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Vic’Adex: Two Poems

By Vic'Adex on October 2, 2020 in Poetry

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Men Not Gods

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Ploughshares

 

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Vic’Adex is a Nigerian poet known for his staccato flow and thought-provoking poems that resonate with themes calling for freedom and emancipation of the downtrodden. He is quite popular for his poem, “#MenNotGods”, a poem that won the best poem at the national poetry slam (War of Words). Since then, He has gone ahead to promote poetry @60SecondsPoetry. He is currently contributing to humanitarian intervention in north-east Nigeria.

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