Let me teach you a pronunciation rule that I learnt at the beginning of my newscasting career.
Whenever the word “THE” precedes a consonant sound, the pronunciation is like ‘THUH’.
If it precedes a vowel sound, the pronunciation is like ‘THEE’.
Watch the video to learn more.
A lot of fresh Nigerian graduates had their US graduate study plans derailed late last year
Folks who got the right GPA, experience, wrote GRE, some even already got fully funded admissions
Don't give up on your dreams. When some door closes, look around for other open doors
I was today years old when I learnt that "Koku Baboni," "Ralia the Sugar Girl," and "The Boy Slave" (and its sequel "The Return of Shettima") were all written by the same person, Kola Onadipe.
ALÁKÒWÉ
In Yoruba it means a literate person - someone bookish, someone for whom reading is not just an habit but a part of who they are.
We named this brand after you
ALÁKÒWÉ
A new way to read
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I wrote a fiction piece. Someone I shared it with called me to use almost an hour to rant to me about how my piece made them feel.
As if I wasn’t the one who wrote it in the first place. I’m happy I’m finally creating time to do this
I love this feeling oh lord
Reposting this short story about a Nigerian woman from Benue who struggles to write in English, drafting a letter to her estranged husband in a mental institution.