Tuesday 23 August 2016

Write and Win Fantastic Prizes on Independence Day



Write and Win Fantastic Prizes on Independence Day
[Saturday, 1st October, 2016]
Forward to all secondary schools, students and teachers on your contact list.
Goodnews to all secondary school students. Thank God it’s Summer break. ​Invest big this holiday​. ​Here is a great opportunity to get your voice registered as a young patriot of your country.​ You never can tell how far this will take you.

This time, ​Speak Quill Initiative, Nigeria​ is helping you join the network of other smart and vibrant young minds across the country towards sharing ideas in areas of leadership and civic responsibility while giving you a sense of patriotism.

Your participation will also give you an opportunity of participating as a delegate and ambassador of your school in the coming ​Youth Leadership Summit​ in October to celebrate Independence. More so, your entry will be featured alongside in our coming eBook which will be made available on the internet for downloads.

Read through for more details.

​SPEAK QUILL INITIATIVE​
​Presents​
​2016 Independence Day Writing Competition​
​FOR​
​Secondary School Students​

Categories:
​Essay Writing​
Write and submit an essay between 320 to 500 words with the title “The Nigeria of my Dream” to describe the type of Nigeria you ever dream of.

​Letter Writing​
Write and submit a letter between 320 to 500 words addressed to the President of the federation availing him with the present state of the country while expressing your wishes as a young and concern Nigerian to rebuild the nation.

​Poetry​
Write and submit a poem not more than 40 lines on the theme NIGERIA.

​Guideline/Mode of Submission:​
* The competition is open to students in ​JSS One(1) to SSS Two(2) in registered secondary schools.​
* Entries should be forwarded to ​speakquillinitiative@gmail.com​ as attachment in MsWord document with ​IDWC2016​ as subject.
* Entry opens for submission from ​15th of August​.
* All entries should be sent before ​20th of September, 2016​ for evaluation.
* Entrants should include a ​cover page​ containing their ​name, location, mail address, class, school and telephone contact​.

​PRIZES AND REWARD​:
​Cash Prize, Medals, Book Prize, Certificate of participation and chances of getting published in our coming eBook collection.​

Aside prizes, honorable mention and certificate for Top Ten in each writing category;
>>>the SCHOOL with the highest number of participants wins ​DR RAPHAEL JAMES LIBRARY PRIZE​.
>>>and the GIRL with the most outstanding submission (essay, letter or poetry) wins the ​NANCY E. BIDDLE GIRL PRIZE.​

For more enquiries:
​Stephen:​ 08139798998(Southwest)

​Asma:​
08099414182 (North)

​Goodnews:​
08063562857 (Southsouth)

​Ridwan:​
07069615548 (North Central)




Write and win fantastic prizes on independence day.
Good luck guys, looking forward to reading your wonderful entries.


Announcer:

​Adelaja Ridwan Olayiwola​,
Director of Operations, ​sQi Nigeria​.

​Oladehinde Olayiwola​,
Ass. Director of Operations, ​sQi Nigeria.

SOS POETRY SLAM 1.0

SPOKENWORD in Nigeria is fast becoming the next big thing and poets gifted with the craft of this art keep springing up every now and then. Here’s another slam competition held in Lagos Nigeria on Saturday August 20th 2016.




Silent Or Scream! Slam Of Sages…S.O.S!

SoundOfSages(SOS) Poetry Slam 1.0 might have come and gone but the memories linger longer than the ripples of water in the dancing tide by the sea side. It’s an experience the slammers, judges, Emcee, SOS crew, Programme Co-ordinator for the day (Benson C. Stephen ‘GrandBoss’; CEO TrueGospelZone), and even our Sound Engineer (DJ Stallion) are not willing to forget in a very long period of time.

The slam poets prove they’ve got what it takes to carry the emblems of a sage, individually and collectively; rolling and shooting words so wonderfully well that the Judges admitted they were “Sitting On Stones” at the sight and sounds that kept flowing from the audacious mouths of these seemingly youthful wor(l)d beaters and builders, such that all our three (3) judges stood up after the 1st Round, in search of Comfort stations to ease themselves from the battalion punchlines that had their skulls and bones giggling.

The 1st Round like the 2nd and 3rd was not too much of a surprise, as it was flawlessly won by Oloruntobiloba Abiodun (WriteHand) who came all the way from UNIBEN. Echebiri Gabriella Obianuju (BlueFlames), Oju Omamogho (Hummer) and Increase Nathaniel followed very closely with decimal points in between them.

