Emmanuel Abiola Abimbola Congratulates Nwabundo Ifeoma Alayande on the release of her New Book, Loud Whispers

 EMMANUEL ABIOLA ABIMBOLA CONGRATULATES NWABUNDO IFEOMA ALAYANDE ON THE RELEASE OF HER NEW BOOK, LOUD WHISPERS

Emmanuel Abiola Abimbola, Executive Director of PHEEMAB Consulting and Educational Services and the Immediate Past Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Publishers Association (NPA), has congratulated Nwabundo Ifeoma Alayande on the release of her much-anticipated book titled Loud Whispers. 

The book, a captivating collection of short stories, is set to be officially launched on Saturday, October 25, 2025, in Lagos.

In his congratulatory message, Abimbola commended Nwabundo for her remarkable contribution to literature and storytelling, describing the book as “a bold reflection of the human condition told with empathy and insight.” He praised her ability to weave narratives that are both deeply personal and universally relatable, noting that such works enrich the Nigerian literary space and inspire a new generation of writers.

Loud Whispers is a compelling collection that captures the quiet truths and hidden ironies of everyday life. Drawing from the pulse of society and the subtleties of human interaction, the book explores themes of love, betrayal, shame, resilience, and triumph—all infused with humor and depth. Through these stories, Nwabundo invites readers to reflect on their own experiences, offering a mirror to the complexities of being human.

Among the standout stories in the collection is Oasis, a tender yet powerful portrayal of a young girl forced to grow up too soon; Nne’s Wrapper, which gently unravels the threads of family and relationships; and Oyibo Fever, a satirical take on society’s obsession with foreign validation. Each story in Loud Whispers resonates with authenticity and emotional truth, reminding readers of the power of small moments and unspoken emotions.

Emmanuel Abiola Abimbola described the author’s storytelling as “a testament to the richness of African voices and the importance of preserving our shared stories.” He added that the themes explored in Loud Whispers transcend boundaries, making the book both timeless and universal—a literary piece that will find relevance across generations and cultures.

Speaking about the forthcoming launch, Nwabundo expressed her excitement and gratitude to everyone who has supported her creative journey. “Loud Whispers is more than a book,” she said. “It’s a collection of lived experiences, observations, and the emotions we often keep silent about. My hope is that readers will find themselves within these pages and feel seen, understood, and inspired.”

Nwabundo Ifeoma Alayande is an accomplished broadcaster, award-winning media practitioner, and seasoned storyteller with over 16 years of professional experience. Her work has earned her multiple honors, including the prestigious Diamond Awards for Media Excellence and international recognition from the Association of International Broadcasting. Her voice, both on air and in print, continues to shape narratives and inspire thoughtful dialogue in the media and literary landscape.

In a show of support, Abimbola encouraged the public, friends, and well-wishers to attend the launch and support the author’s creative endeavor. Contributions of ₦5,000 or more are welcomed to aid the successful hosting of the event. Payments can be made to:

Account Name: Nwabundo Ifeoma Alayande

Bank: First Bank

Account Number: 2026904782

Readers and supporters can also preorder Loud Whispers on Selar and enjoy a special discount before the offer expires on October 25, 2025. Preorders can be made through this link: https://selar.com/1y5l311715.

For further inquiries about the book launch, please contact:

1. Nwando Alayande – 08060231049

2. Mrs. Awele Ilusanmi (Book Launch Manager, WhatsApp) – 09054018081

Loud Whispers promises to be a literary milestone and a celebration of the enduring power of storytelling.

Ibadan Book Club Congratulates Awele Ilusanmi on Conferment of ANA Fellowship

IBADAN BOOK CLUB CONGRATULATES AWELE ILUSANMI ON CONFERMENT OF ANA FELLOWSHIP

The members and executives of the Ibadan Book Club have congratulated Mrs. Awele Ilusanmi on the conferment of the prestigious Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) Fellowship in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the Nigerian literary community.

In a press statement issued by the club’s founder, Mr. Wole Adedoyin, on Wednesday in Ibadan, the club commended Mrs. Ilusanmi for her unwavering dedication to the promotion of reading culture, literary development, and the empowerment of writers across Nigeria and beyond. 

Mr. Adedoyin described her as a “visionary literary leader whose work continues to uplift and inspire countless authors and readers.”

According to the statement, Mrs. Ilusanmi has played a pivotal role in supporting emerging and established writers through her various literary initiatives. She has sponsored numerous book readings, writing workshops, and literary festivals across the country. Through her generosity, many authors have been able to publish their works and gain visibility in Nigeria’s growing literary ecosystem.

Ibadan Book Club, one of the beneficiaries of her literary philanthropy, acknowledged that Mrs. Ilusanmi has been a strong pillar of support to the organization. In recent months, she has provided consistent financial backing for the club’s monthly book readings, helping to sustain its mission of promoting literacy and literary engagement among residents of Ibadan and neighboring communities.

