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Hello, I am Sakeenah🤭
I am a creative writer, content writer, student journalist and award-winning public speaker. I love reading books and reviewing them. I am a penultimate student of communication and language arts, UI.
I write here: medium.com/@sakeenahkareem
Sakeenah Kareem. 💫
B.A (Double Honours) Communication and Language Arts and German, University of Ibadan.
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Today, my friends and I graduate in style from the University of Ibadan.
B.A German, French, German and French, French and German.
We started as 9.
But today, we dedicated our success to our friend, who we lost the same day we received our results.
In all,Gott sei Dank!❤️
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In Agbaman for @YLReview, I sat down with @iquivoid, one of the sharpest ears in Nigerian music journalism. We talked charts, criticism and who gets to tell the Afrobeats story. Read 👇 yabaleftreview.com/on-seeing…
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Mo ti gbé igbá orókè. Mo ti jáwé olúborí. Kódà! 💐🐦🔥
This win is most exhilarating. My sincere thanks to @elekerepress for this remarkable initiative. I am indebted to @missadekanmbi and @SamExistingg for their gifts of friendship, readership and editorial interventions...
We are thrilled to announce the winner of the inaugural Élékéré Short Story Prize, Olúwatúnmiṣe Ọ̀tọ̀lórìn Akìgbógun (@OluwatunmiseMi8), for his story “Sweet Salt”.
Olúwatúnmiṣe takes home the $500 prize, congratulations!
Read Sweet Salt: elekere.press/sweet-salt-by-…
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"Write a book in English... Write a book in English"
Now that I've written one, I hope I can rest 😒
Alongside an incredible cohort of Nigerian writers, we created 20 original picture books for children under the aegis of @bookbuzzNG and tutelage of @lolashoneyin.
My book, "When The Bulldozers Came", will be released alongside nineteen other picture books on October 7.
❤️
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The big news is out! Masobe Books is publishing DEAR DESCENDANT(S), my debut collection of short stories!
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I'm going to give you the advice I wish I got.
📍Stay on LinkedIn. Connect with writers, editors, content managers, and founders. Follow people of value.
📍Take courses on SEO writing, content creation, social media marketing, and Ads management. It'll help your business plans.
📍Use your free time to write samples. If you can get up to 10 samples, you're good to go. Post them on your social media platforms.
📍Start pitching brands/businesses. Offer to write 1-2 samples for free, and build your portfolio. It can never be too early.
📍Open a Threads account. Talk about yourself there, and search for job opportunities. It's relatively easier.
📍Follow top creators on X, especially those who talk about writing, earning in foreign currency, and building a sustainable brand.
📍Carry your craft on your head. Don't be shy or ashamed to talk about what you do.
And finally, try to graduate with a good CGPA. I wish you all the best!
Excited to be part of the cohort 🥺
Earlier this month, 22 talented female campus journalists started their Empower Women in Media journey to sharpen their skills, connect with mentors, and make their mark in the media industry.
Join us on this journey to learn, grow, and lead!
#WomenInMedia #Journalism #Empowerment #CampusReporter
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Cover Reveal! ✨📚
My poetry chapbook ‘A Body In Spice’ has a cover now! I can’t believe I’m so close to holding this dream in my hands!
Beyond grateful that you’ll get to read this body of work I have written with so much intention.
Read more here: iskanchi.com/blog/cover-reve…
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Sakeenah Kareem @tranquill_ink did a feature story on Nigerian women poets appearing in the 2025 @AfricanPoetryBF chapbook boxset for @bellanaija.
Read here!
bellanaija.com/2025/04/sakee…
I've always believed that eradicating femicide starts from the way we raised kids because misogyny doesn't start in a day. In commemoration of the women's history month, I wrote about what we can all do to eradicate femicide. Read here and let me know your thoughts.
Eradicating Femicide In Africa By Addressing Misogyny, By Sakeenah Kareem | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/4hClPAz
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Nigeria, where nearly 113-million women and girls live, has just 20 shelters for survivors of gender-based violence. The Netherlands, with a female population of about 20 million, has 5,000.
For @thecontinent_, I wrote about the @HeartsNigeria shelter founded by @bettyabah.
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Congratulations 🥳🥳
been a long time coming and the best way to sign out of University of Ibadan🥹💕.
bagged three awards including the winning cup for my faculty after TEN years. God’s grace and this squad (insert @theefifi_ )!Gosh 😭🧎🏿♀️
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mahn. writing is really my thing. and not just my work, but truly something that helps me make my way through life, my emotions, my fears. found a notebook from this time last year and reading through it im just so moved by how much I’ve survived and triumphed over.
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7pm (Kenyan time), my @onewm documentary will be screening in Nairobi. 🤲🏼
Finally, I can share this…
In July, I was one of the 12 selected journalists from Nigeria and Kenya for the first stage of the 2024 @onewm Global Short Documentary Forum. This initial selection was followed by an intensive virtual training throughout the month of August...






























































