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Share now In the poem âWhat has Bello not done?â Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy asked what Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi state has done to seek
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Share now Mujahid Ameen Lilo wrote a glowing poem celebrating the marriage of ANA Kano grand patron, HRH Emir Muhamadu Sunusi II to his bride, Zahra
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Share now In the poem Death is diaspora, Femi Morgan, beautifully describes what death is – ‘Another /Currency /that changes how you see /the world’. Share
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Share now In Write a Poem, Abubakar Isiaka Eazy decried the sad story of South Africans killing their African brothers who rescued them from apartheid Share
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Share now In This Dream, Aliyyu abalHasan eulogized the meteoric rise of Mujahyd Ameen Lilo, climaxing with the recent scooping of Wole Soyinkaâs award Share now
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Share now In âUmbrella & Broom,â Mujahyd Ameen Lilo decried how Nigerians are hoodwinked with false promises that are never fulfilled by politicians Share now
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Share now In âOverdueâ, Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy described the states of dilemma that Nigerian policemen face when called to quash protests. Share now
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Share now In the poem “Dear Mother”, Muhammad Auwal Ibrahim appreciated his motherâs love and care since his childhood and pledged to do more for her.
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Share now Hamamatu Yaâu in âWhy don’t we start acting?â decried high level of unemployments, calling on youth to innovate themselves out of poverty Share now
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Share now In this moving poem, “Hidden Behind Curtains”, Maryam Ayanda laments the experiences of rape victims and how the society look on them Share now
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Share now Mujahyd Ameen Liloâs For the Year 2018, which is a moving eulogy on his late mother, also portrayed his coming of age in poetry
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Share now Bad Influence talks about the evil, bad friends and poverty can bring on a person. It is a classic “Show me your friend…”, Hamamatu
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Share now Al-Hamzah decries the pitiful states people are thrown into by the leaders they chose to salvage them, but who in turn forget about The
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Share now If any society is to prosper, the root of the cause of its woes, The Evil Tree (corruption), must be uprooted, writes Al-Hamzah. Share
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