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A writer’s workbook journal

discover your intentions & tailor your writing journey to fit you

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Fatima Mohammed in The Oracle Africa

Introducing: The Oracle Africa Literary Group

for the love of African literature

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Igba-boi

Igba-boi means to serve another.

Arinze liked to eat rice, palm oil rice made with iru (locust beans), and stock…

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Maryam Ibrahim in The Oracle Africa

Everything I Can’t Remember

an essay on growing up

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Victor Ola-Matthew in The Oracle Africa
The hand of a black boy in a red shirt and black shorts opening a door ajar and vines from the room encapsulating his arm.

THE BOY AND THE DOOR.

IF YOU ASK HIM — the boy, in a red shirt, with black shorts and brown leather…

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kofoworola odozi in The Oracle Africa

Oshun Energy

A tale of Oshun the River Goddess

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Olujinmi in The Oracle Africa

Lagos Nawa!

an ode to Lagos

Life in Lagos moves at obscene speeds. This bustling Metropolis, home to more than a million souls from all races and extractions, from glory hunters to thrill seekers, optimists with grand delusions of fortune, realists who just want to get by. From all…

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Okikijesu. in The Oracle Africa

Twilight of the gods

And sacred gods became monsters

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Rieko in The Oracle Africa

POETRY

between party lines.

the following are the rules of an African party:

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Labake Adejumo in The Oracle Africa

Travails of a Final Year Pharmacy Student

I once read in the news that Nigeria’s suicide rate was…

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A publication focused on expressing afrocentric ideas through diverse forms of literature. A home for writing that is ‘too African’ for the mainstream.
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