Yahuza Abdulkadir reads Dead Men on The Poetry Experience

Last updated: January 13, 2023 9:52 am

Haneefah Abdulrahman

In this episode of The Poetry Experience, Yahuza Abdulkadir reads “Dead Men“, published in Konya Shams Rumi, and “Our Nightmares“, published in Terror House Magazine. Yahuza Abdulkadir is a Nigerian writer and poet. He is a member of Hill-top Creative Arts Foundation and Unimaid Artists Club. His works are published in Poemify Publishers Inc, Spillwords, Terror House Magazine, Teen Lit Journal, OneBlackBoyLikeThatReview, Opinion Nigeria, The Daily Reality, Melbourne Corner Culture and elsewhere. When he is not writing he engages in social and humanitarian activities in his community.

Curator/Host: Haneefah Abdulrahman

Guest: Yahuza Abdulkadir

Poems: “Dead Men”, in Konya Shams Rumi; “Our Nightmares”, in Terror House Magazine

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Producer: Tope Akintayo

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ByHaneefah Abdulrahman

Haneefah Abdulrahman is a Writer, an editor, an Interviewer, an arts administrator , a Spoken Poetry Artist and a Podcaster. She is an Editorial Assistant at The Moveee and the Editor-in-chief of Literature Voices (LITVO). Her works have appeared in Nigerian Review, The Witsprouts Project, Arts MuseFair, and elsewhere. She is a 2021 fellow of Ebedi International Writers Residency, Oyo State, a Pioneer Fellow of Imodoye Writers Residency, Kwara State and she was a Columnist at DailyTrust Newspaper. She is the Author of Shades of Becoming (a collection of short stories). She is the 2021 Winner of The Arewa Rising Literary Star. She has edited and curated books including anthologies.

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Yahuza Abdulkadir reads Dead Men on The Poetry Experience

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