In March 2011, Jeff Unaegbu became a contributing Writer to NollywoodGossip, an Online Magazine. With Lawrence Onuzulike, another Nigerian Writer and actor, Jeff Unaegbu was also part of the development of a new website that is targeted at creating a platform for Nigerian Writers to share thoughts together in the Nigerian literary, academic and art societies. In April 2011, Jeff Unaegbu's story, "Prey" was among the eight stories shortlisted out of 151 entries from sixteen countries in the inaugural edition of the Online African Writing Prize for Flash Fiction. In early November 2011, his book, Ode on Lagos, was shortlisted and got the third position in the annual Association of Nigerian Authors competitions under the ANA/Cadbury Prize ($2000) category. In October, 2012, the book also took second position in Arts/ Humanities (Research) category of the Nigerian Universities Commission-organized Nigerian Universities Research and Development Fair (NURESDEF, 5th Edition. In May 1, 2016, Jeff Unaegbu made a post in his Facebook account about the presence of Fulani herdsmen, known for violence, in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka campus. This post went viral in Nigeria leading to a demonstration by May 3, 2016 against the Fulani presence in Nsukka