Dear L, I came across a clip of Abimbola Craig on YouTube and it hit me that things have changed since you left.
Category Archives: Creative Nonfiction
Makoko: The Last Days of a Floating City
The Nigerian flag danced wildly in the wind amidst collapsed houses, now a sea of gutted woods and floating human waste—the remaining signs of a once bubbly and densely packed settlement.
Rise Up and Walk
I always thought of change as something that would announce its arrival.
Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego
Some stories feel louder in certain seasons. Lately, the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego has been echoing everywhere I turn.
JAMB IS NOT THE END OF THE WORLD
JAMB IS NOT THE END OF THE WORLD They say with derision.But 19-year old Timilehin took her life because of it.Her dream was to study Microbiology.
A Tired Patriot
Someone asked me to describe my country. It took me a while to respond because I didn’t know where to start.
Dancing Your Way to Living the Dream
It’s amazing how life can be transformed and past problems that were once mountainous now fade out as memories.
God’s Love
“I’ve seen this moment before.”
Life in Pink
SaturdaysDancing to Love me jeje by TemsNo care in the world
For the Love of Arts & Culture
I recently attended a workshop at the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art, which has inspired me to explore Northern culture and lifestyle through their arts and crafts.
Brazen Exchange 