ROUND 2

This round was particularly held by nine (9) qualifiers (Toby Abiodun, Stephen McNaevets, Oju Omamogho, Increase Nathaniel, Echebiri Gabriella O. ‘Blueflames’, Joy Nnebuogo Nwanokwai ‘JYC’, Afolayan Michael Adekunle ‘Broken Words’, Chibuzo Nwokolo ‘N-Buzz’ and Njoku Paul Chibuike Henry ‘Fr33zin Paul’) from the initial fourteen (14) that ignited the kick from Round 1; blazing hot, with Flames smoking blue with her “Oxygen” love poem while Oju’s eyes almost caught fire as he caused the audience to repeat the refrain of his poem ‘we need no mess higher…”, setting the stage in a Segun Arinze’s trademark “no holds barred” momentum. Stephen ‘McNaevets Biscuits!’ as fondly echoed by his fans gave the audience a take-home delicacy from his super-sweet, sagacious tongue-sweetening “LOGIC” poem, earning the 2nd place with 25.3 points after Toby’s 27.5, edging past Oju Omaogho’s 25, Increase Nathaniel and BlueFlames’ 24.6 and 24.4 respectively.



Monday 22 August 2016

#Call For Submission: 2016 Etisalat Prize for Literature

Etisalat has announced its call for entries to the 2016 edition of the Pan-African Prize, Etisalat Prize for Literature. The Etisalat Prize for Literature celebrates new writers of African citizenship whose first fiction book (over 30,000 words) was published in the last twenty four (24) months. For the purposes of this definition, first book means first printed production in book form of any type or genre.

Authors and their publishers can be based anywhere in the world. The winner of the Etisalat Prize for Literature receives £15,000, and a high end device. In line with our vision of promoting upcoming writers, Etisalat will sponsor a book tour to three African cities.




The winning writer will also embark on the Etisalat Fellowship at the University of East Anglia mentored by Professor Giles Foden (author of The Last King of Scotland) which will include significant opportunities to meet other writers, publishers and most importantly work on their second book. The Etisalat Prize for Literature is unique in that it also aims to promote the publishing industry at large and will therefore purchase 1000 copies of all shortlisted books which will be donated to various schools, book clubs and libraries across the African continent.

Topic

Any published fiction book of over 30,000 words.

Organizer

Etisalat

Prizes

The winner of the Etisalat Prize for Literature receives £15,000, and a high end device.

Deadline

August 31, 2016

Guidelines

1.       The book should be first published between May 1, 2014 and May 1, 2016
2.      Contestant should be a first time writer
3.      Fill and download application from here.
4.      The application form should be submitted along with seven (7) copies of the published book to our contact address
5.      All books entered should have a registered ISBN number or equivalent.
6.      Entries by new writers must be published within the last 24 months before submission
7.      Entries for fiction books will be submitted by publishers who have published a minimum of six (6) authors.
8.     Publisher should have been a registered business (with certificate of incorporation as a publisher) for minimum of six years
9.      Each publisher will be allowed to enter a maximum of three (3) books – however books maybe called in by the judges.
10.  Each entry will be required to be accompanied by Seven (7) copies of the book being entered along with acceptance of publicity terms.

11.   The Etisalat Prize for Literature is not open to employees of any organisation under Emirates Telecommunications Corporation with branded trade name Etisalat.
12.  Enter the contest here

For Inquiries visit Etisalat website

Saturday 20 August 2016

Are you ready for Summer of Expressions 2016?



Summer of Expressions with Brainbox is a social-emotional learning program designed to help young people within the ages of 15 and 25 become leaders, from discovering self and using the knowledge to better their lives. Over the last few years, Brainbox has worked with at least 500 teenagers around the country from the shyest to the most exuberant and it’s been a wonderful experience enabling them gain access to their inner strength and express judgments on personal or social issues, thus changing the world around them.

For 3 days meeting with the spoken word artist and a team of social facilitators, literary giants and impact consultants, participants will experience inspiration and growth through storytelling, performance poetry, mentorship, good music, social awareness and adventure board games. There will also be a special writing workshop under the Words, Rhymes and Rhythm’s CSR, YouthENGAGE, particularly for those that demonstrate literary ability. So participants can come along with their creative works for improvement. Other amazing features of the encampment include open reading sessions, social brainstorming with NULAI NIGERIA (Amber Alert for Social Justice) and a spoken word/page poetry competition levered with gifts and cash awards.

