Nigeru Da Yo Novels & Stories

Korede's POV "I don't want to move Dad" I complain to my Dad. He's just finished telling me he was relocated to the US and as usual I was the last in the whole house to know. Okay let me give a brief introduction of my self. I am Korede Bello. I am seventeen years old, I was born in Lagos, Nigeria and that's the only place I have ever known, my life and friends are here. I have even got my music. I love to sing, music has always been an escape for me. I have two siblings. Jasmine; who's the first born and Ezra; who's the second and I am the last... Which brings us back to the real story (how my life just got ruined).

I reply with no hesitation She scrunch her nose at me “Ah, UP NEPA oh!” she yells immediately the power restores. An exclamation Nigerian make, even unconsciously. Me included. But hearing it from Omoh, who will believe she to be a rich, sophisticated babe. “Abeg no shout, before dem take am again.” I rebuke her immediately. “I’ve bought that Korean series oo, Goblin.” “And what are we waiting for?” I hustle her out of my house, locking my door behind us.

Busayomi got into backseat with Iteoluwa and I followed. "Mommmmyyyy is this our Nigeria?" Iteoluwa asked and we couldn't help but laugh. "Yes this is our Nigeria." Busayomi answered. "She's so funny!" She added. "Wow! I like Nigeria." She clapped her hands in excitement. "Are we gonna watch a movie today?" She asked. Busayomi's phone beeped at the same time so I was left with no choice but to answer Iteoluwa. "We are not going to the movies today."

"That's good to hear. Have a nice day, Jumoke." "You too." I disconnected the phone. Nigeria and money were like five and six. From ‘I don't do such a thing, to why not?’ I laughed. The next thing is to convince her. I rubbed my hands together, I can't wait.

Nadia requested "you could make all that time go away just like that" "Yes" Nena answered "This is Nigeria Baby. Trust me, over here anything is possible. I believed you knew that already. 6 months community service is like a slap on the wrist compared to the real time you are facing here. Take the deal, at least if not for yourself,take it for your daughter Victoria".

An old man asked me. “No, thank you. I am just looking around” I smiled moving towards the dagger aisle. I heard the bell ding again. I glanced at the mirror on the counter to see it was ‘Niger’. Yes, I had named him Niger. It means black man in latin. I glanced through the shelves as he made his way towards the dagger aisle. He had his face covered.

💗 💗💗 💗💗 💗 💗💗 💗💗 💗 💗💗 💗💗 ɖօռ'ƭ ʄɛɛʟ ɢʊɨʟƭʏ ʄօʀ ɖօɨռɢ աɦǟƭ'ֆ ɮɛֆƭ ʄօʀ ʏօʊ ʏօʊ օաɛ ռօ օռɛ ǟռ ɛxքʟǟռǟƭɨօռ 💗 💗💗 💗💗 💗 💗💗 💗💗 💗 💗💗 💗💗 DAVID............ We had a basketball game with another school from Lagos, and believe me when I say we trashed them!

"Mother?" "You keep quiet! Just go do your thing and allow her to eat!" Nathaniel didn't say anything else and just left Cho Hei's room. He was waiting for his time to come and then… *Sigh!* "Please, eat my dear. Don't mind him!" "Yes...mother" "I never knew...we can get 'Udon' here in Nigeria. And the broth is excellent!"

Although the name had been changed to PHCN a long time ago, Nigerians still call it NEPA. There are some things that never change. May thought. He gave her the water. She gave him a bewildered expression. "I don't remember requesting water." "Drink it." He turned on his computer. "Maybe if you drink your brain will calm down and you will tell me the truth." She rolled her eyes, "I thought we were over with that topic." He sighs, saying nothing else. He waited patiently for the system to boot then clicked on the NTA TV channel application. An old music video appears on the screen. He sat back to watch.

Maiye is Nigerian from the Yoruba tribe and Paiye is Percusian, from the amazing N'badia tribe. Well, I guess that makes you think I'm more of a Nigerian since I have a Nigerian father, three Nigerian grandparents and just one from Percuse but I've lived my whole life here in Percuse and I've only been to Nigeria once to see my grandparents (not to worry though, it's not like we don't communicate or something, they fly down here to see us for Christmas every year and I totally adore them).