Káyọ̀dé is a Nigerian and an African literature enthusiast, interested in Academics and Yorùbá translation. His works have been published or forthcoming in icefloepress, Olongo, Àtẹ́lẹwọ́, PoetrySangoỌta, isele, Ake review, South Florida, Topography, PoetrycolumnNd and elsewhere. He was shortlisted for the ake climate change poetry prize(2022).
These four recommended poetry books are from Nigerian poets. The importance of curating this list is to show the brevity side of Nigerian literature, especially…
It’s not often you see a Nigerian poet breaking the norm regarding language usage in their literary works. Nigeria is an English-speaking country with a…
A famous Yoruba parlance states, “War, even in its smallest form, isn’t a feast of pounded yam or cornmeal; it is, in fact, unlike copulating…
We have strong literary voices coming out of Africa of late, especially with the help of the internet, which has given these voices an avenue…
I came across the brilliant Nigerian writer Hussani Abdulrahim, and I think I have found a treasure. Hussani has what it takes to contribute greatly…
