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Fame and Prize Winners: Wole Soyinka and Nnimmo Bassey

Grimot Nane Zine 03/08/2015 No Comments

Wole Soyinka is famed for winning the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1986 based on his significant contributions to poetry and drama. Though his award was highly controversial and the…

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The Logic of One

Grimot Nane Zine 14/05/2015 No Comments

The Logic of One The Logic of Booze Whenever Fifties and Rong met up, it always turned out to be a promising event for ethanol use. Bottles of whiskey evaporated…

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One-Time Train Encounter

Grimot Nane Zine 01/05/2015 4 Comments

One-Time Train Encounter Victoria Station has always been an underrated masterpiece of London. Imagine London without it; I won’t. The sun was glaring outside the station that morning, but not…

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The Near Death Experience of a Petite Man

Grimot Nane Zine 10/04/2015 1 Comment

The Near Death Experience of a Petite Man ITomos was a petite man in his 40s and could easily pass for a young teenager sometimes. His physical size, clothing size,…

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Strange Diet Combo – Stella and Bread

Grimot Nane Zine 01/04/2015 No Comments

Strange Diet Combo – Stella and Bread In everyday Nigerian parlance, the word “combination”, regarding food, connotes meals that comprise unlikely combinations of food items. Meals are combinatorial products. chips…

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The Confessions of A Post-Impotent Guy

Grimot Nane Zine 15/01/2015 1 Comment

The Confessions of A Post-Impotent Guy A stirring confession of a man’s anguish and recovery from the problem of male impotence just before he turned age forty using African herbs.