Esther Oladimeji

Esther Oladimeji is a Nigerian writer and final-year Urban and Regional Planning student. She writes personal essays about memory, place, work, and the quiet transitions that shape young adulthood.

2 essays published

Published Essays

Cover image for The Left-Hand Stereotype in African and Nigerian Society

The Left-Hand Stereotype in African and Nigerian Society

Growing up in Nigeria, one thing I noticed very early in life was how seriously people treated the use of the left hand. It was not just ordinary correction. It almost felt like a social rule everybod…

EEsther OladimejiAugust 5, 20263 min read
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Nobody told me about the waiting

A few months ago, I was lying in bed when a thought came into my head that has refused to leave ever since. What happens after school? Not after my final exams. Not after signing out or taking graduat…

EEsther OladimejiAugust 5, 20263 min readidentity