Summer of Expressions with Brainbox is birthed by Impact Speaks and primarily endorsed by WordUp411, Sevhage publishers, Decipher Solutions, Egunec Education Support Foundation and Nelson Williams Promotions, organizers of Nigerian Teens Choice Awards.

Spaces are limited and registration is #1,500 per participant – payable at the venue or call 08090749064, 07030801379. Fee covers for all 3 days + free tickets to the SOE 16’ Alfresco CONCERT. Follow @brainboxpoet on Instagram for updates.

Other Details

Venue: Millennium Park, Maitama, Abuja.
Date: 25-27 August, 2016
Time: 9AM-2PM daily
Participants (Estimated): 100
Facilitators: 20
Hashtag: #SOE16, #Summerofexpressions16


About Brainbox
Born Valentine Onyeka Ogunaka, the Brainbox is the founder and president of the emerging youth nonprofit, Impact Speaks, headquartered in Abuja, Nigeria. In the summer of 2015, he helped create and lead the Summer of Expressions (SOE15) project that traveled to Kaduna to help kids tell their own stories and empower them to transform themselves and their communities through Spoken Word.

Brainbox, who currently holds Peace and Liberty Ambassadorship with Masterpeace Nigeria and African Liberty Organization for Development respectively is a well versed performer highly revered for his powerful messages and the influence on young people. Appearing as guest speaker-performer alongside former Nigerian Minister, Oby Ezekwesili and legendary broadcaster, Cyril Stober at the 2016 FCT Spelling Bee, he chose to say that his “duty is to inform and inspire for impact!



THE CREATIVE HANGOUT





 #Discuss #Connect #Impact
 
 Date: 24th September 2016
 Venue: Grandma’s Pot, 1 Rosenje Street, Ifako-Gbagada
 Time: 4pm prompt


The Creative Hangout is a creative discussion session where issues relating to writers, writing and the business of writing are raised, discussed and dissected. The hangout also provides a platform where creative minds can meet and connect with each.
This Creative Hangout Session would explore the theme: WHAT IS BAD POETRY? The discussion would examine:

– Is there anything like bad poetry?
– What makes a poem bad? (if there is a bad poem)
– what is the difference between a badly written poem and a bad poem?
– who decides what bad poetry is? and so much more.

Our Guest for this edition of the Creative Hangout is the lovely and gorgeous IQUO DIANAABASI. Iquo is a performance poet, and also writes prose and scripts for radio and screen. Her poetry collection Symphony of Becoming was shortlisted for the NLNG Nigeria prize for literature, and ANA poetry prize in 2013. Her debut Novel is due to be out in the last quarter of 2016.

To be a part of The Creative Hangout visit http://penfreaks.com/the-creative-hangout/ to register your interest.



Tuesday 9 August 2016

CALL FOR ENTRIES: 2016 GREEN AUTHOR PRIZE (GAP) FOR NIGERIAN POETS




WORDS RHYMES & RHYTHM LTD (RC 1234112) is pleased to announce the ‘GREEN AUTHOR PRIZE’ (GAP) 2016 for young, unpublished Nigerian poets resident in Nigeria. Nigerian poets between the ages of fourteen (14) and twenty-four (24) who are yet to publish a book are hereby invited to submit their entries.

The GREEN AUTHOR PRIZE, now in its second year, was set up to give upcoming writers, who have been limited by the prohibitive cost of publishing in Nigeria, a chance to get published. It is the only book prize for poetry in Nigeria.


