The Dancers Of Surugede – Georgina Ijachi
Deep from the bowel of Africa, an Igbo proverb says “A child that dances to the pleasant melody of Surugede […]
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Words In Pen: ARE ALL HANDS TRULY ON DECK? – Georgina Ijachi | #EndSARS
We all are from the lineage of political figures but to what extent are we involved in politics? Whoever says
#EndPoliceBrutality : As young people, our lives matter …
Today Wednesday which is suppose to be a special segment for our Words In Pen but our hearts are saddened
#GETINSPIRED of IAMBEST ONLINE MAGAZINE finally out. Download!!!
The most anticipated online magazine “Get Inspired” is out and available for download. GET INSPIRED is an online magazine project
Words In Pen: First Nigeria Independence speech on the 1st of October 1960 – Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. Check it out
THE FIRST INDEPENDENCE DAY SPEECH BY PRIME MINISTER ALHAJI SIR ABUBAKAR TAFAWA BALEWA ON 1ST OCTOBER 1960 Today is Independence
It’s her 60th birthday with a “but” – Justina Barde
Welcome friends,Congratulations to everyone. It’s a new month, happy independence to Nigeria and Nigerians. I know some young and old
Words In Pen: How we are been marginalized; the Gbagyis – Justina Barde
Marginalization is the process of making a group or class of people less important or relegated to a secondary position.
Words In Pen: The Nigeria before us seems to discourage us but… – Justina Barde (part 3)
You’re welcome to today’s edition on Words In Pen. It’s Wednesday again, like you know. Remember we have been writing
ANONYMOUS with Elisha Jnr on FED(Family | Education | Development): I was raped when I was 17 years old
Too many people have these stories. I am not an island, I am not alone and this is why I
Words In Pen: The Nigeria before us seems to discourage us but… – Justina Barde (part 2)
Good morning friends I am excited it’s Wednesday again. I have decided to pick up my pen from where I