Keys to Story writing reading and writing in English

Stories of any kind comes alive in written and telling mediums, yet stories are documented in writing for reference purposes. As one of the genres of literary writing (literature), stories are written fictional (imaginative) or non-fictional (historical) work of art. While reading stories gives pleasure, writing stories gives you an exhilarating confidence of penning down ideas and thoughts in the target language. In modern time, stories abounds both in published books and online platforms. The use of English language as a communicative tool and medium to comprehend or describe certain events is our focus of interest in this publication. Go to page 3 of this weblog for a detailed illustration of the storyline. 

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 This is a story on the topic “contemporary social ills in the Nigerian schools and universities” ranging from cultism, drug abuse and crime. This novel is an eye-opener on the obtainable realities inherent in Nigerian schools. The story cautions the primary, post-primary school students and the undergraduates on the proper way of life in the university even when they enjoy relative freedom in abundance. The Nigerian schools have become dilapidated institutions of moral break down where young lives are wasted with reckless abandon rather than where people build their careers and develop their skills.

       Ogadimma – a name which means it will be well, a re-assurance of hope and better future becomes a total opposite of what his name stands for. Rather than holding tenaciously unto focus, hardwork and good morals, he allowed himself to be distracted and coerced by bad friends into living a life unworthy of emulation. If Ogadimma had carried his family’s interest at heart and fought had to better his future, do you think he would have ended up the way he did?

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