MERCY D Duncan

09/08/2026

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08/25/2026

08/19/2026

The rumors reached her first.

"I heard business is picking up."

She didn't come back for him.
She came back for what he's becoming. 🔥

OGUN'S DEBT continues. ⚒️

08/18/2026

The god of iron doesn't knock. He just shows up in the smoke.

"You still carry it. The shame. The insult she poured on your head when you had nothing."

Some debts aren't money. Some debts are the weight you refuse to put down.

OGUN'S DEBT continues. 🔥⚒️

08/17/2026

"Almost done. Almost there."

Every night the sparks fly and nobody's watching. But the gods are.

Introducing OGUN'S DEBT, the newest story from The Griot's Reel. 🔥⚒️

08/13/2026

From a stolen crown to a kingdom reborn. 👑✨

Adekunle stands before his people, not as the boy who ran, but as the king who came home.

'Ilaji does not forget her children. And her children will never run again.'

This is the final part of Adekunle and the Ivory Throne — a Yoruba-inspired tale of betrayal, exile, and a rightful king finally restored.

Thank you for following this journey. 👑🙏

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08/12/2026

Some kings prove themselves not by revenge, but by restraint. 👑

Face to face with the man who stole everything from him, Adekunle chooses a punishment that mirrors his own pain rather than ending it in blood.

'No. You will learn what it is to run. As I did.'

This of Adekunle and the Ivory Throne, a Yoruba-inspired tale of betrayal, exile, and a kingdom waiting for its rightful king to return.

08/11/2026

"Brought before the throne he once stole, Osaze finally faces the boy he tried to erase. 😔

There's no remorse in his eyes, only defiance.

'Kill me, then. As I should have killed you.'

This is Adekunle and the Ivory Throne, a Yoruba-inspired tale of betrayal, exile, and a kingdom waiting for its rightful king to return.

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08/10/2026

He walks into the courtyard he once fled. This time, he doesn't run. 👑

The truth finally speaks louder than the lie that exiled him. A griot who saw everything. A crowd that remembers. Guards who no longer answer to a false king.

'I am Adekunle, son of Adewale. And I have come home.'

This is Adekunle and the Ivory Throne, a Yoruba-inspired tale of betrayal, exile, and a kingdom waiting for its rightful king to return.

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