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Tagged: Ikhide Ikheloa

Lit Mag · Poetry

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Taps for Summer: Seven Seasons, Alien Seasons

  • March 9, 2013

by Ikhide Ikheloa   For you … I have this note that says call me tomorrow Tomorrow never comes because I never call you Today never ends because you never[...]

Culture and Society · Essays/Criticism · Lit Mag · Literature · Non-fiction · opinion · Writing

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RE: A Bird Sings Because… by Jeremy Weate

  • December 3, 2012

Ikhide, Let us be clear. I was disappointed with your comments a few months ago because you apparently deliberately confused two very different issues, as a means to slander our reputation as[...]

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Culture and Society · Essays/Criticism · Lit Mag · Literature

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I Sing Because…: Ikhide Responds to LitMag Editorial

  • December 2, 2012

Dear Kola, I am responding a bit belatedly to your editorial, A Bird Sings Because… Many thanks for sharing. Facts are facts and opinions belong to their owner. I generally do not[...]

Editorial · Lit Mag

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Editorial #13: A Bird Sings Because…

  • December 1, 2012

On November 25th, irrepressible Nigerian writer/critic Ikhide Ikheloa blasted a couple of familiar musings on his social media platforms. One of them went thusly: African literature! In the 21st century, the[...]

Fiction · Lit Mag · Non-fiction

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Children of a Lesser God

  • April 28, 2012

 by Ikhide Ikheloa   Brother – teeth flashing in the cant of compliments Brother – gold-rimmed glasses Across eyes that go blue at a word from the Master Poor brother[...]

Fiction · Lit Mag · Non-fiction

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America: The Oporoko Chronicles!

  • March 16, 2012

 by Ikhide Ikheloa I am hungry. Very hungry. And hunger drives my brain cells to a certain point of brilliance, that hell-nirvana that my adversaries, and quite a few friends,[...]

Fiction · Lit Mag · Non-fiction

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Cellphone Conversation with Papalolo

  • February 26, 2012

by Ikhide Ikheloa -       Ring! Ring!! Ring!!! -       Hello! Who is that? -       Papa! It is me! Your son! -       I say who is that? -       It is me! Your[...]

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