A small, slow blog about faith, logic, and culture.
Written by David Ayodeji Towoju — husband, father, thinker, believer — from a small desk in Abuja, Nigeria.
Unzipped is where I write about faith, logic, and culture in the Nigerian context. It’s an exposé on how biblical faith applies to everyday life and events in Nigeria. I take cultural issues and examine them through the lens of Scripture with clear, logical reflection.
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First written: July 23, 2017
Last Updated: June 30, 2025
Faith
I'm a Christian, and most of what I write here is downstream of that. I try to write about belief the way I'd want belief written to me — with conviction, without contempt, and without pretending I have everything figured out.
Logic
Not logic as performance. Logic as a discipline — a way of telling yourself the truth before you tell anyone else. Argument as a form of love, not of warfare.
Culture
Mostly Nigerian, occasionally American, sometimes the strange overlap. How we get our ideas about leaders, sex, money, family, and God — and where those ideas hold and where they don't.
Set in Geist (for anything you click) and Libre Baskerville (for anything you read). Built on WordPress with the Radicle stack — Acorn, Blade, Tailwind, and Vite.
No ads. No trackers. No third-party scripts watching you read. Just words, on a page, for as long as I keep paying the hosting bill.