Peter
is a poet, playwright, essayist, director, Broadcaster (The Platform Sky
TV 593) and a Consultant on management. He was employed in the
Presidency, Office of the Head of Service, Nigeria where he held a
number of sensitive appointments in the Federal Civil Service as
Personal/Special Assistant to Permanent Secretaries in the Presidency,
Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Federal Capital Territory; and finally
the Ministry of Finance.
He wrote his first play (A Clash of Gods) at the age of fifteen for a
drama competition in Lagos state and has since written Nutshells. He has
three compilations of poetry titled A Snake in the King’s Palace (2005)
(serialised in the magazine TOZALI the eyeliner, Nig., Miffed (2007),
and Poetosophy (2008).
His published short stories
include Dying Saints and The Salt Dissolves (NIGERIA monthly), The Mill
Bloxham story (Abuja Today). Directed Man Talk, Woman Talk,
Jongbo, (Nig.) and co-ordinated The Meeting (Warehouse Theatre),
staged DARTS. He has performed at a number of Arts Festivals
including South Norwood and Streatham’s and featured in Black History
Month celebrations for Thurrock and Croydon Councils. Has written for
tabloids in Arts in Nigeria and the UK: Abuja Today and the African
Spirit International. Recently honoured with an award for his support
and contributions to the Arts and Nigerian students by the Xn
Foundation/University of Kent.