Ike Anya

Ike Anya is a Nigerian public healh physician and writer currently based in the United Kingdom. Founding Secretary of the Abuja Literary Society, he is co-editor of The Weaverbird Collection of New Nigerian Writing to be published by Farafina this year. His poetry, essays, and short fiction have been published in the UK, Nigeria, America, and India.

Thoughts On Bakassi

The National Association of Nigerian Students has vowed to defend Bakassi with their blood...

Only A Short Walk…

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AIDS 2002 Barcelona: A Personal Perspective

The Spanish Minister of Health was steadily booed throughout the ten odd minutes of her speech. She lost her temper and banged her fist on the lectern which only produced more jeers...

Putting HIV on The Political Agenda

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Piccadilly Circus

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We Thank God

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