Sally Kenneth Dadzie

EARLY LIFE

Sally Kenneth Dadzie was born in Yola, Adamawa State (a place she has described as having scorching sun, juicy watermelons and sugarcanes). Her family moved to Jos when she was about six years old, and she spent roughly eighteen years there. She has spoken of having an active imagination from early childhood that often led her to reclusion. She later attended the University of Abuja in Gwagwalada, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology and Anthropology. She began writing stage dramas for her local church, then progressed to short stories and web series on her blog. She began blogging in 2011. Her writing career started as a hobby on her blog, where she became popular with her intriguing web series.

CAREER

Sally Kenneth Dadzie is an award-winning Nigerian author, screenwriter, blogger, editor and content creator with more than a decade of professional experience. She is best known through her platform Moskedapages. Her writing career started as a hobby on her blog. The popularity of her web series led to professional opportunities. She worked as an editor and creative writer at 360Nobs.com (2013–2016), managing a team of content creators, and at Manswersonline.com (2012–2016). She has also served as a remote editor and project manager for Heirs Industries in Canada (from 2014). She has over 12 years of WordPress experience and provides services including ghostwriting, proofreading, SEO content, travel blogging, product reviews, newsletters and e-book publishing/marketing. She transitioned to full-time authorship, turning one of her web series into her first novel, Fish Brain Clan (also referred to as Fish Brain Madhouse). She has since published more than a dozen books, including The Fourth Finger, Stranger in Lagos, His Little Black Book / Sally’s Little Black Book (adapted into a popular YouTube series that earned an AMVCA nomination), The Black Witch (Book One of the Biyankavitch Trilogy; dedicated to victims of the Lekki Massacre), Fanasiba, The Scratch On Your Shoulder, In The Name Of Papa, Dugo, Novocaine Knights, No Heart Feelings, It’s Another Saturday..., and Love Brain Clan series. She is also a screenwriter, with credits including Little Black Book Season 1 and Season 2. Awards and Recognition: Fiction Writer of the Year, Nigerian Writers Awards (2017) Twice named one of the most influential writers under 40 AMVCA nomination for Sally’s Little Black Book YouTube series Okadabooks bestseller status She mentors young writers through the Sprinng Mentorship Fellowship (a 6-week program for emerging writers from Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia and South Africa) and serves as Project Manager for the Nigerian Indie Romance Authors (NIRA) community.

PERSONAL LIFE

Sally Kenneth Dadzie is a wife and mother based primarily between Lagos and Abuja, Nigeria. She has shared a personal anecdote about meeting her husband: they spoke for seven hours on their first conversation, and he told her he would marry her that same night while walking her back to her hostel. She has children and balances family life with her writing career. She proudly identifies as Igbo and Wurkun, and as being from the Middle Belt.

Sally Kenneth Dadzie is a leading figure in Nigerian indie romance and contemporary fiction. She uses her blog Moskedapages both to publish her own work (including ongoing series such as Barrett & Barrett) and to support other writers. She is known for storytelling that explores love, relationships, culture, power dynamics and social issues with emotional depth and originality. She continues to write, edit, mentor and publish, maintaining an active presence across Instagram, X, Facebook and her website while balancing family life. Her journey from blog-based web series to bestselling novels and screenwriting has established her as one of Nigeria’s prominent independent literary voices.