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I'm elated to announce that my debut full-length poetry book, "Exi(s)t," was selected as the winner by @aefoxx for The South Broadway Press 2026 Ponderosa Poetry Prize.
I'm grateful to the judge and to the Press.
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As a guest/panelist at the Ibadan Book and Arts Festival @Ibadanfestival 2026, I'll be participating in a BOOK CHAT alongside @Aswagaawy & @SarahInkspires, the moderator. The virtual session holds on Thursday 29-10-26 by 2:30pm.
Kindly sign up:
bit.ly/ibafest2026
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I'm a guest at Ibadan Book and Arts Festival @Ibadanfestival 2026
I'll participate as a Panelist in a BOOK CHAT alongside @Oreal2kur, with @SarahInkspires as Moderator
The virtual session holds on THURSDAY 29/10/26 by 2:30pm
Register here:
bit.ly/ibafest2026
Cheers 🥂
Did you know Ukara is a traditional Igbo textile similar to Adirẹ Alabẹrẹ from Yoruba?
It's created using stictch-resist technique of Nsibidi signs and symbols to communicate ideas.
My Adire wall art allows the pulse of african history and stories to be carried into homes.
Oladosu Michael Emerald retweeted
My body of work, In Our Bodies The Earth Melts, will be exhibited at the 10th Abuja Photo Festival. If you are in Abuja, do come by.
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Join me on Thursday, 29th October 2026 by 2pm for a virtual Bookchat & panel session as part of the IBAFEST 2026.
Registration is FREE but compulsory: bit.ly/ibafest2026
Cheers 🥂
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Next THURSDAY by 2:30pm, I'll be in a Book Chat alongside @Oreal2kur, and moderated by @SarahInkspires.
Register today and mark your calendar.
Cheers 🥂
Afrihill Press is pleased to announce that our chapbook authors, @Oreal2kur (Everywhere It Rains) and @Aswagaawy (Unburnt Incense), will be panelists at IBAFEST 2026 in a virtual session 🤭.
Register to attend: bit.ly/ibafest2026
#IBAFEST2026
Oladosu Michael Emerald retweeted
My sincere gratitude to @Ibadanfestival and @SankofaICD for including us in the preparation of the sessions.
Afrihill Press is pleased to announce that our chapbook authors, @Oreal2kur (Everywhere It Rains) and @Aswagaawy (Unburnt Incense), will be panelists at IBAFEST 2026 in a virtual session 🤭.
Register to attend: bit.ly/ibafest2026
#IBAFEST2026
Replying to @thisisWurlD
Hello WurlD, I can create Adirẹ Wall art for #DADA
Naturally dyed with cotton fabric made in Nigeria.
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I have sympathy & admiration for writers wrestling language to the page. Is it for fame, glory, or just to make existence bearable & meaningful? Whatever u got going, we’re open for submissions for our Dec. 4 issue. Probably a few weeks left till we close subs for the year.
Scott
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Drum rolls! 🥁
My chapbook "Negotiating Salvation" was selected by Prof. @kwamedawes & @chrisabani for inclusion in the New-Generation African Poets Chapbook Boxset (Kumi Na Mbili, 2027). Set to be published: @AfricanPoetryBF! @AkashicBooks.
Glory. Glory. Glory. 🥳🥳
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Some poetry ought to be displayed in museums or art gallery on something 🥰. I love poetry that throws me off, just read this....
"There is a kind of defiance in hanging your clothes to dry while the sky threatens rain"
🥶that line alone 🤯🥶
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and if you think I'm crashing out on these AI allegations because I have a close relationship with the writer who was falsely accused of using AI in his poems, then you must be mad and silly!
Oladosu Michael Emerald retweeted
and also, if you think the Nigerian poet should forgive and forget what that woman did to him and his brother, you must be mad too. e no touch your side, nah why e sweet for mouth
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some of you were busy minding your business as usual when the AI-witch hunt was crazy on that Nigerian poet, and I predicted how it would get to your doorsteps if you think it's a trivial issue. can you now see how much messier it's getting?


















































