60 Seconds Poetry is a creative platform founded and curated by Adetimilehin “Vic’Adex” Inioluwa Victor. It reimagines the way audiences encounter poetry by presenting it in bite-sized, emotionally resonant formats that speak to both local communities and global audiences. The platform serves as a space where art becomes advocacy, where lyrical reflection meets cultural truth-telling, and where poetry is not only performed but also lived.

Through its various arms, 60 Seconds Poetry nurtures both artistry and community. The platform organizes monthly Open Mic events in Ogbomosho and Maiduguri, creating safe spaces where young voices can rise and be heard. It also hosts Sip and Paint sessions in Abuja and Ogbomosho, offering participants the chance to unwind, create, and bond through poetry and painting. Beyond performance, the initiative drives social impact projects under “Poetry for Development,” tackling issues such as gender equality, cancer awareness, and the fight against female genital mutilation. In these projects, poetry becomes a medium for social change, transforming personal expression into collective action.

The reach of 60 Seconds Poetry extends far beyond physical spaces. Its growing digital presence, including the 60 Seconds Poetry YouTube channel , Instagram, and Facebook communities, allows the platform to share its message with a wider audience. By blending live events with digital storytelling, it ensures that the voices it elevates continue to resonate across borders and inspire new forms of dialogue.

Today, 60 Seconds Poetry stands as both an artistic brand and a cultural movement. It embodies Vic’Adex’s belief that poetry is more than performance; it is a tool for healing, advocacy, and community building. Whether through a one-minute video online, a mural in a local community, or a verse shared on stage, the platform continues to give shape to voices that matter.

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