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Like A Tale At Night
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Segun Akinlolu known by the stage name Beautiful Nubia. This poetry – Like a tale at night is based on rich local insight and his message is widespread in thrust and theme: esteem life, regard nature and learn to live in harmony with others.
He represents the voiceless and champions the dream of a fair society where people are really free and equal.
He preaches love and tolerance yet in addition urges individuals to stand and protect their freedoms when when trampled upon anywhere in the world
Segun Akinlolu known by the stage name Beautiful Nubia. This poetry – Like a tale at night is based on rich local insight and his message is widespread in thrust and theme: esteem life, regard nature and learn to live in harmony with others.
He represents the voiceless and champions the dream of a fair society where people are really free and equal.
He preaches love and tolerance yet in addition urges individuals to stand and protect their freedoms when when trampled upon anywhere in the world
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