All Chapters of STORIES MY GRANDMA TOLD ME: Chapter 11 - Chapter 15

           STORY OF THE LIZARD AND THE TORTOISEOnce upon a time, there was scarcity of cooking salt in Tortoise's village. The Tortoise was then appointed to go and purchase salt in a certain village.His kinsmen blessed him and said:        "Whosever is pursuing, let him die, let him fall before you. Whosever tells you to die, let him die; let the kite perch, let the eagle perch, anyone that says the other will not perch, let it loose it's wings at once".    And they all shouted and said: " Let it be sooooo! ".The Tortoise thanked them and commenced his journey and before he could get to the place salt is sold,he will have to pass through Lizard's village and several other villages. The Tortoise navigated through all these villages and got to that market and bought a bag

Hi lovelies ☺️, sorry for the late post, some things came up. This part is dedicated to all my Readers who voted,commented and shared my book, you all know yourself, you guys are the best.      How the Tortoise got a wife for the king with a grain of maize          Once upon a time, a very long time ago, there was a serious famine in Iduu-na-Oba (Tortoise’s town).        There was scarcely any food anywhere and the little available could only be purchased by the rich individuals.        Tortoise, not being financially buoyant enough to buy food for himself and his family, started thinking of how he was going to mitigate the famine.            He learnt from some people that there is food in a faraway town. Immediately he heard this, he made up his mind that, no matter th

Hi lovelies ☺️.According to the title, can you actually believe that there is a man who never lied. Let's find out as we read.STORY OF THE MAN WHO NEVER LIEDOnce upon a time, there lived a wise man by the name of OKWUEGBU. He never lied. All the people in the land, even the ones who lived twenty days away, knew about him.The king heard about Okwuegbu and ordered his subjects to bring him to the palace. He looked at the wise man and asked:" Okwuegbu, is it true, that you have never lied?"" It's true.""And you will never lie in your life?"" I'm sure in that.""Okay, tell the truth, but be careful! The lie is cunning and it gets on your tongue easily."Several days passed and the king called Okwuegbu once again. There was a big crowd: the king was about to go hunting. The king held his horse by the mane, his left foot was already on the stirru