“I have not been to Landmark for over five years. Time flies, huh?!” E.J. said, straining her neck to see what Landmark looks like now. She was heading to the Roving Heights bookstore to ask if she could stock her novel, What If Sasha Storm Lost Her Voice? A novel that explores the tumultuous relationship... Continue Reading →
“And can you imagine, Co-creation Hub Lagos is also funded by the MacArthur and the Gates Foundations?” E.J explained to Feranmi. Mr Matthew and E.J.’s mother’s driver, Mr Obed were in the wheelchair car, accompanying their small Madam to CcHub in Lekki Phase One. E.J. was going to record a podcast interview with her inimitable... Continue Reading →
Morning. Musa Yar’Adua Street. Rays of sunlight peeked through the blinds. Different day. Same morning routine. E.J. turned on her Spotify playlist and the sweet dulcet tones of Craig David filled the room. E. J’s sister, Kevwe was in the enormous living room of the Tudor-style mansion in the idyllic suburb of Lagos, the ever-popular... Continue Reading →
"I would go through all this pain. Take a bullet straight through my brain. Yes, I would die for you baby...," E.J. bopped her head along to the beat of the song Grenade by Bruno Mars. She rummaged through her sunflower yellow Mak Nisy bag for her mirror to check the finishing touches on her... Continue Reading →
My second book, "What if Sasha Storm Lost Her Voice?" is now available at Barnes and Noble. Sasha Storm, the biggest musician in the world loses her singing voice. Shay Miller, an ordinary believer inherits Sasha's musical talent. These two women live parallel lives and must balance faith and fame within the context of identity... Continue Reading →
What if Sasha Storm Lost Her Voice?" is a 2026 literature novel by Tomi Wright exploring the intersection of fame, faith and identity. The story follows the world's biggest pop star, Sasha Storm, grappling with the sudden loss of her singing voice, sparking a journey of self-discovery and a redefined purpose. Key Themes in the... Continue Reading →
Peace, be still The silence drowns out The noise of the world In your arms, I am tranquil Calm and at rest Your warm embrace Brings time to a halt Your heartbeat Is in rhythm with mine As we dance in the moonlight Our love, souls and hands intertwine I know deep down I am... Continue Reading →
He undoes me Everyday, I unravel just a little bit His words put me back together He undoes me The moments we spend together Heals me just a little bit each second He undoes me Time and time again Every minute I spend in his presence He undoes me I am undone by him I... Continue Reading →
“My name is Kehinde Oyegun but you can call me Kay,” the lady replied with a wide smile. “So why did you come to Cape Ingrood?” Eva asked. “Why does anyone come to the Cape for a weekend? To find love, of course.” She had a hint of a Nigerian accent.“Kehinde, that’s an interesting name.... Continue Reading →
Decked out in her floral, maroon-coloured Noji Art bou-bou, E.J gave her make-up a final once over. Her signature Ruby Woo/Bridgerton Rouge lip and her faux Cindy Crawford-esque mole were always the perfect accents to her full-face beat. She picked up her Samsung S23 Ultra and took a selfie, as insurance, to make sure it... Continue Reading →
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