“Just…do it for your friends.”  That’s what my music professor at Stanford said on the last day of one of my digital music classes.  “Just do it for your friends.

Have you started a project that you were very passionate about just to abandon it a few weeks later?You got very excited about the idea.Told friends about it. You came

DOWN WITH THE ESTABLISHMENT!!! OK. Wait.  Before you start revolting. Those are words that Toffy wrote in his notepad.  “Who’s Toffy?” You might ask. Well that’s the main character in

Busy times huh? With busy lives, reading as an enjoyable art is on the decline. It’s hard for people to add a book into their busy netflix, amazon, hulu, twitter/X,

Life’s a bitch And then you die That’s why we get high ‘Cos you never know When you gasta go Didn’t mean to start on such a note but these

Whenever I hang out with my niece and nephew, it's always a new world. They are so quick to come up with a new game, rules, characters, and new worlds.

I was surprised when I surveyed a bunch of professionals in 2019. I was trying to understand how they felt about their creative output and what was holding them back.

When I got back from summer holidays in the US in 2001, my dad told me to write about my holiday experience. Back in the Lagos humid heat, I wrote

“We are at a turning point as we move from the information age to the automation age—these problems could be exacerbated or reduced. We are not quite sure what questions

I remember walking into a factory in Michigan (sometime in 2012). There were a few people crowded around the computer display in the control room. “Hello, Good morning.” I said.

When I wrote my dystopian novel - Toffy's Divide, I was envisioning a future in the year of 2049. Although I attempted to extrapolate what life would be like in

Towards the end of last year during late fall 2022, SBF and his scammy Palo Alto, Bahama-living ways had taken the wind out of the crypto space. Just a month