About me
Introduction
I am a literary scholar, writer, and educator whose work centres on African literature, literary theory, ecological thought, and the practice of reading. I am interested in how literature shapes our understanding of culture, memory, ethics, and the worlds we inhabit. My scholarly work moves across close textual analysis, literary criticism, and interdisciplinary inquiry, with particular attention to the ways literature engages questions of history, identity, environment, and power. Alongside research and writing, I develop literary education initiatives that encourage deeper engagement with texts and ideas.

Research Interests
African Literature
Postcolonial Studies
Literary Theory
Ecological Thought
Environmental Humanities
Reading & Interpretation
Academic Journey
2011
Bachelor of Arts (English Language)
Ahmadu Bello University
Studied English Language while developing an early interest in African literature, literary criticism, and cultural interpretation. My undergraduate research, Proverbs, Context and Meaning in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart, explored the relationship between language, culture, and interpretation in one of African’s most influential literary texts.
2017
Master of Arts (Literature)
University of Lagos
Built on this foundation through advanced study in literary criticism and postcolonial literary studies. My master’s dissertation, A Comparative Analysis of Individual Will in Wole Soyinka’s The Strong Breed and Femi Osofisan’s No More the Wasted Breed, examined questions of agency, subjectivity, and resistance in modern Nigerian drama.
Present
Independent Research
African Literature, Postcolonial Studies & Environmental Humanities
Pursuing independent research through critical reading, scholarly writing, and interdisciplinary engagement across African literature, postcolonial studies, ecocriticism, and the environmental humanities.