About Me
Pamela Agboga
From a young girl spinning endless tales to a seasoned professional crafting narratives across diverse mediums. I started scribbling and telling tall tales as a child. I had limitless imagination—I’d create stories that stretched on for days, much to my family’s amusement. They were my first audience, always reminding me (with good-natured humour) that I hadn’t written my first novel yet. Those early days laid the foundation for the writer I am today—a storyteller passionate about crafting narratives across every medium.
I began with short stories, poems, and articles, publishing anywhere I could: school magazines, websites, you name it. Over time, I dived into television production, starting as a writer and newsreader for Business and Technology Edge. Then came my scriptwriting and voice-over work at Callivision Network, where I collaborated on a music production TV show. I ventured into print as an associate editor for Spur Magazine, focusing on educational content, before joining ConnectNigeria, an online information portal, as a writer and editor.
In 2012, I finally finished my first novel, Weekends are for Loving—and by 2013, I had published the ebook version with WestBow Press. My storytelling journey didn’t stop there; I built SleeickTales, a collaborative site for short stories, and contributed to the anthology Pepper Soup, curated by a friend. A workshop on screenwriting soon sparked my fascination with the format, leading to scriptwriting and editing projects for television and film. Among them, I became the script editor for the movie STRAIN and wrote for AfricaMagic EVE Season 2. My debut novel in paperback, Weekends Are for Loving, is now out, and I’m currently working on a collection of short stories and a devotional for women.
Alongside writing, I’ve edited over 30 manuscripts, mostly fiction and movie scripts, helping clients polish their stories into pieces that truly shine. My editing has boosted many of them in competitions and brought their narratives into the hearts of audiences. For me, editing isn’t just about correcting grammar—it’s about amplifying the soul of a story.
Mentoring has become one of my greatest joys. Sharing the lessons from over 15 years of working with individuals and organizations, both as a staff member and consultant, is a privilege. Through writing, editing, and mentoring, I continue to channel my passion for storytelling into everything I do—and I wouldn’t have it any other way!