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https://masobebooks.com/ng/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/THE-PICTURE-OF-DUTY-HD.jpg12811917The Picture of Duty is a wide-ranging poetry collection that holds up a mirror to private longing and public conscience. Moving between youth and maturity, love and disillusionment, power and vulnerability, these poems trace the moral tensions that shape ordinary lives in extraordinary times. Jahrock Ujewe writes with an observant eye, turning classrooms, homes, streets,…