With Love From Asaba: Part 14

Sep 5, 2014 | Fiction, Romance, Series | 2 comments

Did you know that after today’s episode, there is just one more episode left in this series? Yup! Only one, kpere!  The final episode will be up on Monday.  Don’t worry.  It’s already scheduled. Have a great weekend!   Richard was right, as Nene... Read More

With Love From Asaba: Part 13

Sep 3, 2014 | Fiction, Romance, Series | 5 comments

My apologies for just posting this today. I was busy gbadun-ing my Labor Day holiday. Can you forgive me? I see you nodding. I’ll take that as a “Yes.” 🙂 Okay, now for Part 13. Thanks for all the comments and kind words too. I appreciate each and... Read More

With Love From Asaba: Part 12

Aug 29, 2014 | Fiction, Romance, Series | 9 comments

  Nene went to bed very early that day, but sleep evaded her.  At about 2:00 a.m. on Tuesday morning, when the whole house was asleep, she went downstairs and searched for Monday’s paper.  Her uncle usually kept the newspapers for the entire week in a... Read More

With Love From Asaba: Part 11

Aug 26, 2014 | Fiction, Romance, Series | 7 comments

  The school where he taught was located on the same road as the hotel, and he was just leaving for his second shift at the home of one of his students where he gave private English lessons.  Nene did not see him until he was standing right in front of her.  By... Read More

With Love From Asaba: Part 10

Aug 25, 2014 | Fiction, Romance, Series | 4 comments

  Brother James was the unapologetically longwinded and pompous leader of the Sunday School class for youths in the church Nene attended.  Truthfully, most people referred to it as the “Singles’ Sunday School Class,” because it was attended by... Read More

With Love From Asaba: Part 9

Aug 19, 2014 | Fiction, Romance, Series | 4 comments

  By now, it was already dark, and although the electricity supply was a lot better in Asaba than it was in Lagos, the power was out that night.  The generators in the neighborhood had taken over from where PHCN stopped.   Chief Alozie’s compound was no... Read More

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