Sunday, December 22, 2024

Caleb Ajinomoh

Ajinomoh Caleb is a print journalist by day and a commercial writer by night. He contributes to the education review desk of The Sun Newspaper, a foremost Nigerian tabloid. His first non-fiction, Job Seekers Do Stupid Things, was released in September 2015. His first fiction, Fe-mme Fa-tale, is undergoing final edit and is primed for a March 2016 release. He lives in Lagos, Nigeria.

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