Kàmbílí

“Obiageli Iloakasia writes beautifully; with a flair for enduring narratives. This collection draws upon the challenges experienced by women in facing the ordinary task of living in a society beset by cultural standards of female etiquette…”
—Bassey Itam Asuquo, author of Prettyface Mary and Other Poems

“Obiageli’s poetry carries you into a space, heavy with honest contemplations. Her lines are direct and come with ease and no bias. This collection carries the capacity to be a germane triumph”
—Bash Amuneni, author of There is a Lunatic in Every Town

“…Obiageli has created a lexicon for contemporary lovers and people with inchoate but turbulent feelings”
—Funmi Gaji, author of The Script of Bruises

“…In Kàmbílí, Obiageli Iloakasia wrings survival verses that we are familiar with, and much in need of, in today’s world”
—Iquo DianaAbasi, author of Coming Undone as Stitches Tighten

“…From the way it nudges you into clarity, and explores symbols to magnify the reader’s existence, many qualities make Kàmbílí a succinct and powerful work. Kàmbílí knocks on the door of your heart like an admirer…”
—Shittu Fowora, Poet and Researcher