ZéroDécès est un poème numérique inspiré du transhuamnisme. Même que le transhumanisme rende tout possible par l’intermédiaire de la technologie, le poète croit que Dieu est toujours le Tout-Puissant.

ZeroDeath is a digital poem that is conceived from the transhumanism philosophy of defeating death by technology. Though, digital revolution renders everything possible but the poet remains attached to Yahweh

Véritologie est un poème numérique qui explique la vraie origine de la vérité.

Truthology is a digital poem that paints the genuineness of the truth.

Lettre à Union Africaine est un poème numérique qui exprime la philosophie de la supranégritude. Il dénonce le joue de blâmer les Colons au lieu de diriger bien les citoyens.

Letter to the African Union is a digital poem which expresses supranegritude philosophy that denounces the game of pushing blame on colonial masters instead of working for the compatriots.

This is Christian digital poem which is written in French and English to present Jesus Christ above Croesus and Zeus.

Cyberpoésies d’engagement est une collection de deux poèmes numériques: Ifrikiya lève-toi! et Lettre aux Nations Unies. Bien que le dernier poème ait été publi sur Core, celui-ci reste la version définitive.

Cyberpoetry for activism is a collection of two digital poems: Arise Africa! and Letter to the United Nations. The later was published in this Core repository before the official publication date . The poems communicate justice and encouragement.

Homosalus is a digital poem that suscitate the culture of saving humanity. It is written in French and English to foster a philosophy of people first before me.

Homosalus est un poème numérique qui suscite la culture de sauver notre humanité. Il écrit en anglais et français afin de projecter une philosophie de considérer d’autrui que moi

Momenta is a digital poem for Africans. It is written in two languages-French and English. The author wants to bring hope in the continent

The essay reviews Ato Sekyi-Otu’s fascinating book on Universalism from an “Africacentric” perspective. It examines part of Sekyi-Otu’s focus on Postcolonial Humanity and the ethics of thinking about multiculturalism, transnationalism and the humanities writ large.