Tade Ipadeola

Tade Ipadeola is a published poet and a lawyer. His first collection of poems 'A Time of Signs' was published in 2000. His second collection 'The Rain Fardel' was published in 2005. His poetry has won several awards in Nigeria and his poem 'Songbird' won the Laurel in poetry at the 2009 Delphic Games at Jeju, South Korea. Ipadeola is president of PEN Nigeria Centre.

In Pictures: The 78th PEN Congress

News & More Tade Ipadeola - September 26, 2012

Rotimi Babatunde’s Bombay’s Republic: Of Similitude and Verisimilitude

Essays & Reviews Tade Ipadeola - August 1, 2012

Songbird: Poems by Tade Ipadeola

Poetry Tade Ipadeola - October 14, 2009

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