OLUSOJI OBEBE
Writer | Poet | Law Graduate
Olusoji Obebe is a Nigerian writer, award-winning poet, and law graduate of the University of Benin. His work brings together creative expression, legal inquiry, and a commitment to social and environmental justice.
His poetry explores social issues and memory while advocating for environmental justice. He won the 2024 Fidelis Okoro Prize for Poetry, and his writing has appeared in local and international publications, including Brittle Paper, Lumiere Review, MUSE Journal, Morrab Library, Salamander, and The Shallow Tales Review.
Olusoji also serves as a poetry reader for Fiery Scribe Review, contributing to its commitment to publishing distinctive voices and bold literary work.
Beyond literature, he applies his research and analytical skills to legal scholarship, intellectual discourse, and issues concerning law and democracy. In 2025, he served as Legal Editor of the peer-reviewed Lawrit Journal of Law.
His legal interests include constitutional law, intellectual property, data protection, maritime and corporate practice, and dispute resolution.
Through his literary and legal pursuits, Olusoji brings thoughtful inquiry and a socially conscious perspective to conversations about justice, society, and development.
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