Kufre Friesenhan
NigerDelta Lit
I See The Invisible is an evocative and inspiring collection of poems with abundant poetry for numerous tastes and desires. Nature lovers will drink richly from this fountain.
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Kinship and Environmental Activism in Nnimmo Bassey’s I See The Invisible: A Chat With Nnimmo Bassey
"Leaving the oil in the soil is common sense. It is the ultimate solution to the polycrisis. The petroleum civilization must come to an end."
Finding Wholeness on Shattered Grounds
Set after the discovery of oil in commercial quantity in Oloibiri, in an unnamed Ijaw village, Yellow-Yellow is written in thirteen chapters
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Can You See The Invisible?
I See The Invisible is an evocative and inspiring collection of poems with abundant poetry for numerous tastes and desires. Nature lovers will drink richly from this fountain.
Kinship and Environmental Activism in Nnimmo Bassey’s I See The Invisible: A Chat With Nnimmo Bassey
"Leaving the oil in the soil is common sense. It is the ultimate solution to the polycrisis. The petroleum civilization must come to an end."
Finding Wholeness on Shattered Grounds
Set after the discovery of oil in commercial quantity in Oloibiri, in an unnamed Ijaw village, Yellow-Yellow is written in thirteen chapters
Who Are the Scoundrels?
George celebrates the strength and resilience of the woman and draws attention to the failure of society to protect the girl child and the woman in varying degrees
Think of The River as a Mouth Wide Open
Think of the river as a mouth wide open, a boy on its lips like a hesitant lover...
A Tale of Disappearance and Mayhem
Various themes such as grief, trauma, coping with love and loss, political unrest, insecurity, oppression and instability are tackled in the novel.
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Can You See The Invisible?
I See The Invisible is an evocative and inspiring collection of poems with abundant poetry for numerous tastes and desires. Nature lovers will drink richly from this fountain.
Kinship and Environmental Activism in Nnimmo Bassey’s I See The Invisible: A Chat With Nnimmo Bassey
"Leaving the oil in the soil is common sense. It is the ultimate solution to the polycrisis. The petroleum civilization must come to an end."
Finding Wholeness on Shattered Grounds
Set after the discovery of oil in commercial quantity in Oloibiri, in an unnamed Ijaw village, Yellow-Yellow is written in thirteen chapters
Who Are the Scoundrels?
George celebrates the strength and resilience of the woman and draws attention to the failure of society to protect the girl child and the woman in varying degrees
Think of The River as a Mouth Wide Open
Think of the river as a mouth wide open, a boy on its lips like a hesitant lover...
A Tale of Disappearance and Mayhem
Various themes such as grief, trauma, coping with love and loss, political unrest, insecurity, oppression and instability are tackled in the novel.
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Can You See The Invisible?
I See The Invisible is an evocative and inspiring collection of poems with abundant poetry for numerous tastes and desires. Nature lovers will drink richly from this fountain.
Kinship and Environmental Activism in Nnimmo Bassey’s I See The Invisible: A Chat With Nnimmo Bassey
"Leaving the oil in the soil is common sense. It is the ultimate solution to the polycrisis. The petroleum civilization must come to an end."
Finding Wholeness on Shattered Grounds
Set after the discovery of oil in commercial quantity in Oloibiri, in an unnamed Ijaw village, Yellow-Yellow is written in thirteen chapters
Who Are the Scoundrels?
George celebrates the strength and resilience of the woman and draws attention to the failure of society to protect the girl child and the woman in varying degrees
Think of The River as a Mouth Wide Open
Think of the river as a mouth wide open, a boy on its lips like a hesitant lover...
A Tale of Disappearance and Mayhem
Various themes such as grief, trauma, coping with love and loss, political unrest, insecurity, oppression and instability are tackled in the novel.
The Simple Life of Uncertainties
Life in a dystopian Niger Delta community illuminates community life and the failures of governance.
Environmental Consciousness, Bi-raciality and Female Bonding in Kaine Agary’s Yellow-Yellow: A Chat With Kaine Agary
An interview with Kaine Agary, author of Yellow-Yellow
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