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Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by Elemosho478(op): 3:10am On May 26, 2019
Nigeria’s OluTimehin Adegbeye has emerged winner of the 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize.

Adegbeye was awarded the prize for her submission, a nonfiction piece titled Mothers and Men.

The announcement was made on Thursday, May 23, at the Gerald Kraak Prize ceremony in Johannesburg.

Adegbeye's submission was described by the judges as "a sensitive memoir casting new light on questions of rape, secondary victimisation and motherhood."

OluTimehin Adegbeye is a Nigerian writer, speaker, and activist whose work focuses on gender, women’s rights, sex, sexuality and sexual violence, urban poverty, and sustainable development. Her TED Talk, “Who Belongs in a City?”, was chosen by TED Lead Curator Chris Anderson as one of the ten most notable talks of 2017.

Adegbeye is a Carrington Youth Fellow and a Women Deliver Young Leader. Her writing has appeared in Latterly Magazine, Premium Times, This Is Africa, StyleMANIA, Essays Magazine, Klassekampen, and Women’s Asia 21, among others.


https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2019/5/nigerias-olutimehin-adegbeye-wins-the-2019-gerald-kraak-prize.html

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Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by babtoundey(m): 4:06am On May 26, 2019
This is a great news! A big congratulations to her to her
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by TheFacelessMan: 4:17am On May 26, 2019
cool

Omoluabis - ever excellent... ever brilliant.

Intellect beyond measure!
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by oyatz(m): 5:48am On May 26, 2019
Nigeria Amaka!
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by Goalnaldo(m): 8:09am On May 26, 2019
Some individuals of this country are still making us proud . Congratulations girl.
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by IFEOLUWAKRIZ:
Actually, three other Nigerians emerged winners in different categories of the competition which includes poetry,non fiction and fiction. Our own Olutimehin emerged the winner in non fiction category(thou overall winner) while Chisom and chukwuebuka emerged winners under poetry and fiction respectively.
Apart from the above, many Nigerians made the final shortlist and we should celebrate them too.
See the picture below my post.

Edited smiley

Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by Elemosho478(op): 11:28am On May 26, 2019
IFEOLUWAKRIZ:
Actually we are killing ourselves with 'tribalism'
We won't go far if we continue this way. Three Nigerians emerged winners in different categories of the competition which includes poetry,non fiction and fiction. Our own Olutimehin emerged the winner in non fiction category(thou overall winner) while Chisom and chukwuebuka emerged winners under poetry and fiction respectively. I expected op not to shun other Nigerians in his post. He didn't even mention them at all and this shows who we are as a nation. Nigeria won't move forward if we continue like this.
Apart from the above, many Nigerians made the final shortlist and we should celebrate them too.
I stand for one Nigeria devoid of 'tribalism'
See the picture below my post.
Guy, I shared the post from another website and that was how it was written on the website. Check the link and the website don't be stupid
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by IFEOLUWAKRIZ: 11:32am On May 26, 2019
Elemosho478:
Guy, I shared the post from another website and that was how it was written on the website. Check the link and the website don't be stupid
The concluding sentence was not necessary. All the best fun see
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by Elemosho478(op): 11:33am On May 26, 2019
IFEOLUWAKRIZ:
Actually we are killing ourselves with 'tribalism'
We won't go far if we continue this way. Three Nigerians emerged winners in different categories of the competition which includes poetry,non fiction and fiction. Our own Olutimehin emerged the winner in non fiction category(thou overall winner) while Chisom and chukwuebuka emerged winners under poetry and fiction respectively. I expected op not to shun other Nigerians in his post. He didn't even mention them at all and this shows who we are as a nation. Nigeria won't move forward if we continue like this.
Apart from the above, many Nigerians made the final shortlist and we should celebrate them too.
I stand for one Nigeria devoid of 'tribalism'
See the picture below my post.
You just derailed this thread, why don't you go to Lindaikeji's blog and ask her why she didn't include and acknowledge those?
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by Elemosho478(op): 11:36am On May 26, 2019
IFEOLUWAKRIZ:
The concluding sentence was not necessary. All the best fun see
You just derailed this thread with that ignorance

I shared it exactly the way it was written on the website I picked it from.

Delete your post and comment and don't derail this thread
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by IFEOLUWAKRIZ: 11:38am On May 26, 2019
Elemosho478:
You just derailed this thread, why don't you go to Lindaikeji's blog and ask her why she didn't include and acknowledge those?
How did I derail the thread? Are you okay at all? Reminding my fellow Nairalanders of other Nigerians worthy to be celebrated translated to derailing your half baked news? Today is Sunday and I have been trying to play it cool with your first mention. Let's respect ourselves now.
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by IFEOLUWAKRIZ: 11:40am On May 26, 2019
Elemosho478:
You just derailed this thread with that ignorance

I shared it exactly the way it was written on the website I picked it from.

Delete your post and comment and don't derail this thread
I should delete my post? cheesy
You just gave yourself out despite your first poor attempt at feigning ignorance. Lols.
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by Elemosho478(op): 11:43am On May 26, 2019
IFEOLUWAKRIZ:
How did I derail the thread? Are you okay at all? Reminding my fellow Nairalanders of other Nigerians worthy to be celebrated translated to derailing your half baked news? Today is Sunday and I have been trying to play it cool with your first mention. Let's respect ourselves now.
You accused me of what i know nothing about.

I shared the post exactly the way I saw it on the website and I don't even have an idea that there was other categories for the Award.

You are the one exercising your stupidity and ignorance, you should have known I added a link to the post and you should have check it out instead of going ahead to accuse me of what I know nothing about.
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by Elemosho478(op): 11:45am On May 26, 2019
IFEOLUWAKRIZ:
I should delete my post? cheesy
You just gave yourself out despite your first poor attempt at feigning ignorance. Lols.
You accuse me of what I know nothing about so your post and comment is all wrong.

I'm I the owner of Linda's Ikeji Blog? I just shared the post on Nairaland, nothing more. You should have forward your accusation to Lindaikeji blog not me.
Re: Nigeria’s Olutimehin Adegbeye Wins The 2019 Gerald Kraak Prize by IFEOLUWAKRIZ: 11:51am On May 26, 2019
Elemosho478:
You accused me of what i know nothing about.

I shared the post exactly the way I saw it on the website and I don't even have an idea that there was other categories for the Award.

You are the one exercising your stupidity and ignorance, you should have known I added a link to the post and you should have check it out instead of going ahead to accuse me of what I know nothing about.
Lols. Alright.
I have seen other news from some blogs that carried other Nigerians along ,hence; my erroneous conclusion that you intentionally cut the part off.

Mabinu.
Will edit my first.
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