So Long A Journey- By Ezike Kenechukwu The poet writes about the faulty educational system that Nigerian students go through, in this poem of four stanzas. The pronoun “He” is used in two senses; first as it represents the writer, who…
Read MoreIn that soft fresh flesh There we saw beauty once golden; The sweet gesture the sky fetch, Softness and greenness interwoven; Though we could not tell how far On seeing the wounded stripes of Biafra. Our walls knew our names, Feet with…
Read MoreThe major theme of this edition is “BIAFRA AGITATION AND POLITICS IN NIGERIA”. In the articles and poems featured in this maiden magazine, young minds have taken the opportunity and platform to from their perspective share their thought on the afore-mentioned theme.…
Read MoreBackground There is no light, there is no fuel, there is no water. Workers are on strike because states can’t afford to pay them. So, the workers pretend to work and their governors pretend to pay them. The governors are exasperated. The…
Read MoreBiafra Agitation As A Result Of Nigerian Political Nature What we called Nigeria today was ab initio, before the coming of the of the colonial masters, three different entities of the Northern and Southern protectorate, with different cultural backgrounds, norms, values, politics…
Read MoreAbstract This paper argues that when the Social, Political, and especially the Economic well being of a people is being threatened, there is bound to be an outcry, if not addressed leads to revolution. The revolution can be peaceful like peaceful demonstrations,…
Read MoreThe world was silent when we died, Ears turned deaf even as we cried, Their attention remained uncaught, however hard we tried, Slowly, we lost our hope, we lost our pride. We counted our fingers, we counted our loss, But ours was…
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