Simbo Olorunfemi received his general education at Federal Government College, Idoani and a political science degree from Ondo State University.
[4] He then studied to become a journalist at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism,[4] and later earned a master's degree in international Law and diplomacy from the University of Lagos.
[6] The Punch described the book as "a simple, lucid, and reflective work of art," while the Daily Champion called it "a promise that the Nigerian literary scene is not entirely off-course.
Those expected in attendance at the book's launch included the Executive Governor of Lagos state, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Dr.
[7] The collection uses simple language to portray Lagos State as a place where inhabitants eke out livings in highly unusual ways.
[9] In his introduction to the book, cultural affairs officer Ambrocio Lopez writes "I believe Simbo has magnificently captured the pulse of life of the city... [he presents] urban conversations that challenge us to examine our very being.