Flora's Love Colony by Tares Oburumu

Flora's Love Colony takes a light-hearted approach to addressing the romantic passion of foreign influence that unhinged aborigines from their source of artistic knowledge. That is, the temporal settings alluded to in the poems are experiential encounters of historical evidence. While that lasts, the reader can piece together the same subject of argument and displeasure with which pioneer Nigerian literary pool is still associated. It is this viability that the reader is primed to deduce within the margins of archetypal responses. This may be taken as a bold narrative impression into the nature of the exploits of freedom versus the conditionings of exploitation. In other words, Flora's Love Colony is a head-on meditation on the dream of a conquistador.