A STILL PLACE IN THE MARKET by Ndukwo Kalu Ugah
The joy of womanhood Afia Nkwo,the only market that ever stood In Abiriba,rewarding us so good, Here,your honour dwells Attention!buy me,has been the song of the bells. We are your...
NATURE’S RESPONSE by Ojo Adewale Iyanda
Nature's response As the water make a path on her cheek Affectionate part of his heart resurrect Forgetting her booing words towards him He move to assist in a jiffy...
FROZEN STARS: by Awa Chigozie Jerome
The nights came in spirals and left dots of silver frozen Like rapids of corals The dots froze in heaven The moon has been on guard Over the stars that...
CRIES FROM SOWETO: by Ayodeji A. Adeyemi
Cries from Soweto Ashes to ashes dust to dust when shall we stop ubieting our bald sons? or when shall we cease nursing our uglified rape victims? songs of sorrow...
GREEN AND WHITE by Ijalusi Oluwatola Samuel
Green and white Two colours of pride. Of Nigeria National Flag Now with coloured tags. Green for agriculture, Produce of plants and nature. White for peace, Company of love, unity...
A DAY AT THE BADAGRI BRINK: Stanley Princewill McDaniels
I sat at the brink of an ancient father to watch blind water sojourn in his vein. Adult hedges defect from their homes to wander with other wayward greens on...
THE JUDGEMENT MOON: Prince Kuti Adetoye Olayinka
I will be here, MR POLITICIAN... Yes!here writing silently Pray for your death fervently No mercy in that prayer,not marginally I will be here... Yes!Here even after your tenure Tenure...
OGU (for Ugoeze): Benson David
if i held out my soul to light the path would you still this mission depart? would you? if i held up my heart to the sun's glare would you...
BLACK AND BLUE: Shade Mary-Ann Olaoye
First punch August visitor, never expected Oh baby I’m sorry he gushed There will be no more she thought Second punch He said it was all her fault Just do...