by Rohana Edalur | Jul 10, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Audrey Obuobisa-Darko Ghana What Sweden Did 9 p.m., May 6th. Forehead kiss from Ma, sad goodbyes, and my final departure to a land far from home. “Freezing!” “Welcome to Sweden,” Göran laughed. I met other writers on the African Literature Project; Mercy...
by Rohana Edalur | Jul 10, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Omotara Akinsowon Lagos, Nigeria. I Heard A Rumour Sheila walked down her street, dragging her feet along with a distraught look on her face. Why had she not studied more for her English test? Possibly because her parent’s late-night yelling had...
by Rohana Edalur | Jul 10, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Riham El-Ashry Egypt Different Students ran down the lobby; some were laughing and some excited to witness a fight. It would be the first this year. “Milton got the new boy in a corner. He’s dead,” one whispered to his shorter friend,...
by Rohana Edalur | Jul 10, 2025 | Uncategorized
Ganiu Adigun Idris Nigeria The Montessori, The Way to Save Our Future Climate change and the possible catastrophe that might befall us, echoes fear in our minds. The talk of flooding in Lagos Island hurts. Like we deserve to take back our garbage from these...
by Rohana Edalur | Jul 10, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Olufemi Opeyemi Grace Ondo State, Nigeria When Tribes Don’t Matter It was a hot day, and I was reading a novel when a knock interrupted. I checked, it was a Fulani boy– one of the shepherds who pass through farms and forests, leading cows to graze. As a...
