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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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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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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Ramadan Poem | Day 15: Write About now by Zulikha Idris Babalola
To write about now is to tell you that right about now, in the front corners of the…
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FWGE Day 20: Our Names by Uche Amaobi
Like the gazelle of the south, you are benignant. Sonnets, in standard lines, would tell tales of your…
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Ramadan Poem | Day 6: Repentance by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
The souls have started wearing Raiments of repentance Chanting heavily The Chronicles of forgiveness When the border of…
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FWGE Day 13: Akanni Mi by Ayorinde Ayotimofe Sharon
Akanni mi, Those mornings while alone, I craved an imaginary lover. So many paintings that loved me When…
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Ramadan Poem | Day 18: In Needs and In Needs by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
In Needs and In Needs Come shield me with the strength That let the soul struggle to live…
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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…
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Ramadan Poem | Day 16: Last Day by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
Last Day Fire falls Thronging amongst the leaves Leaving us fear The day the heavens Will be shattered…