Four poets will emerge winners of an all-expense paid joint-authorship book deal worth N300,000. The winners will be selected from four zones – North, South, East, and West of Nigeria, by a panel of judges made up of established, young writers.
ELIGIBILITY:
  1. Must be a NIGERIAN resident in NIGERIA
  2. Must be between 14 and 24 years of age
  3. Must not have a published book (traditional or self-publishing)
  4. Must have evidence of age and state of origin
HOW TO ENTER:
  1. Identify your zone by state of origin in the list below
  2. Select EXACTLY TWENTY (20) poems in a Microsoft Word document using TIMES NEW ROMAN font. All the poems should be in ONE MANUSCRIPT
  3. Indicate your NAMES, AGE, STATE OF ORIGIN and ZONE at the top of the document
  4. Name the document with your NAME and Zone. E.g. “KUKOGHO IRUESIRI SAMSON – Zone 3”
  5. Send your entry as an email to SUBMISSIONS@WRR.NG with the document [containing the 20 poems]as attachment
  6. Include your contact details and 150 word bio in the body of the email
  7. Subject of email should be entrant’s NAME and Zone. Eg. “KUKOGHO IRUESIRI SAMSON – Zone 3”
Below are the STATES and ZONES:
  1. ZONE 1 – Benue State, Nasarawa State, Niger State, Federal Capital Territory, Kaduna State, Taraba State, Gombe State, and Plateau State
  2. ZONE 2 – Adamawa State, Bauchi State, Borno State, Yobe State, Jigawa State, Kano State, Katsina State, Kebbi State, Sokoto State and Zamfara State
  3. ZONE 3 – Abia State, Anambra State, Ebonyi State, Enugu State, Imo State, Akwa-Ibom State, Bayelsa State, Cross-River State, Delta State, Edo State, and Rivers State
  4. ZONE 4 – Ekiti State, Lagos State, Ogun State, Ondo State, Osun State, and Oyo State, Kogi State, Kwara State
NOTE:
  1. Poems can be on ANY THEME and any form
  2. All poems must be the ORIGINAL work of the poet submitting it
  3. Previously published poems (on social media, blogs and anthologies) are allowed
  4. Where judges cannot find a manuscript worthy of publication in a particular zone, a suitable candidate will be selected or nominated from any other zone.
  5. No sex discrimination, but Judges will not attempt to balance the sex ratio
  6. Poets MUST be ready to FULLY participate in the marketing and distribution of the book after publication
  7. The decision of the panel of Judges is final. No applicant should enter into correspondence with any of the judges

DEADLINE: 12 noon, Friday, September 9, 2016.

Since entering the Nigerian literary scene in August 2012 as a social media based social re-orientation poetry forum, WRR has been actively involved in promoting Nigerian writing through several youth-targeted initiatives.



Announcer:
Kukogho Iruesiri Samson
CEO/Publisher WRR LTD
kukogho.samson@gmail.com
08060109295

Friday 5 August 2016

CALL FOR ENTRIES: ERIATA ORIBHABOR POETRY PRIZE 2016 (EOPP 2016)



Words Rhymes & Rhythm (WRR Ltd.), in collaboration with Something for Everybody Ventures (SFEV), hereby announces the call for entries for the Eriata Oribhabor Poetry Prize (EOPP) 2016.

Nigerian Poets and lovers of literature, resident in any part of the world are invited to submit well-worded poems on the sub-themes of: Unity, Truth, Justice, Change and Sustainable Development in society, with focus on Nigeria.

Now in its fifth year, the EOPP was instituted in 2012 as an annual Prize to give the much needed attention to Nigerian poetry and encourage young Nigerian poets to use poetry as a tool for social change.
The yearly contest has become the leading platform for the discovery, encouragement, and celebration of poets in Nigeria. Four winners have emerged since its inception.
PRIZES TO BE WON:
  1. First Prize – N50,000 cash and a copy each of Beautiful Poisons and Crossroads & The Rubicon, both authored by Eriata Oribhabor
  2. First Runner-up –  N20,000 cash and a copy each of Beautiful Poisons by Eriata Oribhabor
  3. Second Runner-up  – N10,000 cash and a copy of Crossroads & The Rubicon by Eriata Oribhabor
NOTE: All poets on the shortlist of 10 will receive SFEV certificates of recognition copies of Crossroads & The Rubicon.

GUIDELINES:


  1. Contestants are invited to submit a maximum of two (2) poems on the above theme.
  2. All submissions should be made via email as BODY of mail to submissions@wrr.ng with the subject: ‘ERIATA ORIBHABOR POETRY PRIZE 2016’. Note that ATTACHMENTS are not allowed.
  3. All entries must be the original work of the poet submitting it.
  4. There’s no limit to the number lines of any poem.
  5. Authors must add their full names and a biography (100 words maximum) in the body of the e-mail inclusive of full name, email address, and phone number(s).
  6. Poems containing profanity or vulgarity will be disqualified.
NOTE THAT:
  • The poems will be judged based on their artistic quality and creativity.
  • The judges’ decision is final and under no circumstances will they enter into any correspondence with entrants regarding their decisions.
  • Authors retain copyright of their poems but submission gives us the permission to publish selected poems in a future anthology as mentioned above.
  • Entries are free.
ELIGIBILITY: Nigerian residents in any part of the world are eligible.
CLOSING DATE: Entries will be received until Wednesday 24th of August, 2016

