A modern-day griot and a living legend. Anyone who knows Vicki Acquah also affectionately known as "Mama Oladeji" knows that is a fitting description of the woman we've all come to know and love. Though it's only the tip of a very large iceberg when it comes to describing this multi-talented, multifaceted artist. Vicki Acquah is a Poets/ Artist who encourages everyone she encounters to strive to be the best they can be. Pushing you to push yourself. Encouraging others to bring their very best. In the I've had the pleasure of knowing her, while already being a master at her craft, I've watched her challenge herself. Learning several types of poetry. I've watched her at times being her own worst critique, creating an online group where she invited other Poets and aspiring Poets to share their work and seek to better themselves as burgeoning Poets.
The topics I've seen her work cover throughout the years is like watching a poetic newscast. Women's rights, love, heartbreaks, social commentary in the United States and abroad. Reading this Poets work is like CNN for the poetic soul. Evoking a deeper level of thought to the reader with every word read. It's with immense pleasure and anticipation that I look forward to the world coming to know this great artist and human being. I don't say those words lightly. I say it because it's a fact. In this day and time, it's hard to find people that truly support your endeavors. Myself and many others can attest to the dedication Vicki Acquah has given to her family and friends, whether it's participating in her many poetry groups, or being supportive behind the scenes, she has been dedicated to the advancement of online poetry shows; As well as many community activism projects, she's either started or stood behind. Readers of this creative compilation of words will be left with a myriad of thoughts and emotions. After reading each piece. They'll be left asking themselves such questions as “Did I love enough?” “Have I contributed enough to make this world a better place?” and “How can I do more?”by Candace Mumford.

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