I just wrote a poem inspired by this poem in Death Does Not End At The Sea🤭.

Which of the favours of my lord can I deny? None!! Alhamdulillah🤲🏾🤲🏾

one of my favorite poems in my debut chapbook 😌

Was published in Full House Literary❤️✨

Bismillaahil-lathee laa yadhurru ma'as-mihi shay'un fil-'ardhi wa laa fis-samaa'i wa Huwas-Samee 'ul- 'Aleem. In the Name of Allah, Who with His Name nothing can cause harm in the earth nor in the heavens, and He is the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing.

do not go gently into that reading frenzy.

SUJOOD MOSQUE, Olabisi Onabanjo University. Designed - 2021 Completed - 2023 Bringing this back to you, because it’s a flex for me. Being a part of the team that designed this is one that I am grateful for.

You will grow older and you will learn how to use the word “friend” correctly.

Òye means understanding, not intelligence. Làákàyè means all-encompassing intelligence and intuition.

Bro Tolulope Aina, top top person always >>>

So guys, NEWS! we’ve got some sponsors for Ake Fest registration! If you’re an undergrad in Unilag and want to attend, monitor this page. More info in a bit.

Every time I speak with him, I’m tempted to stay off the internet too and just be making great strides lowkey🙌✨.

I am glad to have a poem in the new issue of Kenyon Review. The poem, included in a folio on Forough Farrokhzad, attends to the vagaries of life and the fragility of our dreams. Thanks to Cindy Juyoung OK and the Kenyon Review editorial team. (RMG)

Okay, Grad school is like reading 10 books at the same time. Tankiu.

Everybody say Happy birthday Seyi! He’s one of the biggest film critics/ journalists in Africa. No cap (even though he’s wearing one). Follow him Seyi Lasisi & see for yourself. In your new year, go above and beyond. Seyi, will awake to my 20 missed calls notifications. 😂

The 10th addition🤭.

Happy birthday Seyi Lasisi , you’re the best thing to happen to Nigeria Film Journalism. Greater heights and more exploits🤍✨.

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