Beyond her contributions to Ibadan Book Club, Mrs. Ilusanmi has distinguished herself as a literary trailblazer. She is a multiple award-winning author and recipient of several honors, including the African Writers Tribe Transformational Leader Award, recognizing her as a beacon of inspiration in Africa’s creative industry. Her works and leadership continue to transform the landscape of book publishing and marketing in Nigeria.

A passionate literacy advocate, Mrs. Ilusanmi has shared her expertise at several high-profile literary gatherings. She was a speaker and panelist at the 2019 Connect Nigeria Writers’ Conference, where she spoke on Successful Book Marketing, and at the 2023 Lagos Books and Art Festival (LABAF), where she discussed Winning with Book Publishing and Marketing. Her insights have guided numerous authors in understanding the business side of writing.

She is the President of the Literary Authors Cooperative Multipurpose Society of Nigeria and the Founder of Book Marketing Class Africa (BMACA). Additionally, she serves as a Literary Agent with Publishizer, an award-winning literary crowdfunding company based in New York, USA. Through these platforms, she has empowered authors to navigate the challenges of publishing and connect with global opportunities.

Mrs. Ilusanmi is also the author of several influential books, including Book Marketing Strategies That Work, Comforting Arms, Launch Money, Crowdfund Your Book, and Profitable Pages. Her publications provide practical guidance for authors seeking to master book promotion and publishing success. 

A graduate of Publishing Studies from Stephen F. Austin State University, Texas, USA, she embodies excellence and professionalism in literary entrepreneurship.

Her recent engagements include serving as keynote speaker at the Booksellers Association of Nigeria Conference in October 2024, where she spoke on Creative, Innovative, and Aggressive Marketing Approaches for Selling More Books, and as a panelist at the Writers Interactive Network Literary Festival 3 (ARTSLIVELAGOS) in November 2024, discussing Book PR for the 21st Century.

In celebrating her fellowship recognition, the Ibadan Book Club reaffirmed its admiration for Mrs. Ilusanmi’s enduring impact on Nigerian literature. “Her commitment to nurturing writers and advancing literary excellence continues to inspire us all,” Mr. Adedoyin stated. “We are proud to associate with a literary giant whose work transcends boundaries and uplifts the entire creative community.”

 

Four Female Writers to Headline Ibadan Book Dialogue in Honour of Girl Child Day

FOUR FEMALE WRITERS TO HEADLINE IBADAN BOOK DIALOGUE IN HONOUR OF GIRL CHILD DAY

 

The Ibadan Book Club (IBC) has announced that the October edition of its prestigious Ibadan Book Dialogue will feature four outstanding female writers — Ogbue Anwuli Temitope, Gloria James Chinemerem, Oke Inioluwa Gladys, and Esther Boluwatife Ogunleye — as headline guests. The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at 12:00 PM in the Board Room of the Oyo State Library Board, located opposite the historic Cocoa House in Dugbe, Ibadan. This special edition will commemorate the International Day of the Girl Child, celebrated globally to recognize the rights, strength, and potential of girls and young women.

The Ibadan Book Dialogue remains one of the flagship literary programs of the Ibadan Book Club, dedicated to promoting a vibrant reading culture, celebrating creative talent, and facilitating intellectual engagement among writers, thinkers, and literature enthusiasts. Over the years, the platform has served as a meeting point for both emerging and established voices, fostering dialogue on literature, creativity, and the role of the arts in national development.

Speaking about the forthcoming event, Wole Adedoyin, Founder of the Ibadan Book Club, expressed his excitement over the selection of the four young women as guest writers for the October edition. He described their participation as a reflection of the resilience, creativity, and intellectual power of the modern Nigerian woman. “These brilliant young writers embody the essence of the International Girl Child Day — courage, creativity, and consciousness. Their works mirror the challenges and triumphs of the female experience in a changing society,” Adedoyin stated.

The Ibadan Book Club also extended special appreciation to Mrs. Awele Ilusanmi, President of the Literary Authors Cooperative Multipurpose Society of Nigeria and Founder of the Book Marketing Class Africa (BMACA), for her sustained monthly support. Her partnership has been instrumental in ensuring the continuity of the Club’s literary engagements and the successful hosting of the Ibadan Book Dialogue series.

One of the featured writers, Ogbue Anwuli Temitope, is a 300-level Philosophy student at the University of Ibadan and an emerging Nigerian writer known for her deeply introspective works. Through her poems and personal essays on Medium, she explores themes of love, loss, healing, and self-awareness. Her poem “The Night of a Wanderer” beautifully portrays the fragility of human existence and the quiet burden of observation. She uses her writing to remind readers that vulnerability is not weakness but a quiet form of strength.

