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Ibrahim Nureni

Louisiana State University

Ibrahim Nureni is a creative writer, researcher, and literary critic, pursuing an advanced 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 (Social Justice Category) Award, the People’s Choice Grand Award at the Atlanta Haiku Festival, and second place in the 2025 Maya Lyubenova International Haiku Contest. He doubles as a Fellow of the Bill Anderson Fund and Harrison Middleton University.