The Poetry Corner
The melancholic allure of Chinua Ezenwa-Ohaeto’s poetry
Here, in the poems below, excerpts from The Teenager Who Became My Mother, Ezenwa-Ohaeto bares his soul, again.
Here, in the poems below, excerpts from The Teenager Who Became My Mother, Ezenwa-Ohaeto bares his soul, again.
The book documents his ten months reporting trip through communist China.
One reason is that the largest consumers of crude oil, the United States, is increasing its stockpile.
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In a style reminiscent of fast-paced military thrillers and suspense fiction, Taiwo Ogundipe brings to life the sad story of...
“Nigeria is really the laughing stock of the world because of my colleagues who cannot function in the 21st century,”...
