Odafin Odafe Okoh is curious about the knotty twine of norms and taboos that drive while compounding human behaviour. Such curiousity has appeared as short stories in The Kalahari Review, The Shallow Tales Review and elsewhere. Other than books, his work with Climate Change has taken him across the length and breadth of Nigeria's cities as an action advocate. Otherwise, he lives in Abuja and tweets via @OdafinOdafe
The men who put numbers to the crates bite their beer-soaked lips and shake their drunk, little heads at...
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When the time came for you to entangle yourself with the affairs of this world, Mummy wasn't ready
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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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Precious Oluwatobi Emmanuel is from Nigeria. This whole writing thing for him started when...
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