White Masks

<p>This collection of poetry both reflects and creates attitudes that we now regard as characteristic of our age – the crisis of nationhood and the burden of citizenship. Ebi Yeibo’s <em>White Masks</em> unambiguously exposes the dystopian nightmares of a nation and a people’s willing detachment from humanity. While some poets of his generation are content with dreaming of an ideal world in <em>White Masks</em> Yeibo through the resources of memory experiments with the idea of a better world <strong>-<em> Professor </em><em>Ogaga Okuyade</em></strong> <em>Niger Delta University Wilberforce Island </em> <em>Bayelsa State Nigeria. </em></p>