Month: <span>November 2015</span>

NEWS

ALBERT JUNGERS POETRY PRIZE: Showunmi Olawale Michael wins AJPP 2015

Words Rhymes & RhythmNovember 29, 2015

A multiple-award winning poet, Showunmi Olawale Michael, has won the maiden edition of the ALBERT JUNGERS POETRY PRIZE with a triple-acrostic entitled “A PEOPLE’S HOPE”. [caption id="attachment_3518" align="aligncenter" width="702"] ALBERT JUNGERS...

NEWS

AJISE VINCENT WINS ERIATA ORIBHABOR POETRY PRIZE 2015, GETS PUBLISHING CONTRACT

Words Rhymes & RhythmNovember 29, 2015January 16, 2022

ERIATA ORIBHABORPOETRY PRIZE 2015 Ajise Vincent, a Nigerian poet, has emerged winner of the fourth edition of the annual ERIATA ORIBHABOR POETRY PRIZE (EOPP). He goes home with the top prize,...

INTERVIEWS

AUTHORPEDIA CHAT: "My gender equality idea has bounds" — Ebidenyefa Tarila Nikade

Words Rhymes & RhythmNovember 18, 2015August 3, 2020

Ebidenyefa Tarila Nikade is a wife, mother, Educationist, teen mentor, counselor, broadcast Journalist and public speaker who believes in creating platforms for young people to express themselves. She is passionate about women and...

WRITING TIPS

HOW TO ANALYZE A POEM (PART 2)

Words Rhymes & RhythmNovember 11, 2015August 3, 2020

Knowing that poetry uses compact language, expressing complex feelings, it is important to understand that a poem has multiple meanings — Akpoviri Don Veta Akpoveta Today, we continue our lecture on...

Month: November 2015

ALBERT JUNGERS POETRY PRIZE: Showunmi Olawale Michael wins AJPP 2015

AJISE VINCENT WINS ERIATA ORIBHABOR POETRY PRIZE 2015, GETS PUBLISHING CONTRACT

AUTHORPEDIA CHAT: "My gender equality idea has bounds" — Ebidenyefa Tarila Nikade

HOW TO ANALYZE A POEM (PART 2)

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