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Ajebo Writer is the pseudonym of Kingdavid C. Ofunne, a dynamic Nigerian storyteller whose creative output spans fiction, poetry, short skits, and digital content. Operating primarily under the monike...
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At Writertain Creatives, we highlight storytellers shaping narratives in bold and meaningful ways. Today, we spotlight Emily Awele, an illustrator who is much more than her title suggests. She is a vi...
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