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"People want to be around happy people more than around people who aren't happy. So why not just try our best to make each other happy."
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While its multi-genre roots are visible - Nigerian John Wick meets Arrival by way of The Three Body Problem - I think the book also says something important about humanity. It’s rooted in Afrocommunitarian collective philosophy. It blends spirituality & science in new ways.
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This is a big day for me.This novel represents the purest expression of all my formative influences & foundational interests, pressed together + running over. It’s an action thriller, a first contact narrative, a genre-defying thing that no plagiarism machine could even dream up
Kenneth retweeted
The day is finally upon us!
THE FIST OF MEMORY is officially out NOW in the US and Canada. This near-future story of assassins, aliens, astrophysicists and ancestors that I started 15 years ago is finally out in the world & it still feels a bit unreal.
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Kenneth retweeted
An alien ship appears over Nigeria. Global powers panic. An assassin, a witchdoctor, and an astronomer are caught in the crossfire.
Read The Fist of Memory by Wole Talabi! buff.ly/Bjop3cZ
#TheFistOfMemory #WoleTalabi #SciFi #AfricanLit
Kenneth retweeted
This comes one month after @fijnigeria's three-part undercover investigation, 'Europe Through the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea'.
Senate Orders Probe Into Libya Trafficking After FIJ’s Sahara Desert Investigation fij.ng/article/senate-orders…
It is no big deal when an African or Indian goes by the name Michael Owen or Andrew Campbell but it is always "shocking" when a British person is named Mohammed or Aminu. 🙂
Replying to @nytimes
LOL. "British man".
Mohmed Ahmad Abdulkarim
Our legacy media has an agenda. And it ain't "journalism".
Kenneth retweeted
Friends who have reached out to me requesting photos with which to celebrate my birthday have found it funny that I sent them desert photos. Some have gone behind me to retrieve flashy photos of me from the Internet; others have outright asked me to send fancy photos.
But these three desert photos of me are the core of my defining moment of the last year. I intend to keep them in public circulation as a memento of the many mountains and seas I’ve crossed in the line of duty.
PS: I apologise for all the calls and messages I haven’t answered. That’s because my photography exhibition, ‘Desserts from the Desert’, is ongoing at Alliance Française de Lagos, 9 Osborne Rd, Ikoyi.
Today and tomorrow are open to the general public. If you’re looking for me, that’s where you can catch me!😊
Arguing with a very wealthy, accomplished older gentleman whose children are also already accomplished while you are wasting away defending the administration that is making you waste away is an interesting part of the social media experience.
Replying to @UtomiPat
It's extremely foolish comparing Nigeria to Norway. Prof, this your new job where you have to do this propaganda with half-baked stats is beneath you. I wonder what could have pushed you into such desperation. Not even when your candidate is Peter Obi 🤣😂
When a Gambian Housing development company began building an estate in Rivers state several years ago it found so big a scarcity of basic masonry, tiling and plumbing skills that it made a strategic decision to source skills from the Senegambia region. The firm moved 600 people from Senegal over land to Nigeria, The strategy paid off for Taj Africa Global. The education policy agenda of the NDC, Obi and Kwankwaso and the Big Tent look to overcome that skills gap which is a direct threat to the manufacturing we desire for job creation .
Kenneth retweeted
It was a pleasure talking about my new novel THE FIST OF MEMORY with Ed on Worldshapers! Thanks so much for having me.
Check out the podcast below and hear us discuss what genre, scifi and diving into the collective unconscious to find stories and connections.
On my podcast, The Worldshapers, I talk with @WTalabi about his new science fiction novel THE FIST OF MEMORY (@dawbooks, out Oct. 27), a first-contact thriller set in near-future Nigeria. youtu.be/GK0lQTDkLrg
As we wait for the release of The Fist of Memory, check out Wole Talabi's other books: Convergence Problems and Shigidi and the Brass Head of Obalufon!
Preorder The Fist of Memory, an electrifying, action-packed first contact sci-fi novel: buff.ly/Z6cD3R4
With how popular Netflix series glorifying serial killers is, and the constant gun violence from kids as young as 16 happening in certain countries, the last thing we need to see is fake outrage because someone fought in a club. As if THAT country is not always instigating wars.
Kenneth retweeted
PHOENIX FURY official trailer 🐦🔥🐦🔥
3 decades, two women, one man.
Old sins cast long shadows.
Starring Uzoamaka Power, Ama K Abebrese, Richard Mofe-Damijo, Onyinye Odokoro and more.
PHOENIX FURY hits cinemas nationwide in Nigeria and Ghana, October 30.
Kenneth retweeted
Ladies and gentlemen, finally, the opening day of my maiden photography exhibition, ‘Desserts from the Desert’.
Venue: Alliance Française de Lagos, 9 Osborne Rd, Ikoyi
Today, Monday October 26, an exclusive, invite-only opening event. 6pm – 9pm. Exhibition all day long.
Tomorrow, Tuesday October 27, is open to all members of the public, with exhibition all day long.
Wednesday October 28 similarly open to the general public. Then exhibition all day long.




























