OLAJIDE FATHIA OLAMIDE

I’m Olajide Fathia Olamide also known as Vë Nûs (thewritervenus, the dark Venus, shewhodidnotheal) an optician, cybersecurity trainee, activist, researcher, enterpreneur and a writer shaped by quiet storms and the lessons life insists on teaching twice. Most of my work sits between confession and clarity, where emotion meets craft and turns into something you can feel on the skin. I write to understand myself, to name the ache and to turn memory into something that breathes.

Poetry has always been the place I return to when the world gets loud. I’m drawn to themes of grief, survival, longing, identity and the strange ways the mind protects itself. My voice shifts between softness and sharp edges and I let each piece decide how it wants to live.

Here, I’m simply sharing the words that refuse to be silent.
If they meet you at the right moment, I’m grateful.
I studied at Kwara State College of Health Technology