Golden light streaming through what appears to be window blinds
Flash Fiction

Early Light

By Adebiyi Adedotun

As It Happened

  • Lady Justice taking her time to read a book—in style. Justice can wait. Cultural Comment

    The Streisand Effect on “Nigeria and Its Criminal Justice System”

    An arguably esoteric book, through gung-ho policing attempts, may have been unwittingly accentuated by sheer negligence.

    By Adebiyi Adedotun
  • Before You Call It a Comeback Cultural Comment

    Before You Call It a Comeback

    Refuting a proposition requires resisting knee-jerking and trying to fully understand it first.

    By Adebiyi Adedotun
  • Gray and white robot illustration Artificial Intelligence

    OpenAI and a Tale Of Corporate Schism

    When the growing discontent at OpenAI came to a head.

    By Adebiyi Adedotun
  • The Elevator of Death Culture

    The Elevator Of Death

    The unfortunate death of Dr. Diaso Oghenevwaere renders a well-intentioned proposition futile.

    By Adebiyi Adedotun
  • I Can Never Fall Asleep When It Matters Essay

    I Can Never Fall Asleep When It Matters

    My insomnia, years in the making, is a habit born out of innocence and self-sabotage.

    By Adebiyi Adedotun
  • The Perils of a Potential Fork in the Road Cultural Comment

    The Perils Of a Potential Fork In the Road

    Peter Obi is not—and will not be—the messiah many want him to be, and if that doesn't matter to them now, when should it?

    By Adebiyi Adedotun
  • My Game Boy Advance Was the Perfect Tragedy For a Healthy Life Personal History

    My Game Boy Advance Was the Perfect Tragedy for a Healthy Life

    My experience of owning a Game Boy Advance was a travail that taught me more than I bargained for.

    By Adebiyi Adedotun
  • Twitter, the Digital Town Square With a Bittersweet Allure Cultural Comment

    Twitter, the Digital Town Square With a Bittersweet Allure

    A closer look into the microblogging hub might reveal it to be a near-perfect simulation of what is obtainable in the real world.

    By Abdullahi Omoshalewa

People pretending to read
Fiction

How to Pretend You Read Achebe

By Abdullahi Omoshalewa

Fiction & Poetry

  • Aloha Poem

    Aloha

    Whatever happens to unkempt memories.

    By Adebiyi Adedotun
  • A man is walking away Fiction

    Leaving Home

    When my home lost all of its appeal.

    By Adebiyi Adedotun
  • A young Nigerian doctor with a stethoscope and a paintbrush attending to patients in the emergency department. Flash Fiction

    Silly Sketches

    While they may initially protest at the lackluster quality of your artwork, they will inevitably ask to keep the humorous mementos.

    By Abdullahi Omoshalewa