About the Author
Obiageli A. Iloakasia is a writer, social Critic, Changemaker and Volunteer. She is the author of Twitter Street (2021), October Blues (2022) and Kàmbílí (2022).
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In Kàmbílí, adults, young people, and children are all affected by the realities of life. The poems. ordered according to emotions, moods, seasons, or stages of grief, are an exploration of social injustices, mental health, crime, desire, belonging, and heritage – asking such existential questions as ‘Who are we?’, ‘what are we here for?’ and ‘why can we not be left alone?’ The poems in this collection are witnesses to everyone’s lived experiences, begging to not be silenced.
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About the Author
Obiageli A. Iloakasia is a writer, social Critic, Changemaker and Volunteer. She is the author of Twitter Street (2021), October Blues (2022) and Kàmbílí (2022).
| Author | Obiageli A. Iloakasia |
|---|---|
| Cover | Hardback, 130 pages |
| ISBN | 9789787908419 |
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