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 Literature › Bigbookdeal: Cassava Republic Press Signs Historical Novel Set In Ghana by bookrep(op): 6:15am On Oct 10, 2016 |
Bibi Bakare-Yusuf has acquired World English language rights to the forthcoming novel by Ghanaian author Ayesha Harruna Attah in a deal with Marina Penalva at Pontas Agency, who represents Attah worldwide. The novel, which is currently being edited and is provisionally titled One Hundred Wells, tells the story of two strong female characters whose lives intersect in a surprising way during the height of the slave trade at the end of the 19th century in West Africa. Cassava Republic plans to publish the novel in 2017 across their imprints in Nigeria, the UK and North America. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/10/bigbookdeal-cassava-republic-press-signs-historical-novel-set-in-ghana/ |
| Literature › How Best To Tackle A Writer's Block by bookrep(op): 3:37am On Oct 09, 2016 |
Before we can best tackle the block when it happens, you need to do a check up. It is what we call knowing the causative agent of the problem. Ask yourself some of these salient questions. - Why am I writing? - How has my personal life intruded into my writing space? http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/08/how-best-to-tackle-a-writers-block/ http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/08/how-best-to-tackle-a-writers-block/ |
| NYSC › Aunty Kopa: Ppa Beckons 2 by bookrep(op): 3:43am On Oct 08, 2016 |
Monday. The sun is up, family house morning devotion over, breakfast served, your NYSC ensemble – khaki trouser, crested vest, white canvass, roped ID card, thick green belt and smooth simple makeup giving you smart soldierly look, you set off. You have made up your mind during the weekend. You will meet the school management and deliberate with them. Dialogue and deliberation the first strategy in conflict resolution. With the already familiar knowledge of the route, the Okada stopped you at your PPA in less than thirty minutes. School children peeped their heads from the classroom which you realized led into another classroom demarcated by a board. The two room bungalow suddenly developed internal uncompleted rooms which you did not notice on Saturday. One, the rooms, rugged, with chair and table, and learning aid calendars hung on the wall, was open. From the window, you saw a khaki wearer, a colleague. You exchanged pleasantries. Another joined. And the wait for the Headmaster begins. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/08/ppa-beckons-2/ |
| Literature › Lagos Book And Arts Festival 2016 Opens By November by bookrep(op): 5:54pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
The yearly organized arts and literature event, Lagos Book and Arts festival, will open this year on the 7th of November at the Lagos British Council with the book trek, which will feature readings of the festival books by celebrities. It also promises stage performances, festival conversations, a festival cocktail among others. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/07/lagos-book-and-arts-festival-2016-opens-by-november/ |
| Literature › Lagos Book And Arts Festival 2016 Opnes By November by bookrep(op): 5:45pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
The yearly organized arts and literature event, Lagos Book and Arts festival, will open this year on the 7th of November at the Lagos British Council with the book trek, which will feature readings of the festival books by celebrities. It also promises stage performances, festival conversations, a festival cocktail among others. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/07/lagos-book-and-arts-festival-2016-opens-by-november/ |
| NYSC › Aunty Kopa: Ppa Beckons by bookrep(op): 9:20pm On Oct 06, 2016 |
Saturday. It is already a day out of camp. It is still feeling surreal. What is more surreal is the thought of your Primary Place of Assignment. You begin to realize the mistake in your prayer. You asked for the capital, without stating where in the capital. No office; no school. Just Uyo. You got what you asked for. You even got more. The interior regions you thought you escaped from with your Uyo posting suddenly gave you hysterical laugh. Or how else will you explain your PPA and where it is located. A private Nursery and Primary School. Ikot Ekpeyak Ikono. You knew that there is trouble when the drivers of the King of Uyo roads, Keke (yellow tricycles), at Plaza, began an emergency consultancy forum among each other when you asked for direction the next day of your post-camp. In fact, your puzzle began when the old excos a corpers first GPS – of NACC family house in Uyo, your first abode, could not give you a definite direction, all of their efforts ended in ask the Keke drivers at the Keke park in Plaza. Read more : http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/06/aunty-kopa-ppa-beckons/ |
