I grew up in Ọrlu and Owere, Nigeria, and now live in Southern California. My research and writing explore Digital Rhetorics of Social Movements, African Queer Archives, Composition Theory and Pedagogy, and Contemporary Anglophone African Literatures.
Fiction: House on the Rock, Agbowo, October, 2025
Essay: “The Depersonalisation of African Migrant Women’s Stories: Exploring Pathways for Accelerating Action” Migrant Women Press, March 2025
MA: “Allyship needs to be loud”: Afrobeats’ uneasy relationship with queerness
IMAGINING AMERICA: Announcing the 2025-2026 Publicly Active Graduate Education (PAGE) Fellows
IJNET – Amplifying Stories of African Migrants
PUNCH Nigeria: Before Stardom with Chimee Adioha
JAMLAB AFRICA: Q&A: Chimee Adioha, co-founder of Diaspora Africa
MINORITY AFRICA: It is As if We Don’t Exist
URBANET: How a Misdirected Land Use Law Disregards Coastal Dwellers’ Rights
VANGUARD Nigeria: Amplifying African Narratives through Communication & Literature
OKAY AFRICA: Africa’s Bookstagrammers are Carving Out a Space for the Continent’s Authors
CULTURE CUSTODIAN: 6 Nigerian Bookstagrammers Putting African Talent on The Map