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Reviewer ~ Rusty Wise, FirstYvs.com
We are proud to present an unusual book of poems , of an unexpected subject, which just goes to prove what a talented poet can do., An enjoyable read for anyone who enjoys poetry but of special interest to those studying or practising law both in West Africa and elsewhere. The words and language used are redolent of the bright Nigerian sun and the culture of West Africa
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Reviewer ~ Massive Inspiration Books
"Those who know the poet see all that he had said on different terrains of socio-political hell to frown at the mess enveloping the earth in Songs of the law. Here is an invaluable gem poet from Nigeria!"
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Reviewer ~ Earthbuilders
"Sharing the strict seat of lierary vision and craft with the likes of Soyinka, Marlowe and Shakespeare, in the poetry sphere, Mankind Olawale Oyewumi's Songs of the Law is a revolutionary relief to humanity, enriching us all with pure and purposefully philosophical verses that focus on the Law.
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Reviewer ~ Solomon Efosa
(Language teacher and critic)
" A compulsory creative document of fine legal poetry for judges, lawyers, law students and teachers and for those truth-linked scholars whose works boast some affinity with the Law"
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Reviewer ~ Bebita Lefevre
(Literary Critic)
"Songs of the Law is a symbolic raise of man's legal standards. It is an excellent album of legal beauty meaning and wonders"
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Reviewer~ Dayo Ogidan
{poet and critic}
A craft packed, reasoned-provoking literature of legal change. Songs of the Law is incontestably a master piece"
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Reviewer ~ Samaform.
"This is a perfect and classic example of Samaformist Literature!"
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