| TV/Movies › Yeepa: The Movie A Review By Mojolaoluwa O Mofoluwawo by bookrep(op): 5:30am On Oct 06, 2016 |
Yeepa is a 2014 Nigerian comedy of errors/ comedy of manners by the illustrious Tunde Kelani.In Yeepa, an adaptation of Femi Osofisans book of the eponymous title, he tells of the corruption infested local government agencies and parastatals and how they are almost paralyzed with an initially rumoured but eventually true news of the Public Complaint Commissioners intended and inevitable visit. Rather than attempt to set the records straight and put things in their proper order, the heads of these government agencies and parastatals only try to cover up their mess through corrupt means resulting in their being swindled by the fake and pretended Public Complaints Commissioner and being taken by surprise nay shock by the real Public Complaints Commissioner. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/07/09/yeepa-the-movie-a-review-by-mojolaoluwa-o-mofoluwawo/ |
| Crime › Tribute To The Aluu 4: This Day, That Year by bookrep(op): 8:09am On Oct 05, 2016 |
I had planned a small party for my long awaited birthday- a day I eventually started with every Theatre Artists nightmare- an early morning rehearsal! However, rather than complain to fate why it planned it so, I simply leaned on the recently turned fifty two fatherland Nigeria for strength while I basked in the love of the plenty birthday wishes that kept pouring in through calls and text messages. But alas! This euphoria was only short-lived as I found myself watching a viral video of the gruesome lynching of four young men who were just about my age. These young men: Chiadika Biringa, Llyod Toku Mike, Tekena Elkanah and Ugonna Obuzor, were four jolly friends and undergraduate students of the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Reports had it that the quartet had journeyed to a village called Umuokiri in Aluu, Rivers State to demand a payment from a debtor who was owing one of them. But unfortunately for the boys, they were mistaken for thieves by the heartless community members who brutally tortured them and eventually set them ablaze despite the screams of one of the victims sister who tried pleading for her brother and his friends innocence. Further reports stated that the parents of the four boys, on getting to the scene after receiving a distressed call, all broke into a state of hysteria as they were met with burnt corpses of their beloved sons. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/05/tribute-to-the-aluu-4-this-day-that-year/ 2 Likes
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| Politics › Tribute To The Aluu 4: This Day, That Year by bookrep(op): 8:03am On Oct 05, 2016 |
I had planned a small party for my long awaited birthday- a day I eventually started with every Theatre Artists nightmare- an early morning rehearsal! However, rather than complain to fate why it planned it so, I simply leaned on the recently turned fifty two fatherland Nigeria for strength while I basked in the love of the plenty birthday wishes that kept pouring in through calls and text messages. But alas! This euphoria was only short-lived as I found myself watching a viral video of the gruesome lynching of four young men who were just about my age. These young men: Chiadika Biringa, Llyod Toku Mike, Tekena Elkanah and Ugonna Obuzor, were four jolly friends and undergraduate students of the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Reports had it that the quartet had journeyed to a village called Umuokiri in Aluu, Rivers State to demand a payment from a debtor who was owing one of them. But unfortunately for the boys, they were mistaken for thieves by the heartless community members who brutally tortured them and eventually set them ablaze despite the screams of one of the victims sister who tried pleading for her brother and his friends innocence. Further reports stated that the parents of the four boys, on getting to the scene after receiving a distressed call, all broke into a state of hysteria as they were met with burnt corpses of their beloved sons. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/05/tribute-to-the-aluu-4-this-day-that-year/
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| NYSC › Aunty Kopa : Welcome To The Culture Shock Of Camp Discipline by bookrep(op): 11:51pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
