Hill-Top Chapbook Series Issue 1 — Poetry: My Country is a Piece of Meat

The Hill-Top Creative Arts Foundation will be releasing the 1st edition of her chapbook series on The Nigeria Review website.

The series is starting with poetry drawn from the Wakaso Monthly Poetry Prize shortlists.

The Issue 1 is edited by two of the judges of the Wakaso Monthly Poetry Prize, Olu Jacob and Aminu S. Muhammad.

Here are the poets featured in the first edition (November 2019, December 2019 and January 2020 shortlists, respectively):

Jedidiah Akah
Chukwudi Michael
Adie Lawrence Agboh
Sandra Oparaocha
Ayoola Goodness
Tochukwu Eze
Chinedu Vincent Okoro
Tolulope Ogedengbe
Victor Frances
Haruna AbdulMajid
Ajise Vincent
Mohammed Alhassan
Chinua E. Ohaeto
Abraham Babarinde
Uwandu Anastasia C.
Yusuf BM
Sandra Oparaocha
Akinwole J. Akintayo
Wellington Nwogu
Tolulope Ogedengbe
Efe-Kaese Desmond
Obasiota Ben Ibe
Sandra Oparaocha
Adewara Jose’s
Ifeanyichukwu Goodness
Salaudeen Teslim O.
Samuel Betiku A.
Ajise Vincent
Ayoola Goodness.

The HILL-TOP CHAPBOOK SERIES is a platform for new, best of Nigerian writers, off the starting block. Very stormy, versatile and persistent poets and writers whose craftsmanship drove them to this qualification.

Qualification for the chapbook series is by being shortlisted for the monthly Wakaso Poetry Prize.

NOTE: ISSUE 1. WOULD BE RELEASED IN FEBRUARY 2021.

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Sai Sabouke is a writer living in New Bussa, Nigeria. He’s a dervish who sees Sufism, history and language as formidable tools for society regeneration. His writing has appeared in Praxis Magazine Online and Agbowo. Sabouke loves beans, coffee and dreams of roasting the entrails of vultures.

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