The golden touch

By Kemi Olatunde | Once, there lived a greedy man in a small town. He was very rich, and he

• The Hope Newspaper / 5 years

The spider and the fly

By Kemi Olatunde | “Will you walk into my parlour?” said the Spider to the Fly, ‘Tis the prettiest little

• The Hope Newspaper / 6 years

Poems

Poems The snail is so small It’s a slow animal Some count it’s meat as golden There was a long

• The Hope Newspaper / 6 years

Farmer and the Well

Farmer and the Well- By Kemi Olatunde | A farmer looking for a source of water for his farm bought

• The Hope Newspaper / 6 years

The power  of silence

By Kemi Olatunde | Joe was an old man aged 75 years. He lived very happily and formed a beautiful

• The Hope Newspaper / 6 years

Laugh it off

By Kemi Olatunde | 1. Akpos returns a missing purse to the owner in a market. The lady was so

• The Hope Newspaper / 6 years

I AM

I am, the bones of the African, the flesh of the Ethiopian. I am the spirit of the oppressed; the

• The Hope Newspaper / 6 years

Holidays

By Kemi Olatunde | Kevin was eagerly waiting for his holidays. His mother kept on hinting there would be a

• The Hope Newspaper / 6 years

The bone in throat

By Kemi Olatunde | Once upon a time, there was a lazy wolf living in a jungle. Near his house

• The Hope Newspaper / 6 years

One’s child, one’s pride

By Kemi Olatunde | One’s child will always be one’s pride. A woman cannot call a mad person going on

• The Hope Newspaper / 6 years