I learned that determination and consistency often matter more than brilliance.Continue reading THE ROAD TO OBS & GYNAE
OLD RITES, NEW WITNESSES
When my grandfather died in Ondo Town in 2025, his burial became my lesson in ritual.Continue reading OLD RITES, NEW WITNESSES
WHAT LIVING IN DIFFERENT CITIES HAS TAUGHT ME
Mobility comes at a cost, particularly financial ones, and maintaining this kind of life requires constant adjustment.Continue reading WHAT LIVING IN DIFFERENT CITIES HAS TAUGHT ME
A DAY IN TERROR-RAVAGED KWARA COMMUNITIES
For sure, I knew I was going on a risky voyage. If things went south, I could lose my life or get abducted.Continue reading A DAY IN TERROR-RAVAGED KWARA COMMUNITIES
GRANDMOTHER’S STRAWBERRY ICECREAM
Every holiday we visited, she always made sure strawberry-flavoured ice cream was stocked.Continue reading GRANDMOTHER’S STRAWBERRY ICECREAM
A RESILIENCE BREWED IN LAGOS
I started to wonder how I had become so immune to the great sense of tragedy. And then I remembered that I grew up in Lagos.Continue reading A RESILIENCE BREWED IN LAGOS
LIVING WITH TUBERCULOSIS AS A NIGERIAN IDP
The hardest thing, harder than the cough that wakes me up at night, is how people change when you get an illness.Continue reading LIVING WITH TUBERCULOSIS AS A NIGERIAN IDP
GETTING INFO ABOUT ACCESSIBILITY IS HARD
If I need to have myself or my chair carried at any point to gain access into a building, then it’s definitely not inclusive or safe.Continue reading GETTING INFO ABOUT ACCESSIBILITY IS HARD
BEYOND WHAT YOU SEE
What is it like studying in Nigeria while living with a disability or chronic illness?Continue reading BEYOND WHAT YOU SEE
LECTURERS GAVE ME SUMMARY NOTES
I haven’t been stigmatised because I rarely tell or show that I’m sick.Continue reading LECTURERS GAVE ME SUMMARY NOTES