Ebitari
₦2,000.00
Ebitari has a total of sixty-nine (69) poems written to logically express the different facets of love and life. Ebitari (an Izon name which simply means ‘Splendid Love’) is depicted on the cover as a female because the author is male. The Izon-speaking people are mostly found in southern Nigeria. Ebitari has beautiful use of words and the poetry can be enjoyed by all.
“Ebitari is an eclectic collection of extremely interesting concise poems. This unique collection has successfully initiated me into the enjoyment of poetry like never before. The author by this work has distinguished himself as a versatile poet. Ebitari is a highly recommended reading for all.” – HRM King Bubaraye Dakolo Agada IV (Ibenanaowei of Ekpetiama Kingdom), Author of The Riddle of the Oil Thief.
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