Hello! and welcome to the story store. I started blogging as a way to keep up with writing and I haven’t stopped ever since.
ABOUT ME.
Hello, my name is Adedayo Kofoworola Adebiyi but you can just call me Kofo, everyone does. I am currently an International student at Bryant University from Nigeria in West Africa, double majoring in Entrepreneurship and Communications. When I’m not being a student, I enjoy writing, I haven’t quite figured if I have the diligence to go pro with it so I do this for now. I am also a writing consultant in my University and a student editor for the Bryant Literary Review this fall! When I am not in the US of A, you can find me either in Lagos,Nigeria or the less known Abeokuta, Ogun State which is about one hour away from Lagos and has been home to greats like Wole Soyinka and Fela Kuti. I also enjoy Asian dramas and hope to one day be a world traveler (First stop- Seoul, South Korea!!). Thanks for visiting, hope you enjoy my posts, feel free to leave me comments and suggestions.
The Story Store 
Nice blog!
Thank you 🙂
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Hi there! Just wanted to say thank you for reblogging my post. You have a great site and I can’t wait to see where it goes!
Sincerely,
Julien Haller
Thank you Julien! You hada great post that deserved a reblog. Thank you for visiting! I really appreciate it
Kofo, hello! I like your blog — and I like Bryant! We want to thank you for reblogging Shabana Basij-Rasikh’s TEDx talk. I happen to be writing you from RI, where I work with Shabana’s boarding school for girls in Kabul. Very glad to have met you, and Shabana and I hope to stay in touch. Please visit us at http://www.sola-afghanistan.org & FB, http://www.facebook.com/sola.afghanistan, or write us at info/@/sola-afghanistan.org! Best wishes, Rian Smith
Hello Rian,
I apologize for the late reply. I tend to neglect my blog when I am very busy. I am happy to have been able to watch Shabana’s TEDx talk. The cause to educate the world is extremely important to empower humankind. I hope to be of help in some way in the future.
Kofo