About

Su’eddie Vershima Agema is the Vice Chairman of the Association of Nigerian Authors (Benue State Chapter), publisher, development and cultural enthusiast. He is a topical essayist and author of BRING OUR CASKET HOME: Tales one shouldn’t tell ( a collection of poetry hailed by critics as deep and pleasantly different).

LITERATURE: LIFE: LOVE: DEVELOPMENT: POLITICS: ….

I am an all rounded writer, would edit any literary work available (for a fee :) !)… a development activist and social blogger…
surfing is my thing and keeping in touch with friends (new and old) is just the order… This blog is to show my work to the world, connect with fans and get to meet a lot of people while being the best me… It is also a platform to express my views, as well as host the views of others I find worth the while. So, expect everything from literature to politics, life and all…  drop a comment or get to FB to meet…

Ok, here is the official bio…

BeninSu’eddie Vershima AGEMA, is the Vice Chairman of the Association of Nigerian Authors (Benue Chapter), a publisher, as well as a cultural and development enthusiast. He lives in Abuja and Makurdi, Nigeria. A graduate of English (and Literature) at the Benue State University, Makurdi, he (I) was exposed to Literature at an early age by a father who kept the tradition of the moonlight tales. There was also a mother who bought the best of African literary titles, from Chinua Achebe to every famous writer of the Heinemann fame. A writing brother, Gabriel, and several inspiring siblings (Taver Ayede and the team) and tutors along the way baked him up into a cute mould…

Agema takes a special interest in the various faces of humor in life and literature. Agema also has a keen interest in African and Post-Colonial Writings and has published some research on them. He has a collection of poetry, BRING OUR CASKET HOME: Tales One Shouln’t Tell. A collection of short stories is also in the offing. He is currently reading, writing and finding the next door. He loves making friends and is open to criticism. He is on Facebook too…

14 thoughts on “About

  1. Please you made a comment about my story THE IDENTICAL TWINS. You also showed interest in having my email address. I have supplied it. I look forward to hearing further from you.
    Thanks for finding time to read my stories.

  2. Nice one Eddie. it’s good to see u do what u know how to do best. Unfortunately, I didn’t have time to go thru ur articles but hope to do so at a later date. Keep it up!

  3. Terdue, thanks very much. Glad you could find time to drop by – hoping to have you come fulfil your words :) …Kenechukwu, sup? Been a long while…
    Happy New Year both!

  4. Hello Su’eddie. I have taken your advice you left on my ‘The thought process & the Mapuches’ and have started dividing up the information I am adding onto the blog to keep it a bit short. Thank you for reading and if you find any spelling mistakes or if you think I can express something in a better way, please let me know.

    I read that your make comments on political issues. Well, the work I am writing about is quite political, but it will be a ceramic artwork. I think that in the art world we have a special licence to express political issues and be in a safe platform.

    • Cecilia, have gone through the world searching for you…How come you haven’t posted anything in ages? Oh well, hope you good. Best wishes…

  5. Pingback: THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON (THOUGHTS) by Su’eddie Vershima Agema « Su'eddie in Life n Literature

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