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    By Okey Eni

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    A collection of poems, philosophical poems, classical poems, African poems, Inspirational poems, and love poems, by award winning poet Okey Eni.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOkey Eni
    Release dateAug 31, 2019
    ISBN9781393265856
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    Okey Eni

    MR. Okey F. Eni was born on the 27th day of July 1966. He is a Lawyer and is in active legal practice. He started writing in the year 2000, and has written eighteen books at the last count. They are, four novels; namely Dreams. DMI1 and 2, Emma, The child prostitute. Eight books of poems, three books on women's right and three plays. Most of these books are unpublished and some of his poems have been published in journals and some anthologies. MR. Eni is married and live in Lagos Nigerian with his wife.

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