HISTORY OF THE EOPP  


The ERIATA ORIBHABOR POETRY PRIZE (EOPP) started as brainchild of Sir Eriata Oribhabor who saw the need to establish special reward mechanism for young Nigerian poets. EOPP began in November 2012 organized by Words Rhymes & Rhythm with a N50,000 cash prize sponsored by Sir Eriata. Now in its 4th year, the EOPP is the singular poetry prize dedicated to young Nigerian poets.
So far, four Nigerian poets have won the prize; Nwakanma Chika in 2012, Madu Chisom Kingdavid in 2013, Darlington Ekene Ogugua in 2014, and 2015 – Ajise Vincent in the 2015  edition.

JUDGES PROFILE

AWODIYA ESTHER FUNKE

is a Nigerian poet and social campaigner. Though a native Ilesha in Osun State, she was born in Nigeria’s economic capital, Lagos, where she currently resides.

Awodiya holds a Bachelors degree in Sociology from the University of Ado Ekiti, now Ekiti State University, and a Masters Degree from the University of Ibadan, Ibadan. She is the Initiator SAFE DREAMS INITIATIVE which is dedicated to Sickle Cell awareness. Awodiya is also a member Poets in Nigeria (PIN) and the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA).
She recently unveiled her first poetry book THE FARMER’S DAUGHTER (poems on the borderline). She is committed to using poetry to positively impact people and societies worldwide.


KOLADE OLANREWAJU FREEDOM

is an award winning Nigerian poet who has authored two acclaimed poetry collection.

Kolade is the Chief Operating Officer of Words Rhymes & Rhythm and the editor of Poets In Nigeria (PIN) Quarterly Journal. His literary works have appeared in various anthologies and literary journals. Kolade was recently awarded Pentasi B Universal Inspirational Poet in Accra, Ghana.
He currently studies Communication & Language Arts at the University of Ibadan.


BRIGITTTE POIRSON

is a former teacher and university lecturer in languages.

Poirson has published 8 books in French and English, and has garnered numerous awards. She has been included in Who’s Who in the World.

She now promotes African literature with poetry anthologies or as an editor, and currently supports Words Rhymes & Rhythm, Nigeria’s largest online poetry platform and a publishing house. One of Nigeria’s most respected poetry competitions, the Brigitte Poirson Poetry Contest (BPPC), is named after her.

PATRON’S PROFILE


ERIATA ORIBHABOR is a poet and former Chairman of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) Abuja chapter. His revolutionary strides as chairman of ANA Abuja returned the chapter to its pride of place as the centre of literary activities, especially with its much celebrated and high profile guest author reading sessions. He championed the maiden edition of the Abuja’s version of the 100 Thousand Poets for Change event; a global non-governmental literary organization promoting poetry as a tool for ”seizing and redirecting the political and social dialogue of the day,” hoping to turn ”the narrative of civilization towards peace and its sustainability” for societal uplift.
EOPP Patron, Eriata Oribhabor




Eriata is renowned as a promoter of languej and has written and edited poetry books in the language viz; ”Abuja na Kpangba an Oda puem dem” (IFRAOribhabor, 2011). He is the Editor; If Yu Hie Se A De Prizin; antoloji of puem-dem fo languej. Author of ”Beautiful Poisons” and forthcoming works include; Gud Old (a collection of Essays written in English) and Editor, ”Amebo Yad and oda ple-dem” an anthology of plays written in languej Naijá
Oribhabor manages a publishing outfit called Something for Everybody Ventures.
Mr Oribhabor is passionate about positive change for his country Nigeria and encourages young writers to develop their potentials towards achieving their dreams. He enjoys discussions on topical issues, traveling, tours and adventures.
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Signed:
Kukogho Iruesiri Samson
CEO WRR Ltd.
+234 (0) 80-60109295
kukogho.samson(at)wrr.ng or kukogho.samson(at)gmail.com

Monday 1 August 2016

CHEC’s Child Development Workshop (3.0) At The Footprints Of David, Bariga Lagos

We are most fulfilled when we devote our time to the children…”

On Wednesday, the 20th of July, 2016, the wary streets of Bariga, Lagos was lighted up by the presence of the voluntary activity carried on by the Child Hero Empowerment Team who held their monthly workshop for the month of July at the Footprints of David Art Academy, Bariga.

