President Goodluck Jonathan, GCFR, today launches the transformational “Bring Back the Book” literary campaign to revive a reading culture among Nigerian youths and he is also presenting his own book “My Friends and I: Conversations on Policy and Governance via Facebook”. The venue is the Expo Hall of the Eko Hotel, Lagos.

“The time has come when educational opportunities must be for all; when knowledge must be promoted over the mad rush for materialism. Book culture, if properly put in place, will help promote a new Nigeria,” said Mr. Oronto Douglas, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Research, Documentation and Strategy. “Four months after, the interactions with Nigerians on Facebook were turned into a book containing reactions and suggestions on issues of governance. The President joined Facebook not to belong but for the desire to engage, communicate and learn from Nigerians. In fact, the idea of government and governance being impenetrable and sacred should be smashed as government belongs to the people,” he added.


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It turned out as another Smart Alect political campaign strategy of Oronto Douglas.



A literary event to booost our reading culture would have been better appreciated with authors coming on stage to demonstrate the joys of reading and performance poetry would have been more appropriate than bringing hip-hop artistes to come on stage and lip-synching their songs that has no positive message on the purpose of the Bring Back the Book campaign.



The youngest Nigerian author, six-year-old Oluebubechukwu Sharon James whose book Freedom or anyone of winners of the ANA/NECO Teen Author Prize is worthy of coming on stage to recite their works and better than bringing D'banj or Zaki Azee to come and sing their ditties.