I am a Nigerian literary scholar, curator, writer, and digital humanities practitioner whose work sits at the intersection of contemporary African literature, museum studies, feminist and futurist thought, and collaborative digital storytelling. I work in the fields of African and African American studies, global Black Anglophone literatures, gender and sexuality studies as well as cultural studies, digital media studies, and museum studies. I also have extensive professional experience curating performances of scholarship and art, supported by a certificate in Museum Studies.

I have successfully defended her dissertation, Naija-Lit-to-the-World: 21st Century Subcultures and the Reconfiguration of Nigerian Literary History, at the University of Alabama. This project examines twenty-first-century Nigerian literary and digital subcultures as globally mobile, theoretically generative sites of cultural production.

A committed, student-centered teacher, I teach courses in English Composition, American Literature, African American Literature, and others, in ways that integrate literary studies, visual culture, and media analysis, fostering critical thinking and cultural literacy. I am also an active independent curator of arts.