Nelson Vincent

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Nelson Vincent Ayomitunde is a pro-blogger, a succint writer, critic essayist and poet. He is an undergraduate Law student in the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. He is the CEO of NELOC, a media organisation and the Founding President of The New Man Movement, an organisation devoted to the promotion of resourceful exploration of values by providing an enabling platform for voices to be heard. Intellectual training, Contests, Seminars and Mobile workshops in tertiary institutions, secondary schools and local communities is a tool for us to know their strength and weaknesses and to give appropriate succor by providing sponsorship, vocational training or mentoring for youths to explore the potentials within and around them. In line with our objective in exploring and developing youths, we emphasize on the goal of making New Men. In May 2016, he successfully co-ordinated the first edition of The New Man Writing Contest featuring over twenty schools and about seventy works of prose and poetry. With strong interests in the inherent power possessed by young men and women, he believes a better society would emerge. Nelson Vincent is the founding President of The New Man Movement, a member of The Creative Writers' Association of Nigeria, Global Visionary Thiinkers' Initiative, Teens Campus Initiative and other associations with his focus on issues bordering this generation and the working out of solutions... You can reach him on www.neloc.com.ng nelsonvincent232@gmail.com)

The Best Poem Of Nelson Vincent

Morning Prayer

Dear God,


I give thanks for EVERYTHING
bad, good except NO THING
They say,
A child who shows appreciation today
For a deed done yesterday
Worths another someday


This day is a new child
As I go in it
Help my gentle mild
soul sway happily
Not in the hands of Osun, Oya or any Chi
Do I rest my head
But in your broad big hand

The ground I step may have a thorn
From it Lord, strong make my feet


Disease in air makes it air-borne
May I breathe no sort of it

My eyes may see glory and gun
The joy of the gun is six-feet
Far from me I plead


The journey of no return is a long one
May I not embark on it...

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