
Ingarie, a not-so-imaginary West African country, breaks up in 2040. The Ingarie Files is an experimental narrative project featuring a web of stories, news reports, magazine articles, travellogues chronicling local events from 2035 to 2080.
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Department of Geology, Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Anukwu, Afraby
4:20pm, 11th April, 2058
Pitter-Patter Feet
by Chukwuka Aniagor
It’s 4:20pm today when the rain begins. My seven-year-old son Chudi has just disrobed and c...
Central City-Idda-Zezzamu, Republic of Afraby; Afang Region, Ingarie.
January 22, 2042.
The request to smuggle one Kunlay Olaniran out of Afraby came through the regular channels to Senior Inspector Cheta Agbaosor on January 12...
Akingbola Afolaby,
Patriarch of Afolaby Clan
Akinsanya Island,
Ekoyu, Ingarie
2nd April, 2035
Pa Akingbola Afolaby writes to the Awolaby Clan Council about matters of national import and local interest, the Enzu question in part...
The first problem one runs into when reading about a fictional world where the story relies so much on the setting is a lack of anchor. Providing a map remedies the situation to an extent. At least, the reader knows where what elemen...
The Atlantico Grape Viner Vol.76,
May 20, 2059
The atmosphere at Irabor Cemetery in Pako was heavy. Despite restricted access, the main avenue was filled with cars, predominantly black vehicles with tinted windows and offici...
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