Poetry

Letters to Ìfẹ́

5,000.00

Letters to Ìfẹ́ is a unique anthology of epistolary poetry-poems in the form of letters. The poet crafts a series of intimate and poignant epistolary poems addressed to his partner named Ìfẹ́, whose name means “love” in Yoruba. Through these letters, the poet unravels the complexities of a deep, mysterious relationship—one that spans time, distance, and the boundaries of reality. Ìfẹ́ becomes both a person and a symbol, embodying the poet’s dreams, longings, fears, and unspoken desires.

Mandem: Poems in Pidgin English

2,000.00

Pidgin English na one of di main language wey plenty Naija people dey yarn. E hold our culture and way of life well well. Naija Pidgin language get plenty tins wey e sabi explain way pass oyinbo English. If you wan sabi Pidgin English well, e no just be to sabi di words and tins dem, you still need to dey inside di Afro-centric way wey we reason tins. Mandem: Poems in Pidgin English na Ayodeji Ajagbe’s way of trying make we sabi how di normal Naija man dey yarn ein own. Dis anthology na book of eleven poems wey go enjoy read and weep with lafta.