The third serialization of my booklet on the Nigerian conflict between 1966-1970.
May 092013
politics
May 062013
Like a ghost town Making my thought leap Ifite the hub of busy bees Now dry of ululation They are about to go to the poll Seeking our thumbs’ prints For their paunchy belly With Read More
Apr 272013
Na where be dis? Our eyes don see pepper No be small Na only Papa God Go help us Na inside labyrinth we dey so! Our countrymen no know Where dem stand De journey still Read More
Apr 242013
We are the songbirds; The mavis The waves are still the same And even worst They are the waves And came with ‘goody-goody’ Asking for our sweet voices For the river goddess to allow them Read More
Apr 222013
The second part of my serialization on the Nigerian conflict between 1966-1970.
Apr 142013
The first of a serialization from my booklet on Nigeria from 1966-1970.
Mar 292013
My lips speak earnestly to make them see. Their eyes are wide open but blanketed in mist The rape of love and trust around us- is not a fallacy Their eyes sees it clearly but Read More
Mar 202013
At the pinnacle of a pyramid No voice will remain unsung An empire, an ideal prime As old Babylon blasts higher The wary grow older Society withers away from innocence All engines glowing The man at Read More
Mar 172013
The game of rags and black water Higher and much lower they go Always seeking the tops of this and that Flapping their dirt to those who dare to look Always holding on onto vane Read More
Feb 182013
Mma Tata’s dark glittering skin had seen tough days, and that morning, it was clothed by the dust which spread as cars drove through St Bonaventure’s dual-passage gate under the dry weather. Beaten by the Read More
Feb 052013
Walking on my toes, silently, from the bedroom into the kitchen; I cut into the big loaf of bread with the sharpest knife on the cabinet long before you wake. I want no sounds heard; Read More
Jan 292013
CAN President, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor at his 40th anniversary celebration The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) under the leadership of Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor has come under heavy criticism in recent times for being too close Read More
Jan 232013
At first glance I look like a kid. Most people say I look like I have just ended puberty and begun my adolescence. I smile. In a way this is right. I’d say I have just Read More
Jan 092013
Spare a thought for the Nigerian uniformed men and women as we recollect the Armed Forces Remembrance Day.
Jan 022013
I blame the fathers for the situation of the present Though some may claim that they were absent But the situation of things Gives little or no room for any to be left out of Read More
Jan 022013
It’s just one of those moments when my mind spins on its orbit and my heart traces and retraces varied paths my consciousness has travelled. Now, I’m wondering what constitutes the subsistent element of human Read More
Dec 312012
Another look at the call for a revolution in Nigeria.
Dec 202012
I once read in the Nigerian National dailies about a senior army official who killed someone because he accidentally smashed the army man’s car. The civilian was pleading for his life when the army official Read More
Dec 132012
I felt the presence of thunder But earth never want to ponder I felt the presence of an earthquake But the earth still standing astake Do we stand and watch the the Read More
Dec 112012
What a huge distress upon a stress What a good heart housing upon a satanic arena A country worth a giant Now nothing but a beetle A beetle is a mighty discription But Read More