Tukur Ridwan is a contemporary Nigerian poet known for exploring themes like existentialism, memory, loss, identity, and desire, often using vivid metaphors and allusions to religion, classics, and pop culture. Based in Lagos, his work has appeared in numerous literary journals (like Cordite Poetry Review, African Writers Magazine), and he’s authored chapbooks such as A Boy’s Tears On Earth’s Tongue, known for its conversational style and deep emotional resonance. He’s a recognized voice in modern African poetry, winning contests and participating in writing fellowships.