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Comfort Yako Asala: Looking forward to reading more
Eneojo Sani: The Alchemy of the Unbroken
(A Peon for the Nigerian Youth)
They are the children of the Great Wait,
Born into a geography of paradox,
Where the soil is fat with oil and gold,
But the plate is thin with the ghost of a meal.
They do not merely inhabit the day;
They wrestle it into submission.
(A Peon for the Nigerian Youth)
They are the children of the Great Wait,
Born into a geography of paradox,
Where the soil is fat with oil and gold,
But the plate is thin with the ghost of a meal.
They do not merely inhabit the day;
They wrestle it into submission.
Eneojo Sani: Observe the mind of the Nigerian youth:
They translate the chaos of erratic grids into the logic of code,
Building digital cathedrals on hardware that should have died a decade ago.
While the world speaks of "opportunity,"
The Nigerian youth speaks of subterfuge,
Subverting the "No" of the system wi...
They translate the chaos of erratic grids into the logic of code,
Building digital cathedrals on hardware that should have died a decade ago.
While the world speaks of "opportunity,"
The Nigerian youth speaks of subterfuge,
Subverting the "No" of the system wi...
Eneojo Sani: The Emotional Tax
There is a weight to the smile of the survivor.
It is the cost of being the "Family’s Hope,"
The heavy crown of the first-born, the last-born, the only-born,
They navigate streets where the uniform is often the predator,
And the cell phone is a liability of suspicion.
Yet, they do...
There is a weight to the smile of the survivor.
It is the cost of being the "Family’s Hope,"
The heavy crown of the first-born, the last-born, the only-born,
They navigate streets where the uniform is often the predator,
And the cell phone is a liability of suspicion.
Yet, they do...
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