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    Voice of Breeze (A Collection of Poems)

    By M. S. Dogara

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    VOICE OF BREEZE is a collection of contemporary poems that are meant to feed our hearts with some fruits of literary sweetness. This anthology of forty-two number of poems shall leave no reader without permanent scar of leisure, trust and courage to change his or her world. It's nurtured with calm realm, sobriety and cognitive. Beside it incredible literary power, style and melody, it stands out to cover most contentious areas of our life. It touches the life most African citizens, to be conscious of current global trends, most of which stand as threats to their being.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM. S. Dogara
    Release dateJun 10, 2019
    ISBN9780463081327
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    Voice of Breeze (A Collection of Poems)
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    M. S. Dogara

    M. S. Dogara was born in Barakin Abdullahi (B.A.D), Lafia Local Government Area of Nasarawa State. He attended R.C.M Primary School, B. A. D, Lafia West Primary School, Lafia and L.E.A Primary School, Malali, Kaduna between 1977 and 1982. He attended Sardauna Memorial College, Kaduna and completed in 1988. Beside his proficiency in Ict, he possessed ACE in English. He is a prolific and motivational speaker, who was privileged to attend numerous seminars and symposiums within Nigeria and abroad. He was a one time Editor-in-chief of the defunct The Flashback Magazine. He is the author of The Fundamental Elements of English and Voice of Breeze (a Collection of about fifty poems). He is currently studying and working on more books. He loves travelling, attending or presenting lectures, making new friends and sharing ideas. He plays rugby game, surfs/chats or watches television at his leisure time. He is happily married with children and presently resides in Kaduna, Nigeria.

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