FLAMESTHOUGHTS

Rain, Rain…Assembling the cities in dronesOf angered voicesFalling it billion heads drooling the earth like inebriate drummerRippling It endless circle to joinThe ebbing cause of changeThe ground is to looseIt face

REDEFINITION OF LOVEIn a country of guns and ironMade against change...Love is in the heart of expended fleshHacked down for inciting wrong songsAgainst an ordered falsificationOf wrong doingLove is the daring to throwThe whole flower weight of the bodyAgainst the might of armoured tanksTo halt the

SCAR IN THE HEART OF PAIN By Uche Uwadinachi : A Review By Onuchi Mark Onoruoiza SCAR IN THE HEART OF PAIN by Uche Uwadinachi is a voluble engagement of pain as a brazen metaphor that transcends colour, creed, class, culture and clime. The poet embarks on a clinical odyssey into the realm of

Myne...I first 'met' Uche Uwadinachi through his blog and then Facebook and finally in Nigeria where we really met at several of the events I attended. he was a charming person and his spoken word poetry even more so. He has a trademark poem, Ebony Goddess, which has won him some prizes and which is

Fifteen years after he was hanged along with eight other Ogoni freedom fighters, a non-governmental organization group based in the United States of America, Niger Delta Restoration of Hope (NDRH) has celebrated human right and environmental activist Ken Saro Wiwa with a candle light vigil in Housto