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Ibrahim Nureni

Louisiana State University

Ibrahim Nureni is a creative writer, researcher, and literary critic, pursuing a research degree program in English at Louisiana State University. He received his Bachelor of Arts in english literature from Ahmadu Bello University. His current research interests include disaster, eco-criticism, postcolonialism, and haiku poetry. His literary achievements include: the Mukai & Farm Haiku Festival Award (Social Justice Category), the People’s Choice Grand Award at the Atlanta Haiku Festival, and second place in the 2025 Maya Lyubenova International Haiku Contest. Nureni is a Fellow of the Bill Anderson Fund.