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Book Review·February 6, 2022·5 min readA dark shade of silence, a review of Jumoke Verissimo’s “A Small Silence” -Olukorede S YishauThe opening lines are passionate, promising and effervescent. In between these early lines, it becomes glaring that Jumoke Verissimo’s A... Read More