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UNILORIN Alumni Spotlight is on Felix Oluwabukola Oladeji – Class of 2018!

 Felix Oladeji is an emerging scholar, writer, and columnist. With a background in English Literature, Felix explores African literature, ecocriticism, and postcolonial studies through rigorous research and compelling writing.

Recently recognised by the United States Mission in Nigeria for his thought-provoking article, “Between citizens’ right to protest and national security,” published in The Punch, Felix’s work showcases his intellectual curiosity and creative expression. 

As a researcher, he has presented at notable conferences, including the Literary Scholars of Nigeria and Literary Society of Nigeria (LSN), and published peer-reviewed articles in reputable journals. As a columnist, Felix contributes insightful pieces to the nation’s newspapers, engaging with current issues and sparking meaningful conversations.

Felix’s expertise spans literary analysis, critical writing, and public scholarship, enabling him to craft compelling content that informs and influences public opinion. With a unique blend of academic rigor and journalistic flair, Felix is making meaningful contributions to scholarship and journalism. He is passionate about knowledge sharing, community engagement, and fostering critical thinking. Felix’s work reflects a deep understanding of the intersections between literature, culture, and society. Driven by his love for learning and writing, Felix continues to excel in his pursuits, inspiring others through his work and dedication to academic excellence.