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On Sunday the 11th of July, the amazing Jadon Sancho made us proud at the UEFA EURO Final when England faced Italy.
We have a duty to promote the positive narratives and success stories of our young achievers.
The vision and triumph of our young achievers will always overcome any form of abuse, but its our duty to always support and celebrate them in their journey
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On Sunday the 11th of July, the amazing Marcus Rashford made us proud at the UEFA EURO Final when England faced Italy.
We have a duty to promote the positive narratives and success stories of our young achievers.
The vision and triumph of our young achievers will always overcome any form of abuse, but its our duty to always support and celebrate them in their journey
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On Sunday the 11th of July, the amazing Bukayo Saka made us proud at the UEFA EURO Final when England faced Italy.
We have a duty to promote the positive narratives and success stories of our young achievers.
The vision and triumph of our young achievers will always overcome any form of abuse, but its our duty to always support and celebrate them in their journey
About two years ago, I enrolled in an Efik class with the hope of learning the Efik Language. I realized several issues my Efik teacher faced when teaching Efik. For starters, the textbook we used was very old and colourless. Learning Efik from my tutor was a completely different experience from what I experienced when learning French in secondary school.
The issues which face the teaching of Efik in present times are numerous. I sought to solve this problem and for over a year, I recruited the aid of the best minds in the kingdom to produce a 21st century textbook
.This book which comes in three volumes; Learn Efik 1; Learn Efik 2 and Learn Efik 3 is aimed at eliminating all obstacles to the reading, writing and comprehension of the Efik Language. It is intended for students at the Primary and Junior secondary levels as well as those interested in learning the Efik Language.
The dual use of English and Efik is deliberate as research shows that students perform better when their L1 (primary language) is used as the mode of instruction in learning a new language. Interactive with online audio tracks, games, rhymes, songs, fun facts, lots of exercises and colourful images, this text modernises the way the Efik language is being taught and therefore, it is my hope that it captivates the young minds and the young at heart.
Today, I present the Learn Efik series 1 & 2.I’m grateful to all those who made these books possible. First and foremost: Abasi Ibom Enyong who sent his divine inspiration to me every morning ; My ever-supportive family; Mr Archibong Archibong; Mrs Okang Ayi Inwang ; Mr Larry Offiong, Mr Ekei Duke, Mr Ben Okon, Mr Emmanuel Nsemoh, Mr Richard Duke, Professor Offiong Ani Offiong and many others too numerous to mention.
I’m also thankful to the publishers Kraft Books, Ibadan for a job well done . I’m grateful to the Obong of Calabar, Ifa Ibom Efik Eburutu, Edidem Ekpo Okon Abasi Otu V who granted to me his endorsement. Etia ke isọñ o Amasi ! Yak Akwa Abasi odu ye kpupru mbufo.
Desmond Ovbiagele worked in investment banking for over a decade before exiting to pursue a passion for movie production. He wrote, produced and co-directed his debut feature film, Render to Caesar, which was selected to screen in official competition at FESPACO, Africa’s largest film festival, in 2015, as well as at the Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles. It also received awards for Best Screenplay at the Nollywood Movies Awards and Best of Nollywood (BON) Awards respectively, in addition to the award for Best International Feature Film at the Nile Diaspora International Film Festival in Kampala, Uganda. The Milkmaid, which he also wrote, produced and directed, is his second feature film, winning five Africa Movie Academy Awards in December 2020, including for Best Film. In December 2020, the Nigerian Official Selection Committee announced The Milkmaid as the country’s official selection for the 93rd Academy Awards in the category of Best International Feature Film.
Desmond John Yao Beddy is a Hamburg-based Ghanaian community consultant and social entrepreneur, who left Ghana on the 31st of December 1992 to study in Germany. Even though he got an admission into the University of Siegen, he wasn’t granted a student visa, nonetheless because of his perseverance, he came to Germany. Upon arrival, he discovered that gaining admission to a university in Germany is not the same as obtaining a student visa, neither does it grant you the right to stay in Germany legally. The dream of becoming a great lawyer thus evaporated.
He began his earnest strivings in Kiel, where he gradually rose to become the President of what was then the “African Union“, after he had managed to better his residential status.
Though he came to Germany in 1993, it was not until 1999 that he was able to participate in his first German language course. This experience is something he doesn’t want others to live through, and is the basis for his firm conviction that new-comers must be allowed to start learning the language as soon as they enter Germany. The positive consequences outweigh the costs involved by far.
He is the author of The History of Ghanians in Germany
Olútáyọ̀ Ìrántíọlá wears various caps at different points in time. He was the host of a youth magazine program on Radio Kwara; he was a Customer Care Representative at a telco company and he currently is a Consummate Public Relations Consultant, a voice-over artiste, a compere, translator for brands and religious organizations (Yoruba and English languages), a Creative Writer (poetry, plays and short stories), biographer and blogger.
He was a member of the NYSC dance and drama troupe that performed in Abuja in 2007.
He is the convener of the Literary Reading Group, a charity organization dedicated to encouraging children in correctional homes to read literature and develop their creative skills. He has also several public affairs articles online and in major national dailies in Nigeria since 2003. His two published books are a biography of his Maternal Grandfather and an anthology of poetry in English and Yoruba languages.
He is the Atọ́kùn of Yorùbá Lákò̩tun, a staged quarterly cultural renaissance show in Lagos where he hosts Yoruba creatives, some of the guests on this show include Tunde Kelani, Chief Mrs Nike Okudaye, Prof Taiwo Olunlade amongst others. The Noble Laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka, stopped by to appreciate this effort last year during the Lagos Books and Arts Festival where the show held a Colloquium.
Recently, his play titled, “With Our Uniform” was performed in both Lagos and the United States at the Lagos Fringe Festival and the SOS Theatre Festival International respectively.
He is a pioneer Fellow of the NESG Bridge Fellowship.
; My ever-supportive family; Mr Archibong Archibong; Mrs 
TONY TOKUNBO ETEKA FERNANDEZ 