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Boundless commitment: Exploring poetry foundation’s 404 page

UX is everywhere — in our lives even when we don’t notice it. I often find myself poking around and deliberately misspelling URLs so I…

2 min readJan 16, 2023

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A screenshot of Poetry Foundation’s 404 page. This page captures the different areas this article focus on

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Being a content designer in the world: 10 friendly reminders as you design content in 2024

The world is changing, and with AI entering our lives and spaces, humans are finding more meaning to life, dailiness, and doing things…

5 min readDec 29, 2023

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Born into a family where music is air gave me everything I needed to breathe.

I would buy many more radios, wake to my father's huge music player 5am every morning, hum the music into my awakening.

2 min readJun 19, 2021

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Born into a family where music is air gave me everything I needed to breathe.

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The last time I visited a hospital was in 2013, not as a visitor but as a student who had to…

It was two days before Easter. Perhaps, the only not-too-good- Easter I'll ever have. The nurse smiled and said, "you will not feel any…

3 min readMay 8, 2021

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An Assortment of Poetry Genres by Kehinde Badiru and Angie Andrews

Some personal news: 💐

1 min readMar 20, 2021

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An Assortment of Poetry Genres by Kehinde Badiru and Angie Andrews

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Of Violation, Tears and Bleak Hope: A Review of Kehinde Badiru’s “I know Why Your Mother Cries”…

Foremost postcolonial Nigerian poet, Niyi Osundare, opines that “in the intricate dialectics of human living, looking back is looking…

8 min readMar 20, 2021

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Of Violation, Tears and Bleak Hope: A Review of Kehinde Badiru’s “I know Why Your Mother Cries”…

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This Heart is Home

I remember all the queens in my life today. Never been busier telling their stories, and listening to the beauty of their voices. On this…

2 min readMar 8, 2021

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This Heart is Home

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Ìbàdàn: A Conversation

I’m back in this city, this home where my heart finds peace, and relives the memory of the beginnings. Here, my conversations with where my…

2 min readMar 3, 2021

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Ìbàdàn: A Conversation

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“Street of Goats”

New Fiction from Kehinde Badiru

4 min readMar 3, 2021

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“Street of Goats”

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We can’t live, yet we can’t leave: How Nigeria eats her own.

At that moment our lives were changed — It was good until it suddenly wasn’t. On 1st October, Nigerians in the diaspora celebrated…

7 min readOct 27, 2020

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We can’t live, yet we can’t leave: How Nigeria eats her own.

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Kehinde Badiru

Kehinde Badiru

UX Writer & Content Designer | Author (Risk Press 2022, Infinity Books 2021, Parresia Pub 2020). Words everywhere. Founded @WriteNowLit @LoftyStepsPublishing

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