Somewhere in My Country, Poem by Uchendu kelechukwu Njionye
SOMEWHERE IN MY COUNTRY A wandering flutist Stopped to eulogize an Iroko; This Iroko has no branch for…
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FWGE Day 25: Taken by Johnson Victor Oluwatobi
Let the blissful rain fall on usAnd the seven thunder echoes for our union,I have visited your mystery…
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Eid Mubaarak(1st of Shawwal,1440AH)
Eid Mubaarak(1st of Shawwal,1440AH) At the beginning, the mouths split with the strength of the wind and carries…
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Breaking: Olga Tokarczuk & Peter Handke Wins Nobel Prize for Literature for 2018, 2019 Respectively | ACEworld
The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2018 has been awarded to the Polish author Olga Tokarczuk “for a…
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Anambra Art Sector In The Last Five Years: The Achievements, The Challenges And The Prospect
By Izunna Okafor As American Poet, Ralph Waldo once said that the love of beauty is a taste,…
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Poetry: Mama, Worry No More by Adetayo Omotoyosi Adeolu
Mama, Worry No More Flashback To the days hunger became our tailor Dressing us in the best attire…
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FWGE Day 4: A Lost Butterfly by Oladipo Abiodun Jacob
Give me a piano, and my fingers will find musicbut when absence lives in my wallswhat music will…
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Ramadan Poem | Day 2: On Arrival by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
Last time, it was a farewell message Followed in a suit of cleansed hearts Flapping wings around the…
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FWGE Day 17: The Angel Closest To You by Ola W. Halim
1. Love Letters and Fantasies Banji couldn’t sleep. It was the buzzing of insects around the bulb that…
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Meet The Six Finalists For The 2018 Baillie Gifford Prize
It’s almost here: the winner of the 2018 Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction, which celebrates the “very best…