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Nnagoziem Udensi, fondly known as The Vyrus, grew up writing for Magazines like Connect Africa magazine and Know Enugu Magazine, among many others.
A kid who discovered he could write fong drawing conor trips knack for writing and photography.
His laziness from writing prose landed him in poetry, and this is
his first work.
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I love the way you detailed your work brother