Some acclaims for "Rhymes from the Nile."

Price per copy

UK Pound Sterling: 2.00

Canadian Dollar: $5:00

USA Dollar: $4.00

Nigeria: N300:00
Cost of delivery by registered postage to Europe or American continent is $4.00 American Dollar or 2.00 UK Pound Sterling; while within Nigeria is N300.00 within two weeks after payment have been made to Blessed Mudiaga Adje, U.B.A Bank Plc account number: 2014074192, for ordered copies.

 

"...It is good for our children." 

---Vivian Chinyere Michael

CEO, Motherlode Concept

Abuja FCT

Nigeria.

"...It is a great effort." 

---Major General Chris Alli (Rtd)
Former Chief of Army Staff and immediate past interim Civilian Sole Administrator of Plateau State. 
 

“…With Rhymes from the Nile, Adje has proffered an African solution to poems imported from Europe. It consists of the realities of children and will instill into them basic characters that will help them to build up as leaders… Adje has given the poems a rhythmic tone, thereby making it interesting and captivating.”
---The Guardian Newspaper
Lagos.

“…Rhymes from the Nile focuses on the values and morals expected of the young and old people alike in a society like ours, Nigeria, vis-à-vis Africa and the world as a whole… The book also calls on parents and guardians to send their wards to school, and as well throw a challenge at teachers to teach well. For the Universal Basic Education (UBE) programme to succeed, this book is an essential reading material for all concerned. It is surely a must read for all and sundry whether young or old, if our dreams for good leaders must come to reality.”

 ---Victor Bruce
Musician, tutor and writer
Author: “A Vase of Shrubs”
 

“The poems are good. What makes the book more standard are the objective and essay questions added after each of the poems. It is well packaged.”

---Frank Nicholas Ilogu
Director of News
Voice of Nigeria (VON)
Lagos.

“Like the story book, When the King cries and other stories… I find Rhymes from the Nile very tempting too. As soon as you finish reading the first poem, it has that tempting spirit that makes you eager to read the next poem till you read to the end of the book, because the poems are very interesting, educative and informative.”

---Flora Bernard Job
Former Director
Special Duties, Culture and Tourism
Rivers State Governor’s Office
Port Harcourt.

“…As Rhymes from the Nile received Aso Rock Presidential recognition for the printing of additional copies; it is proof that the book is an essential reading material for the promotion of the Universal Basic Education (UBE) programme of the government.”

---Clifford Ejenavi
The Nigerian Education Times Magazine
Lagos.

Some praises for "When the King cries and other stories"

Price per copy

UK: 5.00 Pound Sterling:

Canada: $12.00 Canadian Dollar

U.S.A: $10.00

Nigeria: N700.00

Cost of delivery per copy via registered postage to Europe or American continent is $4.00 American Dollar or 2.00 UK Pound Sterling; while within Nigeria is N450.00. Books shall be delivered within two weeks after payment has been made to Blessed Mudiaga Adje, U.B.A Bank Plc account number: 2014074192, for ordered copies.

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“Excellent short stories… life in the Niger Delta.”

…..    Randall R. Peterson

            Author of ‘MICRO FICTION,’ ‘Death Train,’ and

          ‘There is Magic in Everything.’

          U.S.A. 

"I have read the stories...very educative and entertaining."

……..  Eserinume McCarthy Mojaye

          Lecturer

          Mass Communication Department

          Delta State University, Abraka campus

          Delta State, Nigeria.

“A true story from a rich mind.  Deep moral insight, with a wonderful sense of humour.”

…….  Thomas Ebiware Ogboka

         Vast-stream Networks

         Lagos, Nigeria.

“When one finishes reading the first story, one is tempted to read the next one, and so on and so forth till end of the book, because the stories are very entertaining, educative and informative.”

…..    Flora Bernard Job

         Former Director

         Special Duties, Culture and Tourism

         Rivers State Governor’s Office

         Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

“...Start writing drama series on television with your stories.  You will make a lot of impact in the society.  You have good works.”

……  Tokunboh Rukiat Lawal

        Mass communication Department

        University of Lagos.

“… It is an adaptation of folk-tales treating moral issues ranging from disobedience to spiritual instruction and its consequences… to problems of child-bearing and deceit by fake mediums… to theme of vengeance, envy and jealousy…to the issue of obnoxious fetish practices… to the theme of triumph of good over evil… The stories each try to criticize the Nigerian society, lampooning the bad leadership that has characterized the governing system since the country became independent, and condemning individuals for their frailties, which have rendered the world a useless place for all to live in.

