My name is Labrinth

Labrinth has something new coming for me. This could be the best year ever!

He is alive. I am alive!

Reading one book, craving another, obsessing over the one I read last week. This is my personality now.

literally and it’s the best part tbh

Such an interesting relationship between grief and memory. I’m trying to write about my first adult relationship but because the breakup was so brutal on me, I think my brain has gotten rid of all those memories and I’m having such a hard time locating them.

There is a distinctiveness to Seyi Lasisi’s writing voice. Unmistakable. Bold in its analysis. Clear in its criticism. You should read his latest on #TKAMNetflix for The Culture Custodian👇🏽 culturecustodian.com/to-kill-a-monk…

set your reminders! My Body God’s Temple is out on YouTube. written, directed by Uzoamaka Power. #MBGT #mybodygodstemple #ZionlovesOma #mybody 🤎

Today marks my last day at BBC News Africa after six incredible years. My time at the Beebs has been nothing short of adventurous and filled with growth. I will always cherish every moment spent there.

If you shout JOY where you are right now, I just might respond. I think that’s my name. But really, it’s Todah, Opeyemi—and I’m grateful. Temitope.

your life will change and you will see it was all worth it. keep doing. happy tears in my eyes.

Realising that I could use my words to inspire people to feel whatever I want them to feel thoroughly changed how I viewed the gift of writing as a writer.

To Kill a Monkey is infuriatingly overwhelming unmindful of the brilliant performance from Bucci Franklin, William Benson and others. in my latest for The Culture Custodian, i interrogated the show read, share and comment. the show is streaming on Netflix culturecustodian.com/to-kill-a-monk…

End of an era. 😭😭😭

Last night, we launched something powerful. Sauti Sessions — a new civic storytelling platform where stories meet power and voices shape change. And the energy? Electric. #SautiSessions #VoicesAtTheTable #SautiSessions #JusticeForRexMasai #CivicStorytelling

“There is nothing more humiliating to me than my own desires. Nothing that makes me hate myself more than being burdensome and less than self-sufficient.” theparisreview.org/blog/2019/07/1…

everybody in the world should read this story.

I think it’s interesting what we label as rebellion in Nigeria and the punishment for not conforming to religiously inspired state-backed conduct. Our educational institutions also infantilize their students in a way that rewards obedience over critical thinking.