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Ijeoma needs to buy Tom-Tom from her closest Naija store. There’s just one problem - the store keeper is a lecherous git!

This week’s story was written by Ugomma Okorougo.
Connect with her on Instagram @drUgo93

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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"Love did not hurt you. It is someone who does not know how to love who hurt you. It's important you do not confuse the two." - Nena

But don’t you dare go anywhere near Ugonne’s mother, Nkechi with that kind of talk. If you do, you are OYO!

This week’s story was written by Chidinma Nnalue.
For more of her stories, visit Chidinma Nnalue.
Connect with her on Instagram @chidinma_viviann.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Communication takes several forms, surely we must endeavour to use more than one form when interacting with humans!

Story by Marylin Ezeh. Connect with Marylin on Social Media as per the details below -
Instagram: @mae_rylin
Facebook: @Ciam writers
Twitter: @ewelitam
Medium: https://medium.com/@The_Para_Zone

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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An excerpt from the first audiobook I narrated!

Written by Onyinye Theresa Nzerem, Honey Out Of Carcass is a riveting true-life story of hope, gratitude and healing. It’s an absorbing and factual narrative hinged on Onyinye’s recollection of certain arduous experiences in her life, the aftermath of which would have either heightened or dissipated her faith.

Connect with Onyinye on Social Media as per the details below -
Instagram: @onyinyenazerem and @coffeetimewitonyai
Facebook: Coffee Time with Onyai

Honey Out Of Carcass is available for purchase on Amazon, Audible and iTunes.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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What should a ‘befitting’ Christian burial look like? John Ofor is about to find out.

Story by Nnamdi Wabara.
Connect with Nnamdi on Twitter @nnamdi_EW
For more of his stories, head to Newer Thots.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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“Touch is the meaning of being human.” - Andrea Dworkin -

This week’s story was written by Chidinma Nnalue.
For more of her stories, visit Chidinma Nnalue.
Connect with her on Instagram @chidinma_viviann.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Science can try but there are some things which are beyond human understanding.

This weeks story was written by Fatimah Otukoya.
For more of her stories, visit Dabira.
And purchase her first book at 'Prompts and Promises'.

Connect with Fatimah on Social Media as per the details below -
Instagram: @i.think.i.am.a.nerd

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Culture can be a beautiful thing but people need to understand that they need to earn the right to speak into your life. And even when they earn that right, a certain tact is required.

This weeks story was written by Edidiong Andy.
For more of his stories, visit The Levi's Chronicles.

Connect with Eddie on Social Media as per the details below -
Instagram: @eddie_thelevi
Twitter: @levi1eddie

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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“I really do want world peace.” (Agent Gracie Hart, Miss Congeniality)

The Narrator picked up a pen this week!

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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True love, is it real or the longest surviving lie in the history of humanity? Indeed only time will tell.

Story by Ngee Okonkwo. Connect with Ngee on Social Media as per the details below -
Instagram: @keepingmarriagealive
Facebook: @ngozi.nzeribe.okonkwo and @keepingmarriagealive
YouTube: Keepingmarriagealive initiative
Twitter: @ngeez3 and @AliveKMA

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

And if you’ve enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend or two.