Last seen: Oct 22, 2026
@thebookpolitics That'll be nice although i have a lot in mind but Oyo and Osun are the most likely before niger lol
@thebookpolitics Let me drop a line before you conclude I’ve never read a book in my life 😂😂😂"All happy families are alike; ea...
@thebookpolitics 😅 Hoooor lol you said guess the book, not resurrect my entire reading history 😭😂 my brain has refused to coop...
@thebookpolitics 😂😂 At that point, it won’t just be things fall apart but the movie itself might fall apart lolCause i can imagine it...
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@thebookpolitics Born in Lagos, originally from Niger Delta, and I’ve also been to Kaduna and a bit of Ondo and few other states. I’d love to visit mo...
@thebookpolitics I agree! A great adaptation or movie should capture the soul of the book, not necessarily copy every page. It can also be influenced ...
@tomi Was it hard writing a main character who doesn't remember? How did you make people root for someone who can't even defend herself?
@thebookpolitics Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone😅. One of the books i grew up knowing, so living inside it even for a week would feel...
@abdulrahman-sarkin-pawa Yup that question changes everything and that’s how I always see people since I’m naturally patient and make excuses for peop...
@abdulrahman-sarkin-pawa Exactly. And i think a lot of us needed to hear that we are allowed to put things down. That we don't have to carry everythin...
@abdulrahman-sarkin-pawa Most people treat vulnerability like it's a weakness, but it actually takes more courage to say "I'm hurting" than to preten...
@abdulrahman-sarkin-pawa Did writing Sonder change how you treat people?
@abdulrahman-sarkin-pawa Was there ever a moment in your own life where you felt you were being forced to be a man or so and probably not allowed to b...
@thebookpolitics Yup exactly. It makes you slow down and really be present with whatever you’re reading.