…..   Assessment Report

        Literamed Publications (Nigeria) Ltd,

       Ikeja

       Lagos-Nigeria.

“… It is interesting  making a human and an earth worm interact…"

           (The Windfall) 

….   Professor Tanure Ojaide

       North Carolina State University at Charlotte

       North Carolina

       U.S.A.

“… A wonderful satirist who sees the lacking values in the nation…”

....   Ursula Ngozi Uzoeshi

       Author: Actors on Stage,

       Vice Principal in the Imo State School System

       Nigeria.

Some appraisals for "Dynamic Verses"

Price per copy 
UK: 12.99 Pound Sterling:

Canada: $35.00 Canadian Dollar

U.S.A: $20.00

Nigeria: N1,500.00

Cost of delivery by registered postage to Europe or American continent is $4.00 American Dollar or 2.00 UK Pound Sterling; while within Nigeria is N500.00. Books shall be delivered within two weeks after payment have been made to Blessed Mudiaga Adje's U.B.A. account number 2014074192, for ordered copies.

"Dynamic Verses is replete with webs that convey the matrixes of our socio-political and religious milieu…The joy of reading Dynamic Verses thus lies in its appeal to the world of the informed and the average…Adje has demonstrated in Dynamic Verses that he is a balanced chronicler of the tales of our existence and the proud praise singer of our morality." 
     ---Daily Times Newspaper
         Lagos.
 
"…Your material is of high standard."
     ---Angelina Anton
         Editorial Director
         Minerva Press
         London. (1998)
 
"…The poet has good comment or imaginative writing. The poems have their air of independence. This makes the satire more pronounced."
      ---The Guardian Newspaper
         Lagos. (2001)
 
"The material… is interesting."
      ---Arthur Thorndyke
          Chief Editor
         Minerva Press
        London. (1998)
 
"The quality of your work…I wish you every success in your endeavours."
     ---Mauro Rosi
         Editorial and Rights Division
         UNESCO Publishing
        Paris. (1998)
 
 "Wow! That brought a tear to my eye! You have a way with words…"
      ---Tammy Cooper
         Los Angeles
         U.S.A.
 
"Blessed Mudiaga Adje’s Dynamic Verses runs along the well-beaten path of social commentary, except for the religious dimension he introduces into the discourse. Adje’s vision is multifarious--- it is a moral…Sometimes political and perhaps utopian vision."
     ---BusinessDay Newspaper
         Lagos.
 
"…It is very good…A wonderful writer…It is still beautiful poetry."
     ---Krista Marie Sweet
         Customer Relations Consultant
         Cincinnatti, Ohio
         U.S.A.

“I love the Dynamic Verses…all suit different moods.”

   ---Omosun Sylvester

      Author: Silence Speaks and Long Walk to The River

      Planning Officer

     Bells University

     Ogun State, Nigeria.

    

Tentative front cover of Murdered In Buckingham Palace and other poems and comments on the manuscript

Some acclaims for Murdered In Buckingham
Palace and other poems

"…Lyrically inspiring verses…"
---Adenrele Niyi
    Deputy Editor, Daily
    National Mirror Newspaper
    Lagos.  "

"...The poem on Gani, beautiful."
---Felix Omohasun
    Editor
    The Visitor
    A Culture and Tourism Magazine
    Peecee Communication Limited
    Lagos.

 "...I really like the poem...these silky songs."

(As we sail towards Jubilee)

---Gabriel Y. Adebiyi

    Author: Rhapsodies of a Corper.

."This is one interesting poem that is to say the least, beautiful. The rhyming, shuffle and struggle, songs and gongs, near and fear... the repetition of the songs with the gongs... all through to the end…the musicality…in the song, playing the gong...I can't help but tap my feet…A full rhyme work that retains a big ‘Africanity!’" (The Happiest Slaves).

---Sueddie Thaddeus Agema
    Garki, Abuja.

"I love the musicality of this work. The paradox in the title caught me first."
(The Happiest Slaves).
---Odoh Diego Okenyodo
    Deputy Group Head, Public Affairs
    CMC Connect (Perception Managers) Maitama, Abuja