Words In Pen: …he wanted raping me (We Believe Your Story) A must read article – Gloria Michael
Watching the movie “citation“, I was happy that she was vindicated but sad because I went through same phase and […]
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IAMBEST MAGAZINE: Dont be too flashy, you’ll chase men away – Winniefred Obed
Let’s be honest, there used to be a time when men were raised to be the highest at everything in
Words In Pen: Nigerian Government seems more like a dictatorship Government – Justina Barde
History has it in records that Nigeria has gain democracy for years. This is why every democracy day is a
Words In Pen: Urbanization and it’s impact on the Gbagyi people of Abuja – Theotanko
It’s a beautiful Wednesday of Words in Pen and we are bringing to you an excerpt titled “ urbanization and
How does Niger State Governor and his cabinet sleep at night knowing fully well that Niger State has bad road networks? – Shedy Elisha
After a friend of mine Solomon Nyadu prayed against anything that will make him visit Minna, the state capital of
Words In Pen: Freedom of expression and regulation of hate speech in the face of security challenges – Isaac Tamapa Stephen ESQ, AIArb UK.
It’s another Wednesday of Words in Pen and we are bringing to you an excerpt titled “Freedom of expression and
“Hours Before 24” – Precious Nangak; a collection of poems
Precious Nangak also known as Rex is the author of “Hours Before 24” .’Hours Before 24′ is a collection of
The Dancers Of Surugede – Georgina Ijachi
Deep from the bowel of Africa, an Igbo proverb says “A child that dances to the pleasant melody of Surugede
Words In Pen: ARE ALL HANDS TRULY ON DECK? – Georgina Ijachi | #EndSARS
We all are from the lineage of political figures but to what extent are we involved in politics? Whoever says
#EndPoliceBrutality : As young people, our lives matter …
Today Wednesday which is suppose to be a special segment for our Words In Pen but our hearts are saddened