Uncensored Snapshots

<p><strong>How does the kidnapping of a grandfather or the sound of a mother's cry shape a collection into a fierce recall of peace?</strong></p><p>In <em>Uncensored Snapshots</em> the speaker(s) harnesses the power of witness to document the decades-long ethnic cleansing that has left Northern Nigeria (Arewa) in fear of bloodshed and forced migration. In a world where media is often silenced by censorship this collection offers a rare unfiltered account of the rise of banditry in Arewa-an aftermath of the Boko Haram insurgency. Told through a deeply personal lens the poems-both lyrical and cinematic-confront the terror of kidnapping the trauma of loss and the uncertainty of survival. As each piece lays bare the wounds of a broken system-where even retaliation becomes a life sentence-the people are left with a haunting question: <strong>Will Arewa and its people survive these atrocities?</strong></p>