Stories are... | Nigerian storytelling for listeners everywhere
Stories are...universal. Stories are...what connects us as humans. Stories are...identities. Stories are...how cultures are formed and preserved. Stories are...a many splendoured (and sometimes sordid) thing. Stories are what I’d like to share with you every week. Stories written and narrated (mostly) by Nigerians.
Stories are... | Nigerian storytelling for listeners everywhere
229. The Dreamer
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Stories are...rippling effects of systemic degradation.
This week's story was written by Nashima Ornguze.
For more of his work visit Lọ́unlọ́un Journal, Pawners Paper Magazine, Afrocritik, Writers Space Africa, Asemana Magazine.
And connect with him on Instagram @nashimanathaniel and on Facebook at Ornguze Nashima Nathaniel.
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Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.
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