A Recipe For Disaster

It happened again, like it happened all the other times. I’ve been off this space for a good number of weeks without any solid reason. I wish I could say I was busy with life, chasing the bag and all that but I’d be lying. Procrastination is the major reason why I haven’t been consistent

2022 Valentine’s Survival Kit For The Lonely And Miserable

Lonely and miserable seems a bit harsh, innit? Well, you know what they say about the truth being bitter🌝. If you were here last week, Welcome back to A’s Chronicles and if you’re new here, grab your seat fast before seats finish, I mean, it’s lovely to have you here!🤩 It’s Valentine’s day again… and

Virginity: Pride or Pointless?

Ten Gen-Zers speak on Virginity and Premarital Sex

The Answers to All Your Woes…

It’s another Saturday on A’s Chronicles, the sun isn’t up yet (at the time I’m writing this post),the birds are not chirping (they must be asleep), I can still feel the dew of the morning caressing my skin and my mind is a wide empty field (I swear I can feel the emptiness, my head

Four Truths and A Lie!

          Bonne année mes amies! A very walm welcome to 2022, I’m feeling really optimistic about this year! I thought I’d let you guys get a little bit acquainted with the beautiful soul behind all the awesome blog posts that you read…😌 I’m sharing 20 random facts about me. But I’ve written 25 facts and

What’s your proudest moment?

I was 15 and in my final year of high school. The English Teacher came to inform me and two other students that our school needed a student to represent them in an upcoming essay writing contest against students of other schools. But, he couldn’t decide among the three of us so he asked us

Untitled🤷

You see, where I’m from you’re either the best or you’re not it. It didn’t matter if you were the Best in English in your class if you weren’t the overall Best in the class. I wrote a major exam once and I passed, considering the circumstances surrounding which I wrote the exam, I’d say

HOW TO BE A NIGERIAN PARENT

The Perfect Guide To Getting Initiated Into The Stereotypical Nigerian Parents Cult

“For better or worse”

First off, I want to apologise for being off this space for a long time- a month and two days. Note that it wasn’t voluntary, sometime Life just happens. Forgive me, it’ll never happen again. I hope….. Anyways, I wrote my first short story last week. Not my first though, my first official short story

Happy Anniversary??🤨🤷

                Imagine my surprise while drinking garri this afternoon only to be met with a “Happy one year anniversary” notification from WordPress. I was legit confused, I haven’t been blogging for up to a year so how come?               So I thought and thought and thought about it and it finally clicked. Sit tight, grab

“Speak up!”

Why does the world make you think you’re defective? You’re not inferior because you’re reserved

The New World

           (Guest Post By Kharmarh)                 Hi, if you are reading this, it’s too late. I was born in a running world, it wasn’t like that in the past centuries, not until we were born and everything changed. The past has become so distant like it didn’t happen, while the future is like a myth,

Blogger Session with Sam Sahana

                                     It’s another beautiful day and another interview with a wonderful blogger. You really should go read some of her write ups herehttps://samblogsonline.wordpress.com/   How did you discover your love for writing? By the time I was 11, I’d read a lot of fiction by a lot of different authors, which augmented my

Mon Ami Extraordinaire

Belle, intelligente, extraordinaire

Rants From a Tired Yoruba Girl

                    According to the dictionary app on my phone, tradition is an inherited pattern of thought or action. I’m using this medium to complain about these traditions which I basically do not find plausible. Keep in mind that this post is in no way about being woke, I don’t think I’ve ever used that word