Number 225

The infection rate topped two hundred in Nigeria. Four people were confirmed dead. The Federal Government ordered two-week lockdown of Lagos, Abuja and Ogun States was still on.[...]

Nigerians celebrated the end of the coronavirus in the country too soon. How anybody thought that airplanes from endemic countries flying in unrestricted and offloading people into the[...]

The coronavirus pandemic continued to sweep through the world bringing humanity to its knees. Whole cities on lockdown, the death toll rising, divorce rates going up, Prime minsters[...]

They did not hear anything.  “Go closer. Get closer all of you!” Castro cried. Mr. Cosmas and Achike marched into the corridor and went all the way to[...]

Sunday evening came and number 225 Katakata street came alive again. Papa Efe saw to it that there were plastic chairs strewn all over the new frontage that[...]

The three months passed quickly. One morning, at the start of the fourth month, Alhaji Sirika pulled up in his red jeep and stood arms akimbo and admired[...]