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Lives Second Chance Is a story about Isabella, a brilliant woman who had to suffer the bitter aspect of love(betrayal) . Which resulted in her death, she is now given the second chance at life as Lady October Windsor, but this new life has its own challenges will Isabella succumb to the challenge or will she give up. But wait what if there is a chance at love will she accept or be more tactful after, the first bitter lesson surrounding love. Chapter number=10 #NircleStoryEpisode #NircleStory ...
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Goodday please go check out my story A MOMENT OF BLISS. It's a story about a woman who goes into a forbidden relationship with her best best friends with uncle and got tired of it deciding that ultimately wanting to end it, but Tetsuya refuses and ask her to consider one last weekend for them to spend together and forget about anything else,a final goodbye but they they be able too. #NircleStories #WeekendRomance
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I have finally put an end to my short story OUR MOMENT OF BLISS after 5 chapters. I really enjoyed writing this story and am disappointed that it was a 5-6 chapter story, I had to end it at 5 because if it crossed 6 it would have become a full blown novel with at least 30 chapters. But the good news is that I would be continuing this series since I enjoyed it so much and want to see where it goes from here. I have so many ideas and do not wish for Autumn and Tetsuya's relationship to end just...
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New Story: My 'Lovely' Prince
Ayibapreye and her family went on a vacation in another country, while the trip seems to be going smoothly until Ayibapreye offended a hierarchy in the country. Read to find out what becomes of her. 🔞TW⚠️ Non-cosexual/Rape,Physical Abuse, Racist Remarks, Forced Impregnation. Mature content person's below 18 do not interact. #AfricanStory #NircleStories hi
Day 18: Africa's Colonial Architecture; German
Africa's colonial architecture is a fascinating blend of European styles and local influences, reflecting the continent's complex history of colonization and cultural exchange. Here are some key aspects: German: German colonial architecture in Africa is less widespread than other European styles, but it can be found in places like Namibia and Tanzania. German colonial buildings often feature solid construction, red-tiled roofs, and a focus on functionality. Legacy of Colonial Architectu...
Day 17: African Ruins;Meroë, Sudan
Meroë, located in present-day Sudan, was the capital of the Kingdom of Kush for several centuries, from around 590 BC until its collapse in the 4th century AD. It was a significant center of power and culture in ancient Africa. The ancient kingdom of Kush, centered at Meroë, flourished between the 10th century BC and the 4th century AD. Its pyramids, temples, and royal tombs showcase the unique blend of Egyptian and Nubian cultures. Key Features: 1. Ironworking: The Kushites were skilled ...
Day 16: Africa's medieval trading routes; Indian Ocean Trade Routes.
Africa's medieval trading routes were a complex network that connected various regions of the continent and beyond. These routes facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures, shaping the economic and social development of many African civilizations. Indian Ocean Trade Routes: The Indian Ocean trade routes were a vast network of maritime trade connections that linked Southeast Asia, India, Arabia, and East Africa from at least the 3rd century BCE. These routes also connected to East A...
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Through my lens is a look at sofeya’s like through her own perspective, as Sofeya takes the reader through her memory lane. She recounts all the hardships she endured through out the years. “ It was a fateful afternoon. I received the bad news of my father's demise. My mother and I had just gotten back from school, talking about my day's activities in the living area of our house when my mother suddenly got a call. A singular phone call changed the course of my life forever, a singular cal...
Day 15: Africa's ancient civilization; Egypt
Ancient Egypt, a civilization that flourished along the Nile River, is one of the most fascinating and enduring civilizations in history. 1. Memphis: The first unified capital of Ancient Egypt, known for its magnificent pyramids and temples. 2. Thebes: A powerful city-state during the New Kingdom period, home to the famous Valley of the Kings and the Karnak Temple Complex. 3. Alexandria: A Hellenistic city founded by Alexander the Great, renowned for its Library and Lighthouse, one of the Se...
Day 14: African native Dialect; Izon by the Ijaw
*The Ijaw languages are a group of languages spoken by the Ijaw people in southern Nigeria. The most widely spoken Ijaw language is Izon (also known as Ijo), which is spoken by a majority of the Ijaw people. Ijaw languages belong to the Niger-Congo language family, but they form a distinct branch within it. There are many dialects of Ijaw languages, some of which are mutually intelligible, while others are not.Unlike many other Niger-Congo languages, Ijaw languages do not have a noun class sys...
Day 11: Africa's Artisan Craft; Kente
African artisan crafts are a vibrant and diverse expression of the continent's rich cultural heritage. From intricate beadwork to stunning wood carvings, these handcrafted pieces showcase the skill and creativity of African artisans. Here are some of the most popular African artisan crafts. Kente cloth is a vibrant and intricate Ghanaian textile, renowned for its rich cultural significance and beautiful patterns. It is traditionally woven by hand, using silk and cotton threads. The cloth is ma...
