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  • Stephen Neba-Fuh is a political and social critic, human rights activist and poet who lives in Norway.

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Literary Pause

March 12, 2013

My Staff

By Neba-Fuh

(To Suh Sudi )

A weary body

Perpetually weathering the storm

In quest of 'inglorious' glories

Portrayed as licence for bliss

Luring steady spirits to despair

 

A wary mind

Constantly pondering human ambiguities

In this phony harbour of life

Wrestling with inner truths

Unrevealed to the multitude

 

At last, cometh my staff!

Purposefully designed to buoy hope

Sent by the Master from beyond

Crafted to wedge my frailty

As wisdom within, pours.

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Tags: My Staff, Neba-Fuh, Poems, Poetry

December 16, 2012

Massacre In Newtown

 

By Neba-Fuh,

A people's tranquility rattled
Restless psychotic reverie
Rage poured on pure innocence
Angelic wailing blistering  the peaceful walls of Sandy Hook
As heroic teachers struggle to protect their raped innocence

Continue reading "Massacre In Newtown" »

Posted at 07:46 AM in Current Affairs, Literary Pause, Poetry, World Affairs | | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Tags: Adam Lanza, America, Bill of Rights, Connecticut, grief, Gun control, gunman, innocence, kids, massacre, mourning, Murder, Newtown, Sandy Hook Elementary school, second ammendment, students, USA

March 08, 2012

When Great Men Speak! BB The Great! (Video- Part 1)

 

Posted at 08:54 PM in Africa, Cameroon Politics, Literary Pause, Poetry, Social Views, Southern Cameroons | | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Tags: Africa, Ahmadou Ahidjou, Anglophone, Autocracy, Cameroun, Dictatorship, Disgrace, Dr Bate Besong, La Republique du, Literature, Paul Biya, Playwright, Poet, Southern Cameroons

When Great Men Speak! BB The Great! (Video- Part 2)

 

Posted at 08:53 PM in Africa, Cameroon Politics, Literary Pause, Poetry, Social Views, Southern Cameroons, World Affairs | | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Tags: Africa, Ahmadou Ahidjou, Anglophone, Autocracy, Cameroun, Dictatorship, Disgrace, Dr Bate Besong, La Republique du, Literature, Paul Biya, Playwright, Poet, Southern Cameroons

When Great Men Speak! BB The Great! (Video- Part 3)

 

Posted at 08:52 PM in Africa, Cameroon Politics, Literary Pause, Social Views, Southern Cameroons, World Affairs | | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Tags: Africa, Ahmadou Ahidjou, Anglophone, Autocracy, Cameroun, Dictatorship, Disgrace, Dr Bate Besong, La Republique du, Literature, Paul Biya, Playwright, Poet, Southern Cameroons

November 10, 2011

POEM: The Light Of My Night

by Neba-Fuh

The light of my night

flashing to contest my undirected motion

somber dome, inconsequential to your infinite candelas

searchlight, en route to conquest

bringing smiles of renaissance

in this realm of despair

 

Continue reading "POEM: The Light Of My Night" »

Posted at 05:18 PM in Africa, Cameroon Politics, Literary Pause, Poetry, Social Views, Southern Cameroons | | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Tags: Africa, Cameroon, light, night, Poem, Poetry, Stephen Neba-Fuh

March 16, 2009

A Visionary Never Dies!

Dr BB Two years ago, Southern Cameroons lost one of her greatest literary icon, critic and  visionary- Dr Jacobs Bate Besong. His passing on came as a shock to us all . We wailed uncontrollably wishing  it never happened,  because our society needed him most at that time. Today, the society Dr BB staked his life to mend, is now worse.

Continue reading "A Visionary Never Dies!" »

Posted at 08:07 PM in Literary Pause | | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Tags: Cameroun, Critic, Dr Bate Besong, Southern Cameroons, Visionary

September 05, 2008

Niyi Osundare: A Toast To Bate Besong

Niyi Osundare: A Toast To Bate Besong

No moment shared in memory of Dr Bate Besong can or will ever be minimized.

VOTO extends profound gratitude to those who are striving to keep the ideals BB stood for, alive.

VOTO also congratulates Prof Niyi Osundare on his outstanding achievements in Poetry.

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Tags: Africa, Bate Besong, Cameroon, EduArts, Nigeria, Poetry, Prof Niyi Osundare