LagosLife has become material for fiction. In “Dear Almost Husband,” published on 8 October, Aduragbemi Akintepede writes a letter from a woman whose engagement unravels after her partner becomes absorbed in a Lagos-themed game. [1]
The narrator describes late-night play and growing suspicion. A message from a contact named Medusa supplies the turning point. The author introduces the piece as inspired by her work in progress, Last to Marry Is a Fool. [1]
Read it as a fictional relationship story, not a documented player incident. Its interest is how a recognisable game becomes shorthand for divided attention and mistrust. The original newsletter carries the complete story.
Read the original fictionUnsent Letters: Dear Almost Husband →
