Kunle Phillips Adegbola captain and commander of the troops Supremely talented: By Olisa Egwuatu

Kunle Adegbola is one of the greatest players that has ever played for Nigeria. He has a place in Nigeria all – time cricket XI. The tall, slim, sleek and talented cricketer has shown class both as an all-rounder and also as a captain. A prodigious swinger of the ball, he makes the ball move both ways, and is very deadly with the new ball.

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More than a Miracle by Chinwe Ezeanya

More than a Miracle is written in the first person – a narration by Chinwe Ezeanya – whose son, Dike was born with a congenital liver disease which was misdiagnosed at birth.
Born on 7th January 2008, Dike always looked jaundiced, however when he was about 3 months old, a trusted consultant paediatrician discovered the source of his illness and he was ultimately referred to a hospital in India for proper diagnosis and cure. They went to India, and the solution was a liver transplant.

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Tribute to Achalla, the no- nonsense school captain at government secondary school, Owerri in 1974: By: Dike Jude

I got to know him as Achalla, whether this was his his real name, I cannot recall but what ever real names he may have had, the name Achalla, must have eclipsed the real names of our then School Captain (just as the name, Gadaffi eclipsed the real names of our mate and brother, Enwezor, Flavian Obidigbo up till this day).

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RAPE! Three Times Lucky: By dGrammarQueen Stella Uchechi NNODI

It was a Sunday afternoon in the year 1992. On my way back from church, I had stopped at a secondary school classmate’s house to deliver a message. She wasn’t home. Her brother, King, who was also my classmate, was home. He told me they were not back from church. After exchanging some pleasantries, I made to leave. He held me by the hand and pulled me back with, ‘Where you think say you dey go?’

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