Once upon a time, there lived a man and his two daughters, Bisi and Ranti. Let us find out what happens to them

Another folktale about the tortoise's mischievous ways

Another folktale about the tortoise's mischievous ways

We will continue the story of the tortoise and the magic igbako

This is the story about the tortoise and the magic igbako

This is a story about Ojoru, the sly and greedy man who once acquired all the pot of wisdom, what happened to him?

A long time ago in the village of Ipetumodu, there lived a poor woman. This woman was so poor that she did not have any soup for her eba. Across the street from this poor woman lived another woman who cooked egusi soup every day.
One day, as the poor woman was sitting down to her only meal for the entire day, a small bowl of eba, the aroma from her neighbour's cooking wafted down through her window.

If you live in the rain forest climates of West Africa, you will be very familiar with the buzz of the mosquito in your ears on hot humid evenings.
Let me tell you why

Three brothers were travelling through the dense rainforest jungle. They had been travelling on foot for almost a full day and night was falling.
They needed a suitable place to rest for the night, a place where they would be safe from prowling animals of the night.
They were in luck because before darkness fell, they spotted a little isolated hut in the distance. When they arrived at the hut, they met a kindly old woman who invited them in and offered them a place to spend the night.

There was a famine in the animal kingdom. This famine had lasted so long that any existing source of food had been completely depleted.
The animals knew they had to do something real quick or they would all die off one by one.