It was a fine Tuesday morning in March. Few minutes past ten. The tropical sun accentuated a true meaning of the humid climate that morning. It was a more painful and stressful rush hour because the Ho town roads had not yet been asphalted and the Central Market Road had yet not been designated to one-way traffic. It was a market day: every taxi driver’s payday. Agbeko was elated and in high spirits because he, after months of sitting at the lorry station, had thrust himself on favour to be a spare driver that day: the last market day of the…
Author: William Adjei-Tuadzra
William Adjei-Tuadzra
Welcome to my corner of stories, insights, and creative musings. I’m a writer who weaves narratives in both standard English and pidgin, capturing the essence of life’s everyday moments and the complexity of human experiences. My passion lies in blending sociolinguistics, culture, and creativity to tell stories that resonate. Whether it’s through blogging, videography, or a touch of literary flair, I aim to connect with readers, spark conversations, and explore new perspectives. When I’m not writing, you’ll find me behind the camera, shaping visual stories, or reflecting on the power of words to inspire and transform or tutoring. Join me on this journey as I share my world—one story at a time.