. Notes on a Travelogue; a Watering Hole in Parakou. Posted on03/06/202303/06/2023 By Nwokolo Chuma The water custom makes its way from fiction into real life… … Continue Reading >Notes on a Travelogue; a Watering Hole in Parakou.
Categoriesblogs Creative Non-Fiction Environment Essay inspirational society By Nwokolo Chuma1 Comment on Be Still (Sometimes) Be Still (Sometimes) Posted on05/06/202105/06/2021 By Nwokolo Chuma In your next crisis, ask yourself what the African Lungfish would have done. … Continue Reading >Be Still (Sometimes)
Categoriesblogs Environment Public Commentary society By Nwokolo ChumaLeave a comment on Ini Umoren & the Wonderful, Terrible, Road Ini Umoren & the Wonderful, Terrible, Road Posted on08/05/202108/05/2021 By Nwokolo Chuma Yesterday, I read a random Tweet from my writer friend, Ukamaka Olisakwe, author of Ogadimma. She narrated a racist incident … Continue ReadingIni Umoren & the Wonderful, Terrible, Road
CategoriesEnvironment photography Public Commentary society By Nwokolo ChumaLeave a comment on Day 14, No-Cow-Zones (#31DaysOfDecember) Day 14, No-Cow-Zones (#31DaysOfDecember) Posted on14/12/202025/12/2020 By Nwokolo Chuma My #Day14 photograph in the series #31DaysOfDecember will barely turn any head outside Nigeria. Yet, within the country, it is … Continue ReadingDay 14, No-Cow-Zones (#31DaysOfDecember)
Categoriesblogs Environment Essay Politics Public Commentary VideoPoems By Nwokolo Chuma1 Comment on Chasing the Tail of the African Revolution Chasing the Tail of the African Revolution Posted on01/01/202001/01/2020 By Nwokolo Chuma Shall we Break it Down? To ‘chase one’s tail’ means to take vigorous action that doesn’t lead to meaningful progress … Continue ReadingChasing the Tail of the African Revolution
Categoriesblogs Environment Essay inspirational Literature Public Commentary By Nwokolo ChumaLeave a comment on A Cashew Dies A Cashew Dies Posted on10/02/2017 By Nwokolo Chuma My biggest tree is a cashew and it died overnight. The crack came at 3am. There was neither wind nor rain. I came … Continue ReadingA Cashew Dies
CategoriesEnvironment humour Memoir travelogue By Nwokolo Chuma2 Comments on An Obituary for Footwear An Obituary for Footwear Posted on11/01/2016 By Nwokolo Chuma around him were stacked books in an African language more ancient than English … Continue Reading >An Obituary for Footwear
CategoriesEnvironment Flash Literature photography Poetry society travelogue Uncategorized By Nwokolo ChumaLeave a comment on "Dinner's on Me" – R. Niger "Dinner's on Me" – R. Niger Posted on07/05/2015 By Nwokolo Chuma ‘a boat floats home to dinner’ … Continue Reading >"Dinner's on Me" – R. Niger
CategoriesEconomy Environment Politics Public Commentary society travelogue By Nwokolo Chuma2 Comments on The 11 Missing Wages of a Kogi Man The 11 Missing Wages of a Kogi Man Posted on03/05/2015 By Nwokolo Chuma States that don’t pay wages on time are criminal enterprises: leaders steal from the top, leaving the public to the mercy of junior staff … Continue Reading >The 11 Missing Wages of a Kogi Man
CategoriesEnvironment fiction Flash Food humour Literature on writing Poetry Uncategorized By Nwokolo ChumaLeave a comment on How #96 came before #55 in the Chuma Universe How #96 came before #55 in the Chuma Universe Posted on16/02/2015 By Nwokolo Chuma Over the weekend, something strange happened … Continue Reading >How #96 came before #55 in the Chuma Universe
