IN DEPENDENCE by A M M Winnie
In dependence We felt the bitter pangs of hunger Hunger that brought tears to the eyes Eyes that cried for deliverance Deliverance that was well hidd…
Poem
Awe by Egbewale Muyiwa J
AWE Words fail Speeches cease We’re frail Our vocal lips are sealed Marvellous Is the very thought of you How so helpless is man! …
"MY HUSTLE" (WIDE AWAKE) by SalewaBabs
The deafening sound of the car horn, brings a chill to my veins The echo of the empty room Ruminates in my head The bright and macabre day looms ahea…
THE CAMPUS ELITES by Ola Da Poet
The campus Elites Who would have thought... things change over time Wind of change do take some attires off the line Things get better but atimes the…
THE MIRROR by Jemima Okonkwo
The Mirror "Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? " asked the Queen. "You, my Queen, are the fairest", repli…
THERE IS A COUNTRY BY LINCOLN
THERE IS A COUNTRY There is a country, Where suffering and smiling is the order of the day, Where the commoner is left with his sorrowful thoughts af…
THE PURGE by Okonkwo Jemima
THE PURGE Purge! Purge! Purge! Purge us of this stink, This stink in the form of a faceless people with a faceless leader. A nation spread across our…
THE UNTOLD STORY OF MY LOVER by BIN ZAK
O! people of this land Before you lie my poor lover I have followed her night and day Even in the darkest hours of night Everything I have done in ch…
A TRIBUTE TO AN IFELAW LEGEND
Silence. Confusion. Wrath. Lost. Tears! What hope do we have in this world but fears? The news of an untimely timeless passage Of a young man full of…
CELEBRATING NIGERIA by AKINKUOTU IBUKUN (IBK)
CELEBRATING NIGERIA🇳🇬 I have not lived half of the years. But alot of things have come into my ears, I was not there at the b…
NOSTALGIA
NOSTALGIA Last night, I watched the moon alone And its glow reminded me o’ you Beautiful, bright and dominant Last night, I got stuck in the past Ent…
BEFORE YOU ASAKE I STAND BOLDLY NAKED by OLABODE Oladapo Samuel (THE SMILING MAN)
BEFORE YOU ASAKE I STAND BOLDLY NAKED Before you Asake, I’ll strip off my delicate clothe and stand naked These clothes have covered my body lo…
THE MORNING AFTER... by Akinbola Oyetayo Michael (Teelaw)
THE MORNING AFTER... I have often watched grandpa With utmost and unmatched admiration. Even at seventy-eight, he basks still In an array of youthful…
A PAGE FROM THE PAST by An Alumnus of Faculty of Law, OAUIFE
A PAGE FROM THE PAST Let me tell you a short story Let me take you back in time One evening in the middle of June In a small town that bred me It r…
ANGEL AND DEMON
ANGEL AND DEMON I sin, but I’m not the devil I’m pure, but my mind is twisted I’m good, but I’m not an angel I soar, but my w…
The lady with the red veil By L. E. O
The lady with the red veil By L. E. O Have you seen her? I mean the lady with the red veil Her breathtaking body she refuse to reveal Is ever temptin…
Loneliness By Dosunmu Sarah
Loneliness By Dosunmu Sarah I feel am dieing on the street, But no one can see me. I'm losing my wits, But no one to restore it. My hand has los…
LISTEN!: (The Agony of a Little Child) By AKINKUOTU Ibukun and OLALEKAN Temidayo
If only you can let me have my say, And stop standing in my way. I listen to you;my leaders everyday! But I wonder: Why don't you do the same? My…
The Stranger by L. E. O
The Stranger by L. E. O Its midnight Lusaka bar is on fire Dancing with her close up and skin tight a night with a stranger Highly tipsy With everyth…
Investment for development :"Writ Wit" By Egbewale Muyiwa Johnson
Investment for development "Writ Wit" Out of the outburst of man Speaks the innermost Our pains and plan We have made known to …