Books and manuscripts by Adetimilehin Inioluwa Victor aka Vic'Adex
Books Built from Life, Faith and Attention
Poetry projects shaped by lived experience, belief and the difficult work of paying attention.
A concise catalogue of books and manuscript projects by Adetimilehin Inioluwa Victor aka Vic'Adex. Each record opens into the book or manuscript’s full page, availability, context and related material.
Unpublished manuscript · 2014 · Free PDF
Greatness Too Is Meant for You
Preserved as an archive object from Vic'Adex's formative voice, this manuscript gathers poems on identity, ambition, faith, love, family, abuse, politics and social conscience. It is presented here as an unpublished manuscript, not a commercial release.
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Published · 2026 · Free digital edition
Under the Influence
A poetic exploration of faith under scrutiny, moving through grace, doubt, surrender, identity, calling and the cost and beauty of belief.
Read or download free“Some of the poems are quiet, while others are confrontational; some are prayers, and some are arguments.”
Adetimilehin Inioluwa Victor aka Vic'Adex · Author’s note
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Musings of the Mundane
A collection attentive to the ordinary: daily routines, chance encounters, quiet afternoons and small details whose familiarity can conceal unexpected depth, beauty and meaning.
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Published · 2025 · A two-book diptych
Poetry Has All My Pain / Love Through the Eyes of a Village Boy
Poetry Has All My Pain
A therapeutic journal of heartbreak, family wounds and personal struggle, set against insecurity, poverty and social injustice in Nigeria.
Love Through the Eyes of a Village Boy
Sixty-one love letters written over eleven years, tracing affection, memory, longing, relationships and personal growth.
“The poems matter because they refuse to lie.”The review locates the collection’s force in its candour, connecting private pain to the social realities surrounding it.
Roseline Mgbodichimma · BellaNaija
“…a poet of promise, one unafraid to bare himself in the pursuit of truth.”The assessment centres the poet’s willingness to expose private pain and vulnerability in pursuit of emotional truth.
Michael Imossan · Afrocritik