A Phone Call Can Kill You. Really.

There was a buzz on Wednesday about calls from a certain “killer” phone number with people sending texts, SMSes and BBMs urging caution just in case you were lucky (or unlucky)  to be called by that number. In the end, it ended up being decried, again, as a hoax. The…

What I learned while growing up

10 things that have helped me gain balance

Throwback! The Punch Newspaper wrote a profile on me in 2013

It isn’t very often that a newspaper gets in touch to say they want to do an interview on me. It hadn’t ever happened actually so, this was a surprise.

On Death

I think about death quite a bit.

“The meaning of life is that it stops.” – Franz Kafka

I think about death quite a bit.

Probably more than is healthy but I do.

I have an alter-ego and so what?

This was originally published on ynaija.com

My life seems to be a series of ellipses
Starting in fits,
ending in sputters.
This transformation is taking its time,
it’s been quite a while. 2009.

eBooks vs Real Books!

This is my second article at Challenge:Future. I had a tough time with trying to stay neutral and concentrating on doing an exposition of these issues but the truth is that I fear my preference still reeks from this piece. Brace yourself for a long, enjoyable read! As always, please share…

The Ballads of Heartbreak

Our very first Sunday post on Esho-Ikoyi is by the incredibly talented Folorunso (@Moolah007). She shares some gripping and exacting un-thoughts. Enjoy a deep, somber start to this week, one that will be a very special one for us at Esho-Ikoyi. Please share your comments, (ahem)…

What Traveling Taught Me & University Never Will

Hey there guys! I am pondering creating a travels section for Esho-Ikoyi. What do you think? Will you contribute?  This piece was written by my friend Pamela Wagner, she lives in Vienna and studies at the Vienna University of Economics and…

Simple n’ Smart

Holla! This post was written originally as a Tip of the Week for the Challenge:Future Community. I write here about the usefulness of simplicity. Please feel at ease and share your thoughts in the comments section when you’re done reading.