The Naija Nerds are building a platform for those who love comics, television, movies, video games and books in such genres as Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Action and Superhero fare. Also, think of us as the chief cheerleaders of Africans who are working in these fields. We love to root out, celebrate them and tell their stories. If you’d like to contribute an article or a review, let us know.
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By day, Jay wrangles words, account managers, and scrum teams from his remote lair. By night, he’s the mastermind behind The Naija Nerds. When he's not podcasting or penning a future article or script, you'll find him rewatching Gladiator for the 100th time or sneaking around Renaissance Italy or ancient Greece in Assassin’s Creed—because why fight fair when you can blend into the crowd?
Isa is a writer, reporter and games industry analyst. If you play video games, his job is to interact with the people that make the games. He's conducted interviews with prominent figures in the games industry ranging from founders to industry veterans and Grammy-Award winners. His top comic book movie is Avengers: Infinity War and when he's not writing, he's probably slaying the Mongols in Ghost of Tsushima.
Jeffrey W. Peterson is a writer, critic, and teacher from Fayetteville, GA. He previously taught English Composition at Spelman College and the University of West Georgia, as well as Language Arts and percussion at metro-Atlanta high schools. He has a BA in English, an MFA in Writing, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Moving Image Studies at Georgia State University. Check out his film and media quips on X and Instagram where he stans Enemy of The State and reminisces Super Smash Bros.
Tee is a copywriter and esports enthusiast who primarily writes blogs, emails and sales copies using the art of storytelling. His favourite TV show is Legend of the Seeker and his favourite video game is FC24.