The Maid
By Olufunmilola Oludare Once upon the demise of the old alarm clock in South Side Chicago, sounds: weird, funky, eccentric, and almost deafening assumed position. Now that the clock is …
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A UITE’s Vocabulary
By: Olajide Oladokun ASUU NASU Strike No class Porter Fine Rationing No light Portal Loan Late registration fee No reopening My leader Protest Victimization No congress Bundle fees Utility fees …
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By Ojo Victoria Ayoolajesu Let us be free to speak what is true, To cast light where silence long grew. If your acts are just, our pens won’t sting, But …
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A scythe came to the harvest of a thing still firm on its stem, these tears are ascensions that walk with the hindquarters of a ghost Brash coloured highways of mottled history Spurting …
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Temiloluwa Omoyele When the day is over, night is drawing near You pull your covers up to your head, hoping it’d hide you from the shame you’ve made that day. …
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