“Some truths don’t shatter the glass. They melt it slowly — until you’re holding sharp pieces and calling it holy.” The Woman Nobody Knew I didn’t come to Lagos to ruin him. I came for answers. For closure. For the man who once held my hand before God and vowed never to leave me — … Read more
I didn’t plan to sleep with the Devil. I just wanted to forget that I existed. When I boarded that night bus from Enugu to Lagos, I didn’t pack hope or faith or dignity. I packed anger. Grief. A red lipstick I hadn’t dared to wear in three years. And one bottle of Smirnoff I … Read more
I was never meant to be seen. Not by men in tailored suits. Not by women who sip wine like it’s blood. Not by Lagos society with their lace-front lies and power games. I was the girl who served them. Who moved like steam through the corridors of a five-star hotel in Victoria Island. Invisible. … Read more