Nana Akyempo

Nana Akyempo is a poet and writer who occasionally dabbles in the pleasures of Spoken Word. His poems and essays have been published and/or are forthcoming on Three Sixty Ghana and Gird Blog. Some of his poems and essays can also be found on akyempo.wordpress.com and greymural.wordpress.com. He is the 2016 winner of the Three Sixty Writers' Challenge and recently completed his Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts and Political Science at the University of Ghana.

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Strange Ignorance: Poems by Nana Akyempo

Poetry Nana Akyempo - September 5, 2016

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