Easy is when you have started OBS and NYSC 101 before camping; gathering bits and specks of information flying around from your seniors and older ones. Hard is when the dreaded NYSC gate-search/accreditation elevates you into a white and green headed fowl, a soon to-be khaki Corper graduate. The watchword of NYSC is discipline connoting total obedience to instructions given and having a sense of responsibility towards good behavior without being instructed (the latter being the advanced version of discipline). For the sake of clarity to the issue at hand, kindly refer to the above definition anytime you see the word discipline. The Soldiers instructions are always direct obey, no questions! Also popularly known as operationdo what I say, bloody white fowl! http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/07/13/warning-htmlspecialchars-charset-utf-7-not-supported-assuming-utf-8-in-homewwwbukrepublikpublic_htmlwp-includesformatting-php-on-line-3317welcome-to-the-culture-shock-of-camp-discipline/
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| Literature › Book Review: Ufuoma Bakporhe’s Lettars From An slowpoke by bookrep(op): 10:26pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
Dear Lettar, My Papa boesn’t like me like he likes my sistar, Omotejohwo. We call her Johwo. Papa saib that I yam an imbecill, a bunbie and so he prefer to have my Mama dorn a dady doy than me. Lettar, do you know that everybay I use to cry decause I yam afraib of him. I always fear when he comes to home. I use to go and hibe unber my deb that have tear everywhere. Set in Ughelli, Nigeria, the story being narrated in the first person by the main protagonist, Atarhe, follows her ordeal as she battles with three main conflicts: parental, self and societal. Born with a mental condition known as SCT- Sluggish cognitive tempo to a doting Mother and an uncaring Father who never cared to seek help for their eldest daughter challenged with mental growth and alertness, Atarhe soon learns she is different from everybody, particularly in thoughts and actions – a fact she has to struggle with both at home and amongst her peers in school. Back at home, her Father, often calling her slowpoke, failure, stupid child, dumb head, has another habit of comparing her with her intelligent younger sister, Johwo. At school, she is only popular because she falls in the category of the NFA pupils – an acronym for no future ambition. Finding solace only in scribbling her thoughts in her lettars which she carefully keeps in a bucket under her bed, Atarhe goes about with her fate until her prayer for a new class teacher is answered and she gets a chance to be better and even prove everybody wrong about being a failure and a child of no dreams. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/05/07/book-review-ufuoma-bakporhes-lettars-from-an-slowpoke/
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| TV/Movies › The Magnificent Seven, A Failed Remake? by bookrep(op): 3:08pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
The Magnificent Seven, a 2016 Cowboy movie starring Hollywood actor Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt, is an American thriller that recently stormed the Cinemas worldwide. In an old mining town of Rose Creek, a certain rogue called Bogue (Peter Sarsgaard) rips a group of subsistent farmers of their lands, loved ones and right to worship. Sam Chisolm (Denzel Washington), a bounty hunter on a killing mission is approached by Emma Cullen (Haley Bennett), a woman whose husband has been murdered in broad daylight by Bogue. Thirsty for justice, Emma offers all she has to Chisolm and he, moved instead by her strong will and loss, agrees to help her. After successfully recruiting a six man team– all of whom are notorious marksmen, Chisolm also volunteers to train as many of the willing townsmen and then sends Bogue an invitation he cannot but honour. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/04/tuesdayreview-the-magnificent-seven-a-failed-remake/
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| Literature › Five Books You Must Read During This Independence Holiday by bookrep(op): 10:59pm On Oct 03, 2016 |
I understand like the President would say, I feel your pains that the economic recession is affecting every aspects of our lives. But it is also important and uplifting to know that the only way to come out of every situation is to seek uncommon knowledge. The information needed to be ahead of recession can be gotten from reading books. This Independence, out of your free time, I recommend you find time to read these books. They are very important to Nigeria and its peoples history. In these books, you will learn how to be a better thinker, fighter and leader. EMEKA BY FREDERICK FORSYTH Forsyth’s view of Emeka’s role in the Biafran war is an important read for the Bookrepublican that seeks an unreserved perspective on the Nigerian Civil war. Emeka is the dramatic, powerful and moving life-story of Chukuwuemaka Odumegwu Ojukwu. It tells the story of a rebel, general, head of state, governor and Igbo leader. This book should be read by every Nigerian that wants to know more about the politics and intrigues that came with the 1960s Biafran war. Interestingly, the Buhari led Federal Government has just reincorporated History into Nigerian school curriculum; I will ask that this book be listed as one of the study texts for our secondary school history students. http://www.bukrepublik.com/blog/2016/10/03/five-books-you-must-read-during-this-independence-holiday/ |