Day 12: African Traditional Clothing; Ijaw
The Ijaw people of Nigeria have a rich and diverse culture, reflected in their traditional clothing. Both men and women wear vibrant and colorful attire, often adorned with intricate beadwork and other decorations. Ijaw Traditional Attire for Men Shirt and Trousers: The most common attire for Ijaw men consists of a shirt and trousers, often made from brightly colored fabrics. Wrappers: Men may also wear wrappers, which are long pieces of cloth wrapped around the waist. These wrappers can be ...
Day 10: Authentic African Cuisine; Banga Soup
Banga soup, also known as palm nut soup, is a delicious and flavorful dish popular in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Cameroon, and Ghana. It's made with a base of palm fruit, which gives the soup its rich, nutty flavor. Ingredients: Palm fruit (fresh or dried) Beef or other meat (such as goat or chicken) Smoked fish Crayfish Onions Peppers Salt Water Instructions: 1. Prepare the palm fruit: If using fresh palm fruit, you'll need to extract the pulp and then grind it into a p...
Day 9: Africa's local markets; Makola Market
Makola Market is a bustling and vibrant marketplace located in the heart of Accra, Ghana. It's one of the largest open-air markets in West Africa, known for its diverse range of goods, bustling atmosphere, and rich cultural experience. You'll find everything from fresh produce, spices, and seafood to clothing, electronics, and traditional handicrafts.The market is a microcosm of Ghanaian culture, with traders haggling, music playing, and the aroma of local cuisine filling the air.The sights, s...
Day 8: African Festivals; Timkat(Ethiopia)
Timkat, also known as Timket, is a major Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church celebration of Epiphany. It commemorates the baptism of Jesus Christ in the River Jordan. This vibrant festival is celebrated annually on January 19th (or 20th in a leap year). The most iconic part of Timkat is the ritual reenactment of Jesus' baptism. This involves processions, chanting, and the blessing of holy waters. Tabots, replicas of the Ark of the Covenant, are carried in a grand procession to a nearby river or ...
Day 7: Africa's Rainforest and Woodland; Baikiaea woodlands
Baikiaea woodlands are a unique and important ecosystem in southern Africa, characterized by the dominance of the Baikiaea plurijuga tree. These woodlands are found in countries like Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Namibia. By addressing these threats and implementing effective conservation measures, we can help preserve the unique biodiversity and ecological services provided by Baikiaea woodlands for future generations. #DiscoverAfrica #VisitAfrica #neighbors cc: reserve africa
Day 6: Africa's Wildlife Reserves; Etosha National Park
Etosha National Park is a vast, beautiful and awe-inspiring national park located in northwestern Namibia. It's one of the largest national parks in Africa, renowned for its diverse wildlife and unique landscapes. The dry season (May to September) is the most popular time to visit Etosha. During this period, wildlife is concentrated around the waterholes, making sightings more likely. However, the park can also be visited during the rainy season (November to April), when the landscape transform...
Day 5: Africa's lakes and rivers
Lake Tanganyika is a truly remarkable body of water, holding several significant distinctions. It's only surpassed by Lake Baikal in Russia, making it a massive reservoir of fresh water. Second-Deepest Lake: Again, it's second only to Lake Baikal, with depths reaching over 4,700 feet (1,436 meters). The lake's immense depth and volume contribute to its unique characteristics. Its waters are relatively cool and clear, offering excellent visibility for divers and snorkelers. The steep, mountai...
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Day 4: Africa stunning coastlines
Sandwich Harbour: A Desert's Secret Lagoon. a place where the vast Namib Desert meets the wild Atlantic Ocean. A place where towering sand dunes roll right into a serene lagoon, teeming with life. That place, my friend, is Sandwich Harbour. It's like a hidden gem, a secret spot where nature paints a masterpiece. The contrast is just stunning - the fiery orange of the dunes against the cool blues of the ocean. And then there’s the lagoon itself, a haven for all sorts of creatures, from gracef...
Day 3: Africa's Deserts and Dunes; The Erg Chebbi Dunes
The Erg Chebbi dunes, also known as the Merzouga dunes, are a stunning stretch of sand dunes located in southeastern Morocco. They are part of the larger Sahara Desert and offer a breathtaking landscape of golden sand dunes that stretch as far as the eye can see. The towering sand dunes create a dramatic and awe-inspiring landscape. The best time to visit Erg Chebbi is during the seasons of spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). The weather is pleasant, with mild temperatures and ...
