Becoming a real man A man’s journey to freedom
By Linda Etuk
/ June 30, 2024
In the world we live in today, there is a social construct built around the emotions of men. My name...
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Autumn equinox A reflective ritual
By Linda Etuk
/ March 16, 2024
A few weeks after Tipkamol turned twenty-five, she visited her grandaunt, Ratana who lived in a popular riverside village located...
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So Absurd, It Must Be True Are spirit spouses responsible for sexsomnia?
By Linda Etuk
/ November 2, 2023
My fiancé and I were driving home one evening as he had just picked me up from the hospital where...
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The Oldest Form Of Art
By Linda Etuk
/ November 1, 2023
Whether it’s a cultural rite of passage, a reward of bravery, evidence of merit, a sentimental piece, or just a...
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What is true peace?
By Linda Etuk
/ September 21, 2022
True peace doesn’t foster hostility or destructionbut embraces mutual respect and a win-win resolutionTowards nature-wildlife conservationTrue peace promotes coexistence and...
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International Day Of Peace – Equality for All
By Linda Etuk
/ September 21, 2022
One God, many faces. One family, many races. One truth, many paths. One heart, many complexions. One light, many reflections....
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Above the Law
By Linda Etuk
/ August 7, 2021
As a lifelong student of the martial arts and a movie buff, I’ve always been interested in martial arts films....
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How did I make the decision that truly mattered?
By Linda Etuk
/ July 31, 2021
My journey to hell and back began over a decade ago when I was 22 and wild. I kissed Blake Buckner...
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Flash Flood
By Linda Etuk
/ July 24, 2021
The odour that wafted into his nostrils as he waded through the flood water was similar to that of fresh fish and...
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Meet a serial investor, who plays the odds
By Linda Etuk
/ August 18, 2020
Gambling, goes the consensus, is a mug’s game. Certainly that was my view. Apart from the annual raffle draw in...
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Dancing in the Rain: A Dream Deferred but not Denied
By Linda Etuk
/ August 6, 2020
Abigail drove Jason to school on a Monday morning. Jason was excited and proud to have his grandma by him...
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Dancing in the Rain: No Silver Lining
By Linda Etuk
/ July 10, 2020
Whenever Nurse Abigail left the children’s ward at the end of a shift; she often told herself that none of...
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Dancing in the Rain
By Linda Etuk
/ July 1, 2020
You know you are in Lagos when clouds begin forming and winds start blowing with people running helter skelter –...
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My Journey as a Single Dad
By Linda Etuk
/ June 21, 2020
In April 1997, I lost the love of my life; I was forced to cope with not only her death,...
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What’s behind the ‘Agbero’s’ Mask?
By Linda Etuk
/ June 14, 2020
Mafoluko- Oshodi — Lasisi Banjoko, 21, appears to have spent his childhood awkwardly, as reflected by his many scars mostly...
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I was raped, and I enjoyed it! Does that change his crime?
By Linda Etuk
/ June 6, 2020
Yesterday was my first day in a company in Victoria Island. I felt uneasy, timid and shy around my new...
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The Dire story of a Child Bride
By Linda Etuk
/ May 29, 2020
When I tell my story, most people think of me to be Halima or Fatima from the far north of...
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Who should wear the Diamond Ring?
By Linda Etuk
/ May 25, 2020
Our lives are full of countless distractions which interfere with opportunities for good family time. It is challenging to find...
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Messy Massage: The Thai Experience
By Linda Etuk
/ May 19, 2020
I am going to tell this story because my husband Ugokwe Uzoma has told this same story ten times over....
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Emotional Trauma Has No Gender
By Linda Etuk
/ May 15, 2020
It’s been said that women are physically private and emotionally naked. In other words, they have no problem talking about...
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