Day: <span>November 22, 2017</span>

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NWOKPOKU WINS WRR PUBLISHERS’ NIGERIAN TEACHERS AWARD 2017

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Sam Chukwudi Nwokpoku is the winner of the second annual Words Rhymes & Rhythm Nigerian Teachers Award (WRR-NTA) 2017. Nwokpoku, a poet, songwriter and educationist who teaches English Language, Literature-in-English...

WRITING TIPS

DEMYSTIFYING MUSE: A BRIEF TREATISE ON POETRY-MUSE DISSIMILITUDE

Aremu Adams AdebisiNovember 22, 2017August 3, 2020

Poetry is not inborn. Poetry is not hereditary and cannot be inherited. It does not flow in the gene or trait of any god-poet, assumed or established. Poetry does not...

Day: November 22, 2017

NWOKPOKU WINS WRR PUBLISHERS’ NIGERIAN TEACHERS AWARD 2017

DEMYSTIFYING MUSE: A BRIEF TREATISE ON POETRY-MUSE DISSIMILITUDE

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: FR. ALBERT JUNGERS POETRY PRIZE (#AJPP2014)

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Eriata Oribhabor Poetry Prize 2012

WOOING REBECCA [for Rebecca Effiong Okon who hates Poetry]

I NEED AN AFRICAN WIFE

WHAT IF (a poem by Agnes Olayemi Johnson)

THE HILL WE CLIMB & SHADOW IN THE DARK (two poems by Stephen S. Moore)

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST [FEB/MAR 2021] — ‘WHAT WOULD YOUR ANCESTORS SAY?’

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: ‘REGENERATION’ — CỌ́N-SCÌÒ MAGAZINE ISSUE 1, VOL 2, APR 2021

GOD’S WAY OF STAYING BEAUTIFUL BY ADENIRAN JOSEPH

LIFE IN BPO (the evils of business process outsourcing)

REVIEW: “SHOMEFUN TAKES THE GIRL CHILD THROUGH ALL THE CONFLICTS SHE MIGHT FACE AS A WOMAN” IN ‘A LETTER TO MY CHILD’

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