Day 2: Africa's Beautiful Waterfalls: Ouzoud falls(Morocco)
Ouzoud Falls, also known as Cascades d'Ouzoud, is a stunning waterfall located in the province of Azilal, Morocco. It's one of the highest waterfalls in North Africa, cascading down in multiple stages from a height of approximately 110 meters (360 feet). The falls are fed by the El-Abid River and empty into a picturesque gorge. The surrounding area is lush and green, with olive groves and terraced fields adding to the beauty of the landscape. Ouzoud Falls is a popular tourist destination, ...
Day 1: Iconic Mountains
Drakensberg Mountain, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa The Drakensberg Mountains, also known as uKhahlamba in Zulu, are a majestic mountain range in Southern Africa. They stretch for over 1,000 kilometers (621 miles), forming the eastern edge of the Great Escarpment. A dramatic mountain range with towering cliffs, lush valleys, and stunning waterfalls. The range boasts several peaks exceeding 3,000 meters (9,843 feet), including Thabana Ntlenyana, the highest point in Southern Africa. The Draken...
Childhood Memories
Golden days, a carefree flight, Childhood's joy, a radiant light. Barefoot tracks on sandy shores, Laughter's echo, forevermore. We'd race the sun, a playful chase, Muddy knees, a carefree grace. River swims, a cooling dive, Nature's beauty, truly alive. Kite-flying high, a colorful sight, Soaring dreams, taking flight. Cicadas' hum, a summer's tune, Golden days, beneath the moon. We'd gather 'round, a circle tight, Sharing stories, through the night. Fireflies dancing, a magical sight, Twink...
🔁 esther princess matthew ReCircled: Nircle Stories Contest
Submit your African Story for the October 2024 challenge using the Nircle Story Creator for a chance to win $60, $40, or $30, along with a feature on Nircle’s pages! How It Works: Theme: Your story should have an African-themed storyline. All literary types are accepted, including fiction and non-fiction. Submission Deadline: Submit your story by November 25, 2024. Format: Stories must have multiple chapters and be created using the Nircle Story Creator Tool. Judging Criteria: Stories will ...
African Proverbs
"A good name is better than riches." This proverb highlights the importance of reputation and integrity. As Africans we have a high respect of our name sighting, how a 'good name Is worth more than gold'. This proverb was provided by our south african brothers. #AfricanProverb
Day 24: African proverbs
“A wise man never forgets his roots” This proverb emphasize the importance of one's origin and should not be forgotten no matter the circumstances. “Home is still were the heart lies”. As an African we should never forgotten were we come from, no matter were we find ourselves. #AfricanProverb #NircleFeeds #MyNircleFeeds
Day 11: African Cuisine
An Igbo traditional dish(Abacha). It's a dish packed with nutrients, made with dry shredded cassava,palm oil and other veggies. The drink is a staple of the Hausa-fulani tribe, it's called kuni aya(tiger nut) drink. Made with natural ingredients like tiger nuts,dates and coconuts. A healthy alternative to soda and other carbonated drinks. #MyNirclaFeeds #NircleFeeds
Day 10: Traditional Attire
This is a traditional attire worn by an ijaw bride during the first half of the wedding procession. The golden fabric is used to highlight the riches and pricelessness of the bride. CC: Pinterest #MyNirclaFeeds #NircleFeeds
Day 9: Poll day
Good day I have a few articles written and would like your opinions on which I should publish this week. 1. Sao Gun Gale airing in October/January 2025. 2. Reviewing Uzumaki. 3. Tomb Raider anime version and review. 4. Arcane season 2 review. 4. Dandadan anime release date in summer 2025. Note: I didn't post this because I was still trying to figure out how to use it in polls 🤦 saw someone else's solution #MyNirclaFeeds #NircleFeeds
🔁 esther princess matthew ReCircled: HOW TO STOP PROCRASTINATION, DO THIS;
Repeat the following words, aloud, twelve times each night just before you go to sleep:"Tomorrow I will do everything that should be done, when it should be done, and as it should be done. I will perform the most difficult tasks first because this will destroy the habit of procrastination and develop the habit of action in its place." Carry out these instructions with faith in their soundness and with belief that they will develop action, in body and in mind, sufficient to enable you to realiz...
Day 8: Morning Routine
My morning routine is just like that of any traditional African household, I start of my day by having my morning devotion, then arrange by washing the dishes, cleaning the house. Next agenda is my skincare and shower, followed by making breakfast for myself and miccy. I end the morning by either going to my morning classes on the days I have or playing video games/watching anime. #NircleFeeds #MyNircleFeeds
