I have often felt a little caught between worlds, in my identity, my career, and my art. But I believe these intersections are where the most honest stories live. It is a pleasure to welcome you here.
A little about me: I was born in Côte d’Ivoire, shaped by the rhythms of Ghana, the perspectives of the UK, and the deep roots of my Nigerian heritage. My life is a blend of cultures, journeys, and reinventions.
These lived experiences breathe through my work; from the lyrical, thought-provoking anthology Human of My Kind, which reflects on our shared humanity and inner resilience, to the soul-baring honesty of my memoir Chasing Closure: Life on the Edge of Belonging.
In Chasing Closure, I invite readers into the intimate spaces of my life, navigating displacement, confronting cultural rejection, and finding healing in faith and self-acceptance. My writing can be raw, reflective, and deeply human, offering hope to anyone who has ever felt caught between worlds.
You might notice I call myself more of a story writer than a storyteller. This is because I often feel I am simply transcribing the stories that are already happening inside me. The words just demand to be written down. I have a deep love for poetry, and my words often explore themes of identity, belonging, faith, and the quiet strength we carry within.
Beyond the page, I am passionate about creating spaces where every voice feels seen, heard, and valued; a commitment that fuels my professional leadership, my faith, and my art.
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I have often felt a little caught between worlds, in my identity, my career, and my art. But I believe these intersections are where the most honest stories live. It is a pleasure to welcome you here.
A little about me: I was born in Côte d’Ivoire, shaped by the rhythms of Ghana, the perspectives of the UK, and the deep roots of my Nigerian heritage. My life is a blend of cultures, journeys, and reinventions.
These lived experiences breathe...