About: ONE NIGERIAN DREAM Project

Are you a Nigerian youth concerned about what we were, what we are now and where we want to be, then this is for you. The Nigerian dream is a project which is geared towards repositioning the nation for a sustainable development. It sets out to achieve this by the hands of writers. Art shouldn’t be for arts’ sake, even Achebe noted that every writer has a role to perform in his society therefore if our society is sick; it affects us as well.

ONE NIGERIAN DREAM PROJECT
Qualification
Must be of Nigerian descent (either living home or in Diaspora)
18 years and above
Must be familiar with the country’s  contemporary situation
Must have written previous literary works.

To Participate
Send your full name (or pen name), location, sex and an attachment of a couplet (2 line poem) or an article of not more than 450 words on the theme “My Nigeria: sustainable development, the past and present, the way forward” to the email: onenigeriandream@gmail.com

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For the next 21 days, increase your chances by supporting the ONE NIGERIAN DREAM by posting on your social media platforms commentaries on the situations of the country and quotes on national development with the hash tag #OneNigerianDream

Post on Instagram any picture with a touch of white or green or any other with mention the hash tag #OneNigerianDream with regranning, reposting and liking.

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The most appealing entries with the theme on focus would be selected on merit which will form the final works that would be published on October 1, 2016 12pm GMT on all social media platforms and contributors would be credited and entitled to the PDF format of the work.

NB: Submission is open to all and entry closes by September 25 12am GMT
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