Tife Chris is a talented visual artist and writer who has been featured on the likes of The Guardian NG. She is also a Geology student and CEO/founder of her art business. I came across her profile on Instagram and was very touched by the important messages and themes she addressed with her paintings and artwork. Read on to find out her journey to becoming an artist, what motivates her and more.
Tag Archives: Nigerian Writer
Poem: Dear Fear
Dear fear is a free verse poem, written in the voice of a Nigerian mother who worries about her 19-year old daughter. Read more on the blog.
Interview with Ogunniyi Abayomi: Freelance Writer and Journalist
Ogunniyi a Nigerian freelance journalist discusses his love for writing about human rights and liberalism.
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Flash Fiction: The Routine Appointment
The routine appointment is a flash fiction story about life in a pandemic. The story addresses loss, grief and inconsiderate passengers.
Flash Fiction: He made me do it
He made me do it is a flash fiction story about childhood.
Flash Fiction: Judgemental Much?
There isn’t much to like about Seun. He has a face that only a mother could love and a wily character to match. Yet, he successfully breaks many hearts: luring one young girl after another into his old car.Right now, he is leaning over the said battered box car, chatting up the doe-eyed girl withContinue reading “Flash Fiction: Judgemental Much?”
Flash Fiction: Dele
I stopped eating the day Dele rejected me. After months of making eyes at him, he had announced in front of all his friends that I was not his type and should leave him alone. I could still hear their resounding laughs as I fled from their presence, running all the way home. In theContinue reading “Flash Fiction: Dele”
Flash Fiction: The wooden spoon that left a scar
Flash Fiction story about the wodden spoon and the little boy that received a spanking leaving a permanent scar that he is desperately trying to erase.
Ibs Writes 