Year: <span>2018</span>

NEWS

BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST GHANA’S ALHASSAN RABIU WINS BPPC MAY 2018

Staff WriterJune 16, 2018June 16, 2018

Ghanaian poet Alhassan Rabiu has emerged winner of the May edition of the BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST (BPPC) 2018 which was themed: ‘THE COUNTRY OF MY DREAM’. It is the...

BOOK REVIEWS

REVIEW: IN ‘REBIRTH’ JULIANA BARES ALL HER TRUTHS FOR OTHERS TO LEARN

Oyindamola ShoolaJune 15, 2018August 3, 2020

TITLE: REBIRTH AUTHOR: JULIANA OLAYODE GENRE: FICTION (AUTOBIOGRAPHY) NUMBER OF PAGES: 150 PUBLISHERS: THE LOVE FACTORY YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2017 ISBN: NIL REVIEWER: OYINDAMOLA SHOOLA “There is no greater agony...

NEWS

ALL ABOUT KUKOGHO IRUESIRI SAMSON, WINNER GT BANK 2018 DUSTY MANUSCRIPT CONTEST

Staff WriterJune 14, 2018June 14, 2018

We send our hearty congratulations to the man of the moment Kukogho Iruesiri Samson, winner of the 2018 Guaranty Trust Bank Dusty Manuscript Contest for his unpublished novel DEVIL’S PAWN....

POETRY

INSIDE ME by Akinyemi Abdulmalik

Akinyemi AbdulmalikJune 1, 2018

Inside me, I could hear the sound Of fire munching dry woods; I could see rebellious sparks Breaking from embers. The ashes are afloat; My sight is foggy; All I...

POETRY

IF by Thaalith Abubakar Gimba

Thaalith Abubakar GimbaJune 1, 2018

If I am the indispensable dust, I'd throw up any lifeless flesh That gets interred inside me. If I am the unwavering wind, I'd cease my daily escapades, Probably retire...

POETRY

CHANGE THESE CHAINS by Victor Igiri)

Victor IgiriJune 1, 2018

Yesterday was Theirs they bemoaned Guma's...fall Today, ours we tell of Mbalom's... unripe pause; and Tomorrow, sure, shall be history's reawakening in Mama's four forks for ours is a land...

POETRY

CHILDHOOD ROSES by Paul Chiwude

Paul ChiwudeJune 1, 2018

When we become old grannies and age disrupts our memories, Let us remember our napkins and where we began our stories. When we become youths and pushed by peers to...

WRITING TIPS

THE CONCEPT OF GODHOOD IN POETS: HOW POETS BECOME GODS an essay by Aremu Adams Adebisi

Aremu Adams AdebisiJune 1, 2018August 3, 2020

There is something about poets that makes them gods. It is not the relativism of their works or their verisimilitude. It is not the aptitude of their word usage or...

SHORT STORIES

REGRET by Olisaemeka Gerald Njoku

Olisaemeka Gerald NjokuJune 1, 2018June 8, 2018

I was a happily married lady. I had the husband every woman prayed for. Mike (my husband) was of average height, dark, rich and so caring. He worked with the...

BOOK REVIEWS

REVIEW: BRIGHT IGBINIGUN DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF IN ‘I MUST RETURN HOME’

Oyindamola ShoolaMay 29, 2018August 3, 2020

TITLE: I MUST RETURN HOME AUTHOR: BRIGHT IGBINIGUN GENRE: POETRY NUMBER OF PAGES: 51 PUBLISHERS: CREATESPACE YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2017 ISBN: NIL REVIEWER: OYINDAMOLA SHOOLA Writers bear a great responsibility...

Year: 2018

BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST GHANA’S ALHASSAN RABIU WINS BPPC MAY 2018

REVIEW: IN ‘REBIRTH’ JULIANA BARES ALL HER TRUTHS FOR OTHERS TO LEARN

ALL ABOUT KUKOGHO IRUESIRI SAMSON, WINNER GT BANK 2018 DUSTY MANUSCRIPT CONTEST

INSIDE ME by Akinyemi Abdulmalik

IF by Thaalith Abubakar Gimba

CHANGE THESE CHAINS by Victor Igiri)

CHILDHOOD ROSES by Paul Chiwude

THE CONCEPT OF GODHOOD IN POETS: HOW POETS BECOME GODS an essay by Aremu Adams Adebisi

REGRET by Olisaemeka Gerald Njoku

REVIEW: BRIGHT IGBINIGUN DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF IN ‘I MUST RETURN HOME’

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