Gloria James Chinemerem, another guest writer, is a Literature student at the University of Ibadan, as well as a creative writer, editor, and pen artist. Her literary works explore identity, self-discovery, and African narratives, drawing inspiration from the richness of the continent’s storytelling traditions. Though still building her portfolio, Gloria’s writings in drama, poetry, and short fiction reveal her commitment to authenticity and growth. She also enjoys visual arts, which she infuses into her literary expression.

Oke Inioluwa Gladys, a graduate of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), will also be featured at the event. A passionate reader and ardent lover of books, Oke’s interests lie in the intersections of literature, storytelling, and reflective discourse. Her dedication to literary exploration continues to drive her engagement in creative dialogues and cultural appreciation.

Another inspiring voice at the dialogue will be Esther Boluwatife Ogunleye, a Nigerian writer, poet, campus journalist, and 300-level English student at the University of Ibadan. Her works reflect on themes such as identity, womanhood, and the resilience of everyday life. An active member of The Poetry Club, UI, Esther uses storytelling and journalism to drive social awareness and cultural consciousness. Her acclaimed poem “Yes, I Am a Feminist” stands as a strong declaration of empowerment and equality.

By featuring these four promising female creatives, the Ibadan Book Club aims to celebrate young women who are using literature as a tool for advocacy, empowerment, and social transformation. The October edition of the Ibadan Book Dialogue promises to be an engaging convergence of literature, dialogue, and inspiration — highlighting the voices of young Nigerian women who continue to shape narratives with courage, clarity, and creativity.

 

Ibadan Book Club Congratulates Fakunle Busayo (NSI) on his 40th Birthday

IBADAN BOOK CLUB CONGRATULATES FAKUNLE BUSAYO (NSI) ON HIS 40TH BIRTHDAY

The leadership of the Ibadan Book Club has extended its warmest congratulations to Mr. Fakunle Busayo Ayorinde, popularly known as NSI, on the auspicious occasion of his 40th birthday. 

The club celebrates his life, his immense contributions to the literary community, and his dedication to the arts in Nigeria.

This congratulatory message was contained in a press statement issued and signed by the founder of the Ibadan Book Club, Mr. Wole Adedoyin. 

The statement highlighted Fakunle Busayo's unwavering commitment and significant service to the literary world, recognizing his birthday as a milestone worthy of celebration by all book and culture enthusiasts in Ibadan and beyond.

Fakunle Busayo Ayorinde is a dedicated educationist and literary professional. He laid a strong academic foundation for his career, graduating in 2011 from the Department of English and Literary Studies in the Faculty of Art. His passion for literature has seen him rise through the ranks of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA), where he has held and continues to hold positions of significant responsibility and influence.

His service to the literary community is exemplary. Fakunle Busayo is the immediate past Publicity Secretary of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA), Oyo State Chapter, and currently serves as the General Secretary of ANA-Oyo—the Premier Chapter of the largest writers' body in Africa. In these roles, he has been instrumental in promoting literary activities, supporting fellow writers, and strengthening the association's presence in the state.

Beyond his administrative prowess within ANA, Fakunle Busayo is a multi-talented individual. He is a seasoned broadcast journalist, a published author, and a writer of children's literature, using his voice and pen to inspire both young and old. His commitment to community development is also evident from his previous roles as General Secretary and Financial Secretary for his community association, demonstrating a well-rounded dedication to societal progress.

The Ibadan Book Club, in its statement, praised Fakunle Busayo for being a role model and a pillar of the literary community. The club joins his family, friends, and colleagues in the Association of Nigerian Authors to wish him a joyful 40th birthday celebration, continued success in all his endeavours, and many more years of impactful service and literary excellence.

Artists, Advocates, Academics Set to Unite in Ibadan for World Mental Health Day 2025

 

ARTISTS, ADVOCATES, AND ACADEMICS SET TO UNITE IN IBADAN FOR WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 2025

 

By Wole Adedoyin

The Lit Media & Arts Hub has announced its annual observance of World Mental Health Day, an event designed to promote awareness, dialogue, and action around mental health issues within the community. The program, themed “Community: Supporting Mental Well-being Together,” will take place on Friday, October 2025, at the Tunde Odunlade Arts & Culture Gallery, No. 2 Ladoke Akintola Street, Off Aare Avenue, New Bodija, Ibadan, beginning at 10:00 a.m.

This year’s event promises to be a vibrant and thought-provoking gathering that underscores the importance of collective responsibility in nurturing mental health. As mental health challenges continue to impact individuals across all walks of life, The Lit Media & Arts Hub aims to create an inclusive platform for education, reflection, and community support through art, dialogue, and shared human experiences.

The convener of the event, Akinola Sesan, a poet, playwright, and mental health advocate, brings together professionals