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Poems for a Century
Tope Omoniyi
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Foreword
Sulaiman Adebowale
Introduction
Tope Omoniyi
The traffic then and now
JP Clark
The fable of This-certain-land
Olajumoke Verissimo
A drunk's sermon at the centenary
Peter Akinlabi
God punish you, Lord Lugard
Ogaga Ifowodo
Independence Day
Tanure Ojaide
No words. No serenades
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Our journey to here
Chidi Anthony Opara
This marriage
Hope Eghagha
Because of Biafra
Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Today
Zainabu Jallo
The Niger Delta
JP Clark
Ships
Tolu Ogunlesi
Where we live
Sumaila Umaisha
A town I know
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Blues for Naija
Adebayo Lamikanra
To Abuenameh at five
Funso Aiyejina
Motor park monologue 2
Chidi Anthony Opara
I sing out of sickness
Tanure Ojaide
Theme of the Half-Child
Ogaga Ifowodo
How do we sing a song to fifty years in dependence?
Tade Akin Aina
The trip
Prince Zadok
These stunted flowers
Femi Oyebode
I am killing this ram for you
Femi Oyebode
Who am I?
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A song for a mother's birthday
Okinba Launko
Nigerian dream
Tolu Ogunlesi
Homecoming
Omohan Ebhodaghe
Our beautiful game
Jekwu Ozoemene
All because I loved you
Olu Oguibe
After the lean harvest, Lord, it's time
Ismail Bala
Atop the NNS Aradu
Richard Ali
Questions and prayers
Remi Raji
Stones of heaven
Zainabu Jallo
To encircle the land
Uche Nduka
True, the sun rises
Ismail Bala
What can I call this?
Kole Ade-Odutola
Farewell
E.E. Sule
Travelling
Olajumoke Verissimo
The kitchen cabinet coup
Kole Ade-Odutola
pro-rogue
Amatoritsero Ede
The lost seed
Molara Wood
Power on the people
Cyril Obi
On a circuit
Obi Nwakanma
Wonderland
Akeem Lasisi
Friday night live
Toyin Adewale-Gabriel
I am a million selves
Remi Raji
The interview
Afam Akeh
Bag lady
Molara Wood
Hopefulness
Ifi Amadiume
Harvest song
Tanure Ojaide
Contributors
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