Friday, January 31, 2020
Achieve Your Writing Goals: Learn To Write
#Friday #GoodByeJanuary2020 #11MonthsToGo
I’m constantly winning contests and getting shortlisted for prizes... this could also be you, but the problem is that you have not yet written your story.
What are you waiting for?
How to plot? How to start writing? Where to get ideas from? How to develop your ideas? How to finish your book? How to make it all make sense?
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Good news: We won again... twice!
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Communique: ANA, Lagos
A COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE END OF THE FIRST MEETING OF THE CARETAKER COMMITTEE OF ANA LAGOS
Date: 15th January 2020
Preamble
The Executive Council of ANA Lagos State Chapter, led by Mr. Yemi Adebiyi was dissolved on Saturday 11th January 2020 by the General Assembly, in line with the provisions of Article 9.5 of the Constitution. The tenure of the Adebiyi-led executive had elapsed by October 2019, but the Chapter had been unable to conduct elections before the 2019 National Convention in Enugu, as the former National Executive Council had asked that the Chapter election be suspended, because the national Exco was unable to send a delegation to witness the said election.
To run the affairs of the Chapter in the interim, a five-person Caretaker Committee was set up by the state assembly – with a three-month tenure, on the same day, 11th January 2020.
Wednesday, January 1, 2020
Which 'Twenty-One Days' Character Are you?
Dear all,
#HappyNewYear #GoodNews
It’s been five years...
I wrote and published “Twenty-One Days” in 2015, and it still feels so fresh in memory... the extreme backache, the hospital visit and the hallucinations, just because I couldn’t stop writing. 350 pages later, I finally stopped. I had to. Editing was hectic, deadline way too short, but I did it. Three months of sleepless weekends to write, edit and print. My NYSC service year challenge / project.
#HappyNewYear #GoodNews
It’s been five years...
I wrote and published “Twenty-One Days” in 2015, and it still feels so fresh in memory... the extreme backache, the hospital visit and the hallucinations, just because I couldn’t stop writing. 350 pages later, I finally stopped. I had to. Editing was hectic, deadline way too short, but I did it. Three months of sleepless weekends to write, edit and print. My NYSC service year challenge / project.
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