1 min readBy Ayorinde Oluokun
‘Unbind Me Now’ addresses Socio-political, economic realities, says Eze
Masobe Books describes the 160-page collection as forged in “fire, grief, and moral urgency”, moving through political violence, ancestral memory, exile, pandemic silence and ecological collapse. A review identifies fire as a recurring presence across its 71 poems and describes the work as a more confident and outraged continuation of Dispossessed.
Masobe Books describes the 160-page collection as forged in “fire, grief, and moral urgency”, moving through political violence, ancestral memory, exile, pandemic silence and ecological collapse. A review identifies fire as a recurring presence across its 71 poems and describes the work as a more confident and outraged continuation of Dispossessed.
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- 51 words · 1 min read
- Published
- October 2, 2026
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- Ayorinde Oluokun
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- PM News Nigeria