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By Egboka Victory The shaking of head in sadness and in pity is that the government allowed a…
Opinion: The Government Called Conscience by Okorie Divine Onyekachi
“We can either walk the high road of brotherhood or the low road of man’s inhumanity to man”…
Why feminism in Nigeria will remain a failure II
I believe it should be understood that we are just two different genders with different traits – no…
Opinion: The Rise of Nigerian Writers and Poets
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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,…
Corruption and The Nigerian Library
by Adetayo Omotoshosi Corruption is perhaps the most popular spirit engraved in the hearts of Nigerians today. There…
On Ghanian Poetry and why it is Running on Clutches
by Abeiku Arhin Tsiwah Ghanaian Poetry is not Poetry any more. It is Spoken Word. It is a…
Managing Critisisms as a Writer by Queen Esther Emenike | ACEworld
HOW TO MANAGE CRITICISM (AS A WRITER I) That you have a hubris (writing flaw) doesn`t makes…
The Poet as an Influencer: An Ideological Reading of Tukur Ridwan’s A Boy’s Tears on Earth’s Tongue
Recently, I was engaged in an intellectual discourse with a seasoned poet about the role of a writer…
Tributes And Encomium As Poet Gabriel Okara Passes On
By Izunna Okafor As it is said that great man’s feat usually echoes louder behind his full rears,…