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| The Story of a Hunter and his Antelope Wife | |
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| The Tortoise and the Leopard | |
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| An Elephant, a Bush Dog, and the Villagers | |
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| The Story of a Farmer and Four Hyenas | |
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| The Greedy but Cunning Tortoise | |
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| The One-legged Man and the Tortoise | |
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| A She-goat and her Children | |
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| How the Hyena's Fur became Striped | |
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| The Boy in the Drum | |
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| Adamu's Mountain | |
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| The Man with Seven Dogs | |
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| The Story of Muhammadu | |
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| A Hunter, when the World began | |
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| The Son with a Big Head | |
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| Koba, the Hunter who stopped Hunting | |
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| A Rich Man and his Goat | |
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| The Boy who had to choose his Father | |
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| A Boastful Man who was not Brave | |
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| The Story of Ja'afaru and his Mother's Sons | |
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| The Story of Mullum the Soldier | |
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| The Story of a Princess and Two Princes | |
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| The Marriage of the Hunter's Sister (An Ijaw story, Eastern Nigeria) | |
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| How the Cat destroyed the Rats (A Nupe story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| A Good Fortune in Camels (A Hausa story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Fisherman and the Ring (A Hausa story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Magic Crocodile (A Hausa story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Contest between Fire and Rain (A Yoruba story, Western Nigeria) | |
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| The Wise Old Man and the Ferocious Leopard (A Fulani story, Northern Cameroons) | |
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| A Father's Warning (An Angas story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Lion is not the King of Men (A Hausa story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Hare and the Crownbird (A Sura story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Forgiving Wife (An Ibo story, Eastern Nigeria) | |
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| The Medicine for Getting a Son (An Ibo story, Eastern Nigeria) | |
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| The Present is the Most Important Time (A Hausa story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| Wiser than a King (An Ankwai story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Lion, the Monkey and the Clever Bird (An Ibo story, Eastern Nigeria) | |
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| The Rivalry for the Lizard King's Daughters (An Ibo story, Eastern Nigeria) | |
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| The Superiority of a Man Twenty-five Years Old (A Kanuri story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Magic Cooking Pot (A Nupe story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Tortoise is not as clever as he sometimes thinks (A Kabba story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Greedy Hare (A Nupe story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Tortoise and his Broken Shell (An Igbirra story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Cricket and the Toad (A Nupe story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| The Pig's search for a Grinding Stone (A Yoruba story, Western Nigeria) | |
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| The Poor Man who became King (An Angas story, Northern Nigeria) | |
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| Another Cause of Enmity between the Cat and the Rat (An Ibo story, Eastern Nigeria) | |
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| The Singing Bird and the Dancing Farmer (An Ibo story, Eastern Nigeria) | |