To mark the 3rd edition of their Child Development Workshop, the CHEC Team seized the opportunity to educate and entertain the children on living a skillful and successful life by building their talent at the foundational level and also taking advantage of their educational opportunities to groom themselves into skillful and resourceful individuals.

The workshop brought together as usual, motivational speakers and poets whose varying fields cut across different areas of the arts. The children at the footprints of David trooped into their living room and began chanting African folksongs in excitement as the CHEC Team and guests who came to support, made their way into the midst of the children.

The theme of the workshop – “Education and Talent: Gateway to a Future” soothed the workshop for the children were a bundle of talents indeed! Among them were a good number of dancers, drummers, acrobats, singers, orators, poet, writers and dramatist.

Spontaneous radio producer, photojournalist and spoken word poet; Uche Uwadinachi, who in his usual proficiency unwraps the session with his appealing “moni moni” folk-tale song, afterwards educating the children of the academy with its morals.

Afterwards, chief guest speaker Mr. Amobi Q Okeke, an events, Media & SME consultant, specialist in Audience engagement and founder of Q-Prime in an unassuming entrance began his session with a Tongue twisting test, and a price tag attached to it. His lecture hinged on fundamentals of Education as a catalyst for grooming inherent abilities and the importance of a well nurtured talent, and rounded off by making the children select each letter from the word EDUCATION, which he brilliantly gave a definition to in his own words.

On special appearance also was Sunsampaul Egwu'Philosopher, whose admirable persona didn’t go unnoticed as he began his session by throwing questions at random to the children on the social status of Nigeria, and in turn rewarded them with copies of his folktale book titled: IKENNA AND THE ZEBRA. Then he passionately watered their ears with his inspiring poems “Full of Hope” and “Save the Slum”.

Poet, event planner and motivational speaker and member of the CHEC team; Babatunde Segun Odubanwo, wielded his session by tutoring the children on the benefits of education and living a life of focus and diligence, whilst taking them on a journey of imitable historical icons.

Spoken word artiste and speaker FreezinPaul rendered a short but inspiring address to the children, using the Acronym “PISS” to motivate them. He gave the children a new understanding of the word “PISS” which for him means– Patience, Inspiration, Savings and Service, four of which upholds the age long philosophy of starting small and earning greatly.

Unforgettably, the sagacious poet, Ifeanyi Bernard “Prestige” enticed the workshop in the nick of time with his riveting piece “LOVE”, reminding through his lines that "Truth without Love is Hypocrisy".

As the workshop rolled to its end, CHEC’s initiator & founder, Chinonye J. Chidolue seized the moment to appreciate the children for their spontaneity, zeal and creativity irrespective of their relegating environs. She applauded them for how far they’ve come and encouraged them to discover their true passion and never depart from it.

The progenitor of the Footprint of David art academy, Seun Awobajo appreciated the members of the CHEC team and speakers alike for the wonderful arm of love extended to the children and beckoned on more of such time and effort offered to them.

The workshop sifted into a beautiful end as the children in turn gave us a grand traditional dance performance.

Footprints of David is a thriving art academy established in 2005 by Oluwaseun Awobajo with the aim of putting smiles on people’s face via the promotion and preservation of the rich culture of Nigeria, and this could not have been better achieved without the children.

The academy which has trained and supported over 20 children members, are known for their numerous outstanding art projects bringing them before Nigeria’s top authorities as Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, Prof. Wole Soyinka, State Governors and icons in the entertainment industry.

The Child Hero Empowerment Campaign Team are again thankful for the successful completion of the 3rd edition of their Child Development Workshop as they look forward to lending more of their time, skills and support in future workshops to come. We say thank you to the guests who made it to support us at the Footprints of David Academy, worthy to be mentioned are – The Nation Newspaper, Okon Bassey, Chidinma Licia and Uche Uwadinachi. We truly appreciate your time and support!

Once again, we encourage you to please support the footprints of David Academy who are doing their best to nurture talented and artistically creative children. Invest in their talent and you would have invested in their future!

"In serving the best interests of children, we serve the best interests of all humanity." -- Carol Bellamy

Do you wish volunteer with us? Support or become a sponsor for our project? We need you to support us in changing and impacting on the lives of the children. Kindly reach us at projectchildhero@gmail.com Or call Ifeanyi Bernard on +2348032124263

Chinonye J. Chidolue
Founder/Executive Director CHEC
PHOTOS FROM THE LAST EDITION