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Stories Cultured For Curious Minds

  • ABOUT
    • ABOUT THE AUTHOR
  • SHORT STORIES
    • Davy Jones Scrolls
    • Discovery With Grace 2
    • Discovery With Grace
    • Omissions According To Dara
    • The Tooth of a Toad [Ako re’Oghwokpo]
    • The Logic of One
    • The Near Death Experience of a Petite Man: Part 2
    • One-Time Train Encounter
    • The Near Death Experience of a Petite Man
  • MUSINGS
    • Good for the People, Good for Everybody
    • Is My Name Okolo Too?
    • A Death In A Dream
    • Spiritual Infections, Physical Cures: Catching Gonnorrhea In A Dream
    • A Bullet For A Rogue Harms Only Thieves
    • Origins of an Opintar
    • “Accept Your Loss and Move On” – The Eighth Rudder Blade
    • The Confessions of A Post-Impotent Guy
    • A Song for Reassurance: Okpan Arhibo Verses
    • A Literary Metaphor for Ending Corruption in Nigeria
    • When My People Personalise the Truth
    • Which Research or Practice Methodology Will You Prefer?
  • TERMS OF USE
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  • CONTACT

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Sapele’s Female Druggies and their Babies

Sapele’s Female Druggies and their Babies

July 10, 2019 Grimot Nane Zine 1
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The Crisis of Leadership: Part 2

July 16, 2017 Grimot Nane Zine 0
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Literature in Schools Poisoned the “Nigeria Mind”

October 10, 2014 Grimot Nane Zine 4

It is easy to deride Nigeria and Nigerians because there are ample bases for it and its often convenient; “Nigeria is a Nation of Thieves” as Colin […]

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The Grandeur of Rejecting a Disabled Person

November 27, 2010 Grimot Nane Zine 2

Being disabled is neither pleasant in any given society, and Britain is a society civilised enough to appreciate the fact very fairly in all institutions. […]

Grimot Nane Zine Editorial

Corruption in Nigeria: Is It Curable? Part One

November 23, 2010 Grimot Nane Zine 13

The Nigerian nation might not be a failed state but it is certainly by all ostensible standards of politics and governance a true kakistocracy. Nigeria’s […]

Good for the People, Good for Everybody

Good for the People, Good for Everybody

November 11, 2010 Grimot Nane Zine 3

Lawrence Cook in The Spy Who Sat On The Doorstep (Courtesy IMDB) I remember from the mid to late 70s, Sacro Ogban, a cool, sociable, […]

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