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Ejiga Michael Jigs – “Depression”
They say, great talent, great challenge Great tests for the greatests, I do have stories to tell. This is a true story I clocked sixteen and started facing challenges as a teen, it hasn't been easy for me, I've just been pretending, when I say "I'm fine and give a crocodile smile" it's a false… -
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Akande Eniola – “Melancholia”
That post-breakup period is usually the worst, your mind drums up tortured images of your times together; of the times together you missed; of her wrongs; your wrongs; twisted half-remembered versions of maybe you should have done this; maybe you shouldn't have done this; to make her feel your pain? Let her heart bleed as… -
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Osagioduwa Agbonifo – “Dear Concerned Friend”
Dear Concerned Friend, I know you are not just curious, You are confused How is she feeling? What happened again? Why won't she just talk to me? Is it that bad? Whats her own sef, we all have problems? I know, I am sorry I can't help you there. I am sorry I can't cure… -
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Victoria Weyulu – “Coping with Grief & Anxiety during the Lockdown”
Slowly, but certainly, I gained the courage to accept the things I could not change (it takes a lot of courage to do something different from what you’re used to). “Our anxiety does not come from thinking about the future, but from wanting to control it.” - Khalil Gibran After losing my father to a…
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