The Man Who Should Die and Other Poems

Kazeem has a way with words that reach your soul, aesthetically weaving melancholy and emotive expressions into this collection, which sparkles with images of resilience, loss, realism, and Africanness.

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Durodola-Oloto, Olaore.

I'm Ocheni Kazeem Oneshojo (Artgenius), a Nigerian poet and writer exploring love, nature, identity, and social justice through African culture. "In the silence, I found my voice. In the darkness, I discovered my truth." My poetry reflects my inner world, converging shadows, whispers, and echoes. Through my writing, I aim to create a mirror reflecting readers' struggles, hopes, and fears.



"The Man Who Should Die and Other Poems" is a collection of over a hundred poems, offering a unique experience for both poetry enthusiasts and newcomers. Born from years of writing in solitude, this collection brings together enjoyable poems for readers worldwide. This collection is a testament to my skill as a poet, showcasing my unique voice and perspective.



With poems like "Akudaya," "A Smile in Agony," and "The Man Who Should Die," this collection offers something for every literature lover to enjoy.



As a sophomore undergraduate at Prince Abubakar Audu University, my works have appeared in various publications, including Opuiluiche (print), Outside the Box Poetry Magazine, Where in the World Magazine, ANSA Magazine, Everscribe Magazine, and more. I am a Pushcart Prize nominee, a member of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA), and the winner of the Literature Padi 2025 Literary Contest.