Olaitan Omokehinde is a 23-year-old student of mass communication at the University of Lagos. She is a freelance writer and blogger and co-founder of the NGO Girl Child Chronicles (GCC).
She writes fiction and personal essays, she is a feminist and is slightly addicted to the European historical monarchy. She gets most of her inspiration from female African authors and personal life experiences.
She is currently working on her debut book, which is a collection of short stories detailing the experiences of women across various tribes in Nigeria.
The year was 1966. The country had just experienced its first coup. The nation was tumbling from its roots...
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Jerry Chiemeke is a writer, culture critic and lawyer. His work has appeared in The Johannesburg Review of Books...
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Dazzle is a creatively driven multipotentialite and a superhero against stereotypes. When she's...
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Freddy Betse lives in Calabar, Nigeria. He studied Communication and Television Production at NTA Television...
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