'Namdi Awa-Kalu

I am a law student at the London School of Economics, but I grew up in Lagos and have missed Nigeria for every one of the six years I have been away. I try to communicate this sense of displacement and relocation in all my work at present. I write for a generation not unwelcome abroad but nonetheless missing parts of the spirit that are forever entangled with home.

Who Kidnapped The Future? A Short Story by ‘Namdi Awa-Kalu

Fiction 'Namdi Awa-Kalu - January 13, 2010

Green Eyes: A Short Story by ‘Namdi Awa-Kalu

Fiction 'Namdi Awa-Kalu - August 25, 2009

Him, Her: A Short Story by ‘Namdi Awa-Kalu

Fiction 'Namdi Awa-Kalu - June 19, 2009

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