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We Do Not Belong to The Water | Solomon Hamza
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Sadness at Pharmacy | Michelle N’ankra Oppong
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Supination in Church & Onyame was Formerly Understood as Woman | Michelle N’ankra Oppong
Devotion | Tryphena L. Yeboah
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Hope is a Cruel Thing | Jide Badmus
Run | Michael Imossan
Candlelight | Elias Udo-Ochi
Elevate | Fatihah Quadri Eniola
Portrait of copying with a new beginning | Choolwe Lubaya
Unusual Metaphors | Jide Badmus
Mist | Zaynab Iliyasu Bobi
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Assimilation | Romeo Oriogun
Here, Where this Wall Stands | S. Su’eddie Vershima Agema
Infidel | Overcomer Ibiteye
Like my Dreams Weren’t Made of Glass | Saddiq Dzukogi
Letter to Self – Saddiq Dzukogi
What It Means to Be Born in the Niger Delta | Tope Abigail Larayetan
Through my Window, the Demons Within | S. Su’eddie Vershima Agema
for those we cannot truly know | Judyannet Muchiri
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Birds breaking from trees | Farai Chaka
Waka VI | Saddiq Dzukogi
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Hope is a Cruel Thing | Jide Badmus
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the city through the lens of the artist | Joseph Akins
Portrait of copying with a new beginning | Choolwe Lubaya
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Two hills, the birds, walking and worlding | Rahima Gambo
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I Live in a House of Shrinking Things | Tochukwu Precious Eze
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Emi Ni (I am) | Abisola Gbadamosi
What Home Feels Like | Iman Hassan
Out of Reach | Victor Olatunji
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Post Card Series | Adetolani Eko
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Day Dreamer & Other Works | Adeniyi Temitope Adekunle
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Call for Submissions | Chaos | Agbowó July 2021
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