You shine like the Sun And twinkle like the Star You are the flicker of light That shines away our dark. Our comfort in this fort Bearing hearts in your heart A courageous voyage Never Read More
You shine like the Sun And twinkle like the Star You are the flicker of light That shines away our dark. Our comfort in this fort Bearing hearts in your heart A courageous voyage Never Read More
Where I come from, na tori we dey take sleep and na tori, we dey take wake. As Africans, na our trademark be that. Tori, tori and more tori, we just like tori. Tori sef Read More
Four courses to the last lap To say hurray after 4 years In ups and downs Examination wars and all sleepless nights, sunshine and rain Fellowship of friends; jolly friends My love, My God, My Read More
Nipple sensations, burning sensations Soft and raw sensations everywhere, When hormones like electric currents Flow though nerves and tissues Down to the orifice, down there and back As all senses begin an eclectic race And Read More
She came in a duffel coat To the mill of words Bearing a beautiful heart On a beautiful day, nay a Beauty to behold. The soul, a plethora of Riches like that ancient Queen of Read More
Please read the first part to follow the story. Na Fela take am sing say: Omi Olota o Water e nor get enemy But some people think say na Indian hemp dey inspire that man Read More
We dey suffer for water,no be small, we dey suffer. Government say dem don provide water, dem call am pipe borne water, but water we nor see, pipe we nor see, talk less borne. Na Read More
Something dey inside my mama food No be lie. The taste and aroma na die, You fit go London come back nothing like am Or America sef, chai na wire. Something dey inside my mama Read More
Clitoria, the faithful gate keeper The cheerful usher of seeds En route the fallopian factory To continue the human race After nine seasons. Two streak separates the Journey from the venue Where many are born Read More
Erection, erection, erection! The protruding strength of man. The power and energy of bodily dynamo. Hard passion of gentle emotion. That medium the opposite desires At the creator’s command of nuptial concordance. Down the corridor Read More
I thank you Lord for this surge of poetry Flooding through my gentle soul, Looking for that outlet to vent itself. Indeed, I indulge my self in its oceanic rendition, The spontaneous overflow of emotions; Read More
On this 10-string instrument my heart beats in perfect euphony. As I revel on this platform of Halleluyah praises to the lover of my soul. The soul of my life The life of my love Read More
There was a Country: A personal history of Biafra (2012) and IBADAN: The Penkelemes years (1994) stands out as not just a collection of realistic experiences, but a socio-political commentary that captures the bygone events Read More

She looked straight into my eyes, with a gaze as sharp as a piercing sword and told me those reverberating words that changed my life forever- “I wish you are not my brother”. She chortled Read More
At first,we thought Dammy was under the influence of the anointing as she waved the microphone in spontaneity-one associated with the electrical charge of the Holy Spirit’s indwelling.I was carried away too. Some religious folks Read More
He came,he saw but didnt conquer. A few months to go Only to be shattered… Scattered everywhere Social media,health centre and death’s lair. And that sacred spot, where the ritual occurred That seeped,sipped and lipped Read More

Will I still love another? I cannot tell. From the nexus of white,blue Checked yellow and green The two victories. To the poems in missive Eros Explaining charity. With every atom I lived for you Read More
They laugh and yell With eyes like mocking birds. Take this money and Open your portal, Don’t compromise! When friends without And pressures within Rage like the summer’s Tsunami In Harmattan‘s season, Don’t compromise! Your Read More
INTRODUCTION The question that begs for answers is what is New Nigerian Writing? Is it writing of Pre-independent Nigeria or Post- independent Nigeria? Where can one draw the line of distinction? At what point can Read More
What happened to us, Our acquaintance and all? When we laughed and lived Like jolly birds in a nest. When we loved and joy even on many F(L)IGHTS Beyond fantasies and awe. What happened to Read More