Cultural Comment
By Abdullahi Omoshalewa
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.
As It Happened
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Culture The Elevator of Death
The unfortunate death of Dr. Diaso Oghenevwaere renders a well-intentioned proposition futile.
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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 -
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 -
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 -
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 -
Personal History “Hindsight” and the Many Nights of Resurrections
The podcast that resurrects memorable figures in history has been my go-to bedtime listen and touchstone for knowledge of time past.
By Adebiyi Adedotun
Cultural Comment
By Adebiyi Adedotun
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?
Fiction & Poetry
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Fiction Leaving Home
When my home lost all of its appeal.
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Poem Aloha
Whatever happens to unkempt memories.
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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 -
Poem This Poem Would Be Stolen, Again
An exploration on the themes of insecurities, depths, and lack of appreciation for creative craft.
By Adedimeji Quayyim Abdul-Hafeez