Wednesday, January 22, 2025

Paul Ojevwe Dididjon

Paul Ojevwe Dididjon is a Nigerian poet. He uses the artistic beauty of words to perform a transformational surgery on the society. He studies English and Literature Education at the University of Benin.

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