This is my first official post on Substack. I thought I’d been posting all along, but apparently I’ve been creating ‘notes’ instead of ‘posts’ before now. I’m starting to feel...
Thin is back in fashion, apparently. I’ve watched with growing dismay as female celebrity after female celebrity, mostly based in the United States to be fair, have made their appearances...
I first connected with Dynast Amir on Instagram, after the algorithm showed him one of my videos talking about my first book Nigerian Gods. He subsequently bought 2 copies - one for...
One of the most meaningful consequences of writing a book that explores Nigerian and African traditional religions, Nigerian and African spirituality, the enduring effects of colonialism and the transatlantic slave...
I am undeniably a perfectionist. It started gradually in my youth, gathered momentum with age and is now a fully developed cross for me to bear for the rest of...
‘Women in African Publishing & the Book Trade: A Series of Profiles‘ is a listing of women working in the publishing industry across the African continent. The list is curated...
Across the world, persons with disabilities remain invisible in the global development agenda. One key reason is because of variances in the availability and use of disability-disaggregated data across organisations and...
As Nigeria faces the immediate challenge of stimulating economic recovery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and corresponding economic shocks, it also has the opportunity to address the sizable...
I’m excited to finally be able to share the news that my book Nigerian Gods has been published. It’s extremely emotional to bear witness to the outcome of a literary journey that...
+ Interesting and well-researched. Retired Justice Mohammed Lawal Uwais GCON [Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria 1995-2006] + I am amazed at the depth of research and detail that has...