In this interview with Aminat Lawal, she sheds light on her Background, Education and Social Life. Discover how she attained Double First Class Honours in Law from the University of …
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“My Major Challenge Was Time Management” – Interview With Haleemah Hamzah (Part 2)
by Moyosoreoluwa Lawore 8 minutes readIn continuation of our Interview with the amazing Haleema Hazah, she talks about her Challenges, Soft Skills, Time Management, and Networking Life while at the Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS). …
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Girl Meets Biochemistry: Interview With Haleemah Hamzah (Part 1)
by Moyosoreoluwa Lawore 8 minutes readWould it interest you to know that Biochemistry does not mean the mundane mix of the theories of Biology and Chemistry? How do I know? I spoke with a prolific …
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“Literary Journals Are Quintessential” – Interview With Prosper Ifeanyi (Part 2)
by Moyosoreoluwa Lawore 14 minutes readIn continuation of our exclusive interview with Ifeanyi Prosper, he goes in-depth on the nature of poetry in Nigeria; as well as the nitty-gritty of poetry writing and journal submission …
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“My Journey Into Poetry” – Interview With Prosper Ifeanyi (Part 1)
by Moyosoreoluwa Lawore 10 minutes readFor this piece, we had the pleasure of speaking with Prosper Ifeanyi, a distinguished poet and literary writer who has his works beautifully littered in several local and international journals/magazines. …
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Previously on Lonely Days; Yaremi refused to pick a man at the cap-picking ceremony. She became ostracised in the village. Segi arrived in Kufi village to defend her mother. They …
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Finally, Yaremi’s children appeared to speak on behalf of their mother in chapter 13. I low-key always wondered why they were never there for her through her early days as …
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Previously on Lonely Days (Chapter 11) Yaremi was to finally pick a cap; an authority, a man to shield her head, a breadwinner. Numerous caps were placed before her. Caps …
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CHAPTER 11 It’s cap-picking ceremony day. The last cap-picking ceremony took place ten years ago when Dedewe, Foyoyin, and Radeke, three widows, had the opportunity to choose new men. If …
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Yaremi found out that she was leaning more and more towards masculinity – the way she walked; the way she talked, each time she had to call someone within a …