Sybil Okubo Fekurumoh

Writer|Editor. Interested in African art, literature, pop culture, film, & tech.

Book Review: Pemi Aguda’s “Ghostroots” Explores Nigeria’s Everydayness and Otherworldliness - Afrocritik
Book Review: Pemi Aguda’s “Ghostroots” Explores Nigeria’s Everydayness and Otherworldliness - Afrocritik
Book Review: "Loss is an Aftertaste of Memories” Unravels Nostalgia and Identity - Sybil Fekurumoh - The Lagos Review
Book Review: "Loss is an Aftertaste of Memories” Unravels Nostalgia and Identity - Sybil Fekurumoh - The Lagos Review
Book Review: Ayòbámi Adébáyò’s "A Spell of Good Things" Sheds Light on Inequality in Modern Nigeria - Afrocritik
Book Review: God’s Children Are Little Broken Things by Arinze Ifeakandu - Afrocritik
Book Review: God’s Children Are Little Broken Things by Arinze Ifeakandu - Afrocritik
Profile: With "Collector of Memories," Joshua Chizoma is Creating Identities - Afrocritik
Profile: With "Collector of Memories," Joshua Chizoma is Creating Identities - Afrocritik
Profile: Blessing Abeng is on a Journey to Empowering Africa's Tech Talents - Afrocritik
Profile: Blessing Abeng is on a Journey to Empowering Africa's Tech Talents - Afrocritik
Profile: Eunice the best startup founders are the ones willing to grind, think outside of the box –
Profile: Eunice the best startup founders are the ones willing to grind, think outside of the box –
Poetry: "Lost in Translation" - Salamander Ink
Poetry: "Let’s Pray" - Sage Cigarette magazine
Poetry: "Always a Full Moon in a Dark Alley" - Ethel
Non-fiction: "Tomorrow for My Worth, Today for Children" on African Writer Mag
Sybil Okubo Fekurumoh – Medium
Sybil Okubo Fekurumoh – Medium

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