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Feyi Fawehinmi
Accountant | Amateur Economist | Wannabe Photographer | Tweets @doubleeph | Instagram Photography @feyiris.co
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My Books of 2023 (Fine Sentences Included)
I think 2023 was a good year for reading for me. I certainly feel like I read more and was rewarded by the books I read in various ways.
Notes on Japan
I spent a week in Japan — a country I’ve wanted to visit for the longest time and which holds all sorts of fascination for me — with my…
The Word On The Streets XXXV: The 10% Less Edition
Greetings from warm and sunny Hertfordshire where I’m decompressing after another whistle-stop trip to Nigeria. As usual, I was minding my…
Igi Oyin
An abiding memory of Nigerian elections that I have is from 2011. I flew to Nigeria to vote that year — I had planned to vote in the…
My Books of 2022 (Fine Sentences Included)
Somehow, I seemed to stumble on a lot of books I really liked in 2022. Looking back at my list, I really enjoyed the books I read. I wish I…
The Word on The Streets XXXIV: The Zero Percent Alcohol Edition
Yes, TWOTS is primarily how I keep tabs on changes in Nigeria while I’m away from the country. But sometimes we do venture to other places…
My Books of 2021 (Fine Sentences Included)
No point complaining that I didn’t read as much as I would have liked in 2021. That virus refused to go away so I spent the greater part of…
The Word On The Streets XXXIII: No Witches in CBN Edition
As they say about London buses — you wait 3 years for a TWOTS and then all of a sudden, 2 come along in quick succession.
J.O.K
There’s a rather funny story my dad once told me that has stayed with me. His father — Seriki Tugbobo — the larger than life patriarch of…
The Word on The Streets XXXII: Training Day Edition
My longest stay away from Nigeria is now over. After 3 years, TWOTS is back following the usual whistle-stop trip to Nigeria that took in…
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