| TV/Movies › Vacancy: Professional Video Editors by bookrep(op): 10:03pm On Oct 03, 2016 |
A newly launched Ibadan based online television is seeking video editors to work with. The editors will be expected to work with the production team of the media company on contract basis. Salary and other necessary allowances are highly negotiable. Eligibility - You must be based in Ibadan and environs - You must be willing to work under pressure - Editing Programmes, Promos and announcements - Must be able to do colour correction where necessary, audio balancing, light balancing and special effects. Familiarity with all aspects of field video, audio and lighting. - Creation of montage for Channel Programmes and Documentary - Must be able to use Video Editing Suites, Final Cut Pro (FCP), Adobe Suites (Premier, Aftereffects, etc.). 3D knowledge is a plus (3d Max, Cinema 4D, etc.) Qualified candidates should please send CV and credentials detailing your skills, experience and interests, and a show reel or portfolio of your work with a covering letter outlining your suitability for this position to info@booktvafrica.com. Qualified candidates will be contacted. |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Job Opening: Vacancy For The Post Of Marketing Officer by bookrep(op): 12:19pm On Jan 21, 2016 |
A fast growing publishing firm with office at Ibadan, Oyo State is presently recruiting to fill the vacant position: Job Details Responsibilities: • liaising and networking with a range of stakeholders including bookshop owners, sales reps, colleagues, suppliers and partner organizations; • communicating with target audiences and managing customer relationships; • sourcing advertising opportunities and placing adverts in the press or on the radio; • managing the production of marketing materials, including leaflets, posters, flyers, newsletters, e-newsletters and DVDs; • writing and proofreading copy; • liaising with designers and printers; • organizing photo shoots; • arranging the effective distribution of marketing materials; • maintaining and updating customer databases; • organizing and attending events such as conferences, seminars, receptions and exhibitions; • sourcing and securing sponsorship; • conducting market research, for example using customer questionnaires and focus groups; • contributing to, and developing, marketing plans and strategies; • managing budgets; • evaluating marketing campaigns; • monitoring competitor activity; • supporting the marketing manager and other colleagues. Candidate Requirements • HND in Business Administration or Science related fields. • Age: Not more than 30years • Experience: 2-3 years Cognate All CVs must be sent to info@omojojolo.com. Apply before Monday 25, 2016. |
| Literature › Introducing The Reading Service: First Of Her Kind In Africa! by bookrep(op): 1:15pm On Aug 14, 2015 |
In the year 2011, Emotion Press was established to project the future ones. Ever since her existence it has provided publishing solutions to young talented Nigerian authors. It will continue to provide effective solutions to Africa’s emerging publishing industry. Over the few years of our existence, we have received numerous queries from Nigerian authors wishing to get published with our firm. Interestingly, some of these works are really worthy of publication but for some little touches which really matters to our Acquisitions editor. The Reading Service promises to offer Nigerian authors who are sending their works to publishers for the first time an insider perspective in the preparation of the final manuscript and query letter before final submission to a literary agent or publisher. We are offering fifteen Nigerian authors our reading service for this year 2015 for a one time fee of N25,000 only. The Service Package covers; - Professional analysis of all of your works for the year 2015 - Proofreading of the final manuscript - Corrections and Recommendations For Your Work-in-Progress - Guidance In The Final Pitching To A Literary Agent and Publisher How To Subscribe - Send In The First Twenty Pages of Your Work-in-Progress, alongside a short bio and an active phone line to info@omojojolo.com - Please make the subject line of the mail: The Reading Service. We will regard your mail as unsolicited if you do not follow this instruction. - Our in-house reader will send you a text message as soon as possible. If you do not receive any text message from our in-house reader after two weeks of query, please kindly send in complaints via omojojolo@gmail.com. We will be waiting to read your work-in-progress. |
| Literature › Job Openings In A Book House: Sales Representatives by bookrep(op): 2:08pm On May 18, 2015 |
A reputable publishing firm is presently seeking for upwardly mobile Sales representatives in Lagos and Ibadan. Eligibility - He/she must have a convincing experience in the sales and marketing of books -He/she must be able to liaise with relevant educational and literary boards and agencies for the marketing and sales of the company's titles - He/she must be willing to represent the company in readings, book fairs and exhibitions in his/her region * A particular sum will be paid on a monthly basis to cover logistics. * Each Sales Rep will be entitled to a particular commission rate deducted from every title sold. Interested applicants are expected to send in an application, which must include a cover letter and letters from two referees to the Managing Editor, Emotion Press via info@omojojolo.com. All applications must be submitted on or before 12pm, May 29, 2015. |
| Literature › Re: Introducing Book Republic by bookrep(op): 2:06pm On May 18, 2015 |
Hello good people. Your darling blog www.progresspublishing. has moved on to www.bukrepublik.com. Have a lovely read! |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Job Openings: Sales Representatives by bookrep(op): 2:01pm On May 18, 2015 |
A reputable publishing firm is presently seeking for upwardly mobile Sales representatives in Lagos and Ibadan. Eligibility - He/she must have a convincing experience in the sales and marketing of books -He/she must be able to liaise with relevant educational and literary boards and agencies for the marketing and sales of the company's titles - He/she must be willing to represent the company in readings, book fairs and exhibitions in his/her region * A particular sum will be paid on a monthly basis to cover logistics. * Each Sales Rep will be entitled to a particular commission rate deducted from every title sold. Interested applicants are expected to send in an application, which must include a cover letter and letters from two referees to the Managing Editor, Emotion Press via info@omojojolo.com. All applications must be submitted on or before 12pm, May 29, 2015. |
| Literature › Emotion Press Calls On Young Writers by bookrep(op): 4:14pm On Nov 21, 2014 |
Emotion Press, Nigeria was established in 2011 to project the future ones. Ever since then, we have published Lucius Ndimele, Emma Ohi, Adebayo Sakiru, Oluwafemi Oloidi, Femi Ogundairo, Ufuoma Bakporhe, and of recent Ikechukwu Patsy and Olaide Oladapo under the Omojojolo imprint. The Omojojolo imprint offers authors, whose works must have been ascertained fit enough to be published by our in-house reader, at a reasonable budget, the best of publishing and publicity. In the year 2013, Emotion Press launched BookRepublic – http://www.bukrepublik.com – an online literary magazine that has published several articles and interviewed emerging Nigerian writers. A year after, the company launched its literary television programme – Booktv Africa – a unique media platform aimed at making books seem cool to young Africans. Publish with Us We are presently considering manuscript submissions from writers of Nigerian descent who must be between the ages of 17 to 42. Five of the works will be published by March/April 2015 under the Omojojolo imprint, and the authors featured on the spotlight segment which will be shown on national TV. READ THE GUIDELINES :http://progresspublishing./2014/11/19/join-the-emotion-family-call-for-submission/ |
| Literature › Watch Booktv Africa, Africa's Foremost Literary Television by bookrep(op): 11:48am On Sep 03, 2014 |
BookTV is Africa’s literary Television, set to promote the reading culture in major parts of the African continent where television as a broadcast medium is readily available. Watch author interviews, top listings in the publishing industry and latest book parties and launch in town. Please follow the link to watch the trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Br8SmCuVFA8&feature=youtu.be |
| Literature › Book Republic Magazine : Call For Books And Essays by bookrep(op): 12:16pm On Feb 21, 2013 |
More than a year after the establishment of this highly acclaimed blog dedicated towards publishing young writers, we are happy to inform you that we are extending our informative blog to a larger audience – via a website, that will be updated every Sunday and in print, once in a month. We are seeking provocative articles that dwells around African literature and its development over the years. Contributions should be forwarded to bookrepublic2012@gmail.com. The tireless Book Republic team has established a fan page for our ever teeming fans to update themselves on their darling book magazine – http://www.facebook.com/bookrepublicnaija. On behalf of the team, I will like to thank everyone of our readers. Thank you for believing in the Book Republic blog. We hope you subscribe to the website - www.bukrepublik.com . Folarin Olaniyi. |
| Literature › Christmas Wishes: Bookrepublic by bookrep(op): 8:03pm On Dec 22, 2011 |
On behalf of the Bookrepublic team, led by Folarin Olaniyi, I am wishing all our fans all over the literary circle a merry Christmas and happy New Year in advance. You can now read on - WWW.PROGRESSPUBLISHING. - the five books you must read this Christmas. Also like our parent company - Emotion Press- on Facebook. |
| Literature › Re: Introducing Book Republic by bookrep(op): 12:13pm On Nov 29, 2011 |
Read fresh literary articles on our Nigerian blog today - www.progresspublishing.. A review of Purple Hisbiscus by Alex Olomo will be going live on the blog this Friday. It is all about books and things that matter! |
| Literature › Re: Introducing Book Republic by bookrep(op): 9:11pm On Nov 23, 2011 |
You can get your poems, essays and short stories published in Bookrepublic - progrespublishing.. Forward your works to bookrepublic2012@gmail.com. We will reply you if published. |
| Literature › Re: Introducing Book Republic by bookrep(op): 9:07pm On Nov 23, 2011 |
You can get your poems, essays and short stories published in Bookrepublic - progrespublishing.. Forward your works to bookrepublic2012@gmail.com. We will reply you if published. |
| Literature › Re: Introducing Book Republic by bookrep(op): 4:00pm On Nov 09, 2011 |
Thanks for your interests in Book republic. @Myne Whitman We have mailed Naijastories and we will be looking forward to working with you guys. @Olowotee Emotion Press will be interested in working with your organization. Mail us Emotionpress2011@gmail.com. |
| Literature › Introducing Book Republic by bookrep(op): 9:13am On Nov 07, 2011 |
Book Republic is a Nigerian literary blog established by Emotion Press. It is basically dedicated towards promoting the reading culture in Nigeria. In our creative way, as usual, we plan to write on both old and new books and other things that matter in the Nigerian literary scene. Every forth night, from January 2012, we will be hosting a Guest writer. The Guest writer series will feature essays and interviews by the writer. The Book Republic blog is www.progresspublishing. As Emotion Press' two releases - The Man In The Moon and The Grasshopper Race - will be out In December, the first ten followers of the blog will be given the electronic copy of those books free of charge! They will be the first ten people to read the books. You can follow the blog by visiting www.progresspublishing. and enter your name and e-mail on the given space. |
| Literature › Writing Tips: Think Out Of The Box! by bookrep(op): 9:03am On Sep 07, 2011 |
Writing Tips: Think Out Of The Box! Since the inception of our publishing arm at Emotion Press, several writers have submitted manuscripts. I have been given the opportunity to evaluate some of them. In this session, I would like to ruminate on one of the major problem literally fighting most writers.Just like Nolly wood where scripting cliches are the order of the day, most writers want to write as Chinua Achebe, Chimamanda Adichie and Wole Soyinka. Thinking out of the box is quite essential as a 21st century writer. Most stories you would be carving has been written before. The difference you would make will be your ability to write your own story your own way. Chimamanda Adichie and Chinua Achebe don't think the same way because they do not come from the same background nor had the same experiences; you and I don't think the same way. We are two original and creatively blessed entities. I am challenging you today to think out of the box. As you put pen on pen, think out of the box. Avoid cliches. Be like yourself. Be original.Create new things. Emotion Press wants to publish a quarterly literary magazine, you are invited to submit your entries. Visit Omojojolobooks./omojojolomagazine. You may have a unique story for publication? We want to publish you - omojojolobooks./submitmanuscript. Catch you. |
| Literature › Re: Interested In Moderating This Section? by bookrep: 7:22pm On Sep 03, 2011 |
Hello, I am interested in moderating this section. I am the Publisher of Omojojolo magazine. The first edition will be released on the 13th of December, 2011. Visit Omojojolobooks. for more information. |
| Literature › Publication Opportunity: Omojojolo Magazine by bookrep(op): 9:27am On Sep 03, 2011 |
From Emotion Press: Call For Entry Omojojolo magazine is a quarterly literary magazine. The first edition of the magazine is planned to be released on the 13th of December,2011. Premised upon this, we are calling for entries from the general writing public. Category of Entries Poetry - Not more than 40 lines Short story - Not more than 2,500 words. Play - Not more than 5000 words Creative Non-fiction - Not more than 2,500 words. Submission Deadline: September 29,2011 Entry Fee: N750[Naira] Visit www.omojojolobooks. for further details |
