Poetry: Oh Nigeria by Ugwu Erochukwu Shedrach
She tortured the words of our mouth, And made our heart conjealed to itself, Like an abandoned cement mixture. Nigeria, the land of our heroes…
She tortured the words of our mouth, And made our heart conjealed to itself, Like an abandoned cement mixture. Nigeria, the land of our heroes…
TIME Time drops in decay like a candle that burns out. Time runs; quickly like a flash, it is gone, and before you know it,…
For What Shall I Say? They came in millions of programming Programming that gave our blabbering tongues words to say Our stammering tongues coals to…
Poetry is a spiritual endeavor, in that a poet is thrown into a passage. Of flight — into a peaceful vastness — unprecedented transitions— consequently,…
This collection is a bold statement on the human experience. The poet makes a conscious effort to explore individualism, universalism, spiritism, and a critique of…
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The influential publisher, editor, critic, and broadcaster Ellah Wakatama Allfrey is now Chairperson of the Caine Prize for African Writing. Allfrey, who is Zimbabwean, and…
And at about 2:30am I was watching Vampire diaries with my little cousin, She gummed close enough to me as she was being scared,though I…
Deadline: 26th October, 2018 The Lagos International Poetry Festival is an annual celebration that brings poets, writers, artists, and thinkers from across the world to…
Touching Story A married woman was unhappy because she has no child. One day, she became pregnant, she was very happy and decided to take…