Unbind Me Now is a fierce, unrelenting poetry collection forged in fire, grief, and moral urgency. These poems rise from a country under siege and a world unravelling, where faith is weaponised, silence is deadly, and the earth itself bears scars of human cruelty. With prophetic intensity, James Ngwu Eze writes against erasure, turning rage into witness and language into an act of resistance.
Moving through political violence, ancestral memory, exile, pandemic silence, and ecological collapse, this book refuses comfort and demands reckoning. Yet within its flames live tenderness, hope, and the stubborn belief that voice can still matter. Unbind Me Now is a call to awaken, to remember, and to stand unbound in the face of injustice.
