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I wrote a new piece on Medium chronicling the Tech void experienced last weekend in the presidential elections.
Do check it out.
"Nigeria’s Tech Community was Nowhere to be Found Last Saturday” by Mactor-Levin
link.medium.com/2U8DmW96Uxb
Is it still doom-scrolling if I have curated my timeline algorithm to show only what I want to inspire and educate me?
I wish Chimamanda Adichie could have all her speeches in an audio repository so we can listen to each like a podcast.
I'll never understand studying North African history back in university with text book materials written by Europeans.
That's my thing with slow burners, they tend to drag on, and my attention span is as like that of a dog, easily swayed.
Also, I'm sorry, but setting a queer romance between a Fulani girl and an Igbo girl in Aba 1967 seemed a little too fictional for me.
Replying to @Mactorrr
Tried to read it a few years ago and barely made it past the first chapter. I don’t have the patience for slow burners like I did in my teens anymore. Time is of the essence.
Under the Udala Trees was quite a slow a burner, Chinelo Okparanta takes her time building a teenage love plot centered around the Nigeria/Biafra Civil War.
While it may lack pace and structure, the book compensates with simplicity and context. 6/10
That's my dad.
#JAŸZ's "JAŸ-Z30" officially earns the biggest box office report by a Rapper in history, with $42.3 million from 137,000 tickets sold across 3 shows at Yankee Stadium in New York on July 10-12, 2026.
Depressing ass weather today in The Hague, and self obsessed people with their ugly umbrellas running in the damn rain and no sunshine.























