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Kemi Falodun

Kemi Falodun is a Nigerian writer who lives in Lagos. She studied Microbiology at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

In her short stories and essays, she explores themes on loss, memory and the complexities of human relationships. An Editorial Assistant for Saraba Magazine, her short story “Waiting” was shortlisted for the 2016 Awele Creative Trust Award.

Lagos - Maputo 2018 : Call for Volunteers

16/01 We are currently on the lookout for volunteers (from all nationalities) who will like to collaborate with us on making the 8th edition of Invisible Borders Trans-African Road Trip: Lagos to Maputo 201

Lagos - Maputo 2018: Call for Participation

09/01 We are seeking passionate African artists (photographers, writers, filmmakers, historians, architects, dancers, performance artists, and graffiti artists) who are interested in participating.

Lagos - Maputo: The Eighth Edition of Invisible Borders Trans-African Road Trip

09/01 The eighth Invisible Borders Trans-African Road Trip: Lagos - Maputo 2018: A Journey Through Volatile Negotiations Between Past and Present.
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