Tuesday Poem by O-Jeremiah Agbaakin
fusion (for Akinsanya Damilola) does not start with a boy holding his phantoms in...
Niniola is unapologetically a House Musician even if she ever so lightly crosses the Rubicon into what is popular. Innovative is her ability to couch her lyrics in mellifluous Yoruba and to code-switch as often as her material demands.
This Is Me: Niniola Excites with Her Afro-House Music
It has been four years since Niniola graced the reality show Project Fame and...
Simisola, The Chanteuse from Ondo Town
There is the coming-of-age album and there is the coming-to-stay album. Usually, there is...
Tuesday Poem by Joel Benjamin Ntwatwa
They Will Carry Me One day They’ll take me away, Away, On a rainy...
Tuesday Poem by Tonney Ibe
RELEASE Maybe our scars are different, But we have both bled: The inmost dwelling...
Tuesday Poem by Dami Ajayi
Tonight, you found my ire where I carefully hid it; You forced the hands...
Tuesday Poem by Chibuihe Obi
after two swigs of absinthe, i yield myself to the philosophy of grief and...
Tuesday Poem Special by Emmanuel Iduma
I have tried to be a magician crossing seven seas and oceans, having reputed...
Tuesday Poem by Umar Abubakar Sidi
Things Poets Do Bad poets do not see poetry as light or the illuminated...
