+234 - An Awkward Guide to Being Nigerian is a collection of essays that takes you into the heart and soul of Nigerians - as seen or experienced by the writer. The writer uses humour, other times sarcasm, and sometimes seriousness - to reveal the little nuances that make Nigerians unique. With topics ranging from feminism in the Nigeria, to what it means to living with disability, and other issues of love and humanity, Atoke's collection is an awkward guide to that blends her personality with her desires for a truly greater Nigeria.
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Atoke is a lawyer, writer, retired foodie and FitFam adherent. She worships at the altar of words, and believes life is too short not to be kind to other people. Born, raised & buttered in Lagos, Nigeria, she spent a part of her life travelling between Newcastle, Swansea, Houston and back. She now lives in Toronto, Canada with her MacBook Pro & her New Balance running shoes. Of course she exists to watch TV but she doesn't think that's appropriate information for a professional bio.
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