Author: Sharon Abimbola Salu
Publisher: Sharon Abimbola Salu
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Category : Comics & Graphic Novels
Languages : en
Pages : 88
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The Journey continues in Part 2 of this African Graphic Novel Adventure Series! In the second part of THE JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND NAIRA NOTE, the one thousand Naira note continues its colorful and exciting travels through the lives of ordinary Nigerians. Money ushers in new beginnings, solves problems and even restores hope. From lovers to university students to traders, the thousand Naira note is a silent witness to the changes and daily triumphs that often go unnoticed and uncelebrated. Each chapter explores the role money plays in love and relationships, marriage, education, politics, trade, and commerce. This is a glimpse into the Nigerian experience through the eyes of the highest denomination: one thousand Naira.
Author: Sharon Abimbola Salu
Publisher: Sharon Abimbola Salu
ISBN:
Category : Comics & Graphic Novels
Languages : en
Pages : 65
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A Debut African Graphic Novel about the Naira: the official currency of Nigeria. The First Part of an Exciting Graphic Novel Adventure Series. The Naira is the official currency of Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa. In this graphic novel debut, One Thousand Naira, the highest current denomination, travels from the mint where it is manufactured into the hands of people from all walks of life including traders, craftsmen, artisans and even, students. Money is present at the start of friendships, triumphs and failures, the birth of a child, celebrations and everyday trade and commerce. From the mundane to major milestones, the thousand Naira note witnesses the passage of time, observing the highs and lows in people’s lives. Through vibrant illustrations, strong narration, and humorous dialogue, the reader is transported to various places where money changes hands and gets a glimpse into how Nigerians spend money.
Author: Johnson Akindubuwa
Publisher:
ISBN:
Category : Conduct of life
Languages : en
Pages : 160
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Author: Sharon Abimbola Salu
Publisher: Sharon Abimbola Salu
ISBN:
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 55
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A colorful holiday picture book, which captures the festivities, traditions, and excitement of Easter in Lagos, a modern African city. It's Easter Sunday in Lagos. People are excited and celebrating. But Eyitomi misses her Grandma. In a heartfelt letter, she gives her grandmother Seven Reasons Why She Should Spend her Next Easter in Lagos. But Mummy and Daddy have a surprise of their own. Readers of all ages will love reading a little girl's account of what makes Easter in Lagos truly special. Follow the events of Holy Week, including Easter Thursday and Good Friday, up till the grand finale: Easter Sunday or Resurrection Sunday. There is also a reference to Palm Sunday, which is celebrated the week before Easter Sunday. This storybook celebrates the enduring bonds of love between grandparents and grandchildren and shows how people connect with family during special holidays. Children will discover the joy of letter writing as a way of connecting with family especially during special holidays and will be inspired to write letters of their own. Don't miss Christmas in Lagos, the first book in the Nigerian Holidays series of picture books, by the same author with vibrant artwork by the same illustrator. Perfect for preschoolers, kindergarten children, toddlers, early readers.
Author: Tilawan
Publisher: AuthorHouse
ISBN: 1468585975
Category : Self-Help
Languages : en
Pages : 364
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They all come from all walks of life seeking solutions to their problems . . . Seeking answers from the motivational speaker . . . SST, really I feel Im not worthy to be here, she spoke softly again, displaying a reluctance to speak out. I immediately got interested! From experience, such people have interesting stories that will make my day. My sister, dont worry, you have come where your problems will be attended to. I was cajoling her to speak out! And please, I didnt get your name, or you dont feel like telling me? I said. Its not like that, SST! Its just that I dont think I should say what I want to say. She was shying away. I was right. She didnt want her name to be mentioned, theres a story all right! She came back reluctantly. OK. SST, my name is Joan, she said. Joan like hell! No problem, I can use that name. Names are like ages. They really dont count on my show because you hardly get the true dose, all the same I just needed it for the reference. OK, Joan, whats the issue? Let me see your steps, the floor is all yours now. I decided to spur her. I havent got all day even if she was my only caller. Joan, lets hear you before our shot time is up, and we might just miss you for life. I was pushing her. That seemed to wake her, and from then, she started coming out like a canary. When something is bottled up for so long inside someone and it wants to spurt out, a small nod will collapse the whole balloon. SST, you see, I never knew my life will drain to this level. I was not brought up to be like this. I had a good family upbringing, nice parents that wanted the best for me. It was not meant to be like this for me. I bet I was left astray by the company I made in school. Thats it, she is talking now! You cant put it down once you start reading . . .
Author: Robert Siller
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1425798640
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 167
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This story is about an African American businessman who embarked on what he thought would be a promising business trip to Nigeria in 1978. Although that first business trip was unsuccessful, he would eventually make four more trips, with the hope that the next trip would bring him that elusive financial success. I am that African American businessman, and in the process of making these trips, I lived in the country for more than fourteen years. My experiences included living under military rule, a strained union, corruption, and other social problems. Despite these difficulties, I had the opportunity of sharing the warm and friendly relationships with members of the three major ethnic groups (Hausa, Ibo, and Yoruba) and some of the over 250 minorities. After witnessing Nigeria's problems for more than fourteen years, it left me with a strong urge to write about their situation in a constructive way. My journey touched on various levels of the Nigerian society, and I would like to share these experiences with you in "It's Time" for A Country Called Nigeria.
Author: Kennedy Ifeanyi Ihewuokwu
Publisher: Kennedy Ifeanyi Ihewuokwu
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Category : Art
Languages : en
Pages : 170
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Chioma decided to travel to Nigeria to explore and discover Nigeria alone. She also felt it was an excellent opportunity to find out who her birth mother was. While in Lagos and with her association with Internet fraudsters Chinedu and Tobi, she found it hard to stay in Lagos without tarnishing her image and that of her adopted father. Her adopted father was to become the next senate president of Nigeria.
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Category : Kwara State (Nigeria)
Languages : en
Pages : 64
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Author: Sharon Abimbola Salu
Publisher: Sharon Abimbola Salu
ISBN: 1734654708
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 43
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A delightful and charming story celebrating Christmas in Lagos, a modern West African city. This picture book explores the sights and sounds of Lagos at Christmas through the eyes and words of a little Nigerian girl writing a Christmas journal. A cold, dry wind blew in from the Sahara desert and into Ranti's room It is ten days to Christmas, and also the last day of school. Ranti, a six year old girl who lives in the West African city of Lagos, Nigeria, sits in class and listens to her classmates describe all the exciting, far-away places they will visit during the Christmas holidays. Many of them will travel abroad for Christmas with their families. Ranti feels left out, and believes that her Christmas will be the most boring Christmas ever because she will be spending it in the city where she lives: Lagos. Because there is no snow in Lagos, she won't go ice skating or build a frosty snowman. However, with the encouragement of her class teacher, Miss Ani, Ranti starts a Christmas journal where she details all the amazing things that take place in the city of Lagos during Christmas. Although there is no snow in Lagos, and no tower to visit, Ranti develops a newfound appreciation for Lagos, and discovers all the exciting reasons that make Christmas in Lagos so special. Children will learn that you don't need to travel to exotic places to enjoy Christmas in your own town, city or village. Children will also learn the value of keeping a daily journal or diary. This picture book is a celebration of all the wonderful things that make Christmas special in Lagos. Readers of all ages will love following Ranti's journey through her Christmas diary, as she takes us through Lagos at Christmastime. It is also a celebration of all the things that make a Nigerian Christmas truly special, including Christmas concerts and Christmas carols in Nigerian languages. Perfect for read-alouds and storytime. Recommended for 4 - 8 year old children, preschoolers, kindergaten kids, toddlers and readers of all ages.
Author: Emmanuel Simon
Publisher: Ukiyoto Publishing
ISBN: 9367953151
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 316
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Somewhere in urban Lagos, the Reebok of a pro Assassin sigh on dirty floor tiles of an abandoned house, and to a team of resolute predators, the Nigerian President and that of US must die. To a desperaged police Agent, Agent Mark, he would put his life on the line to stop them and the carnage they planned. In far away US, the President’s daughter got kidnapped and to the FBI and CIA, it’s the work of an elusive Assassin wanted in four Countries, and it’s believed he’s linked to a Nigerian terrorist groups that would do all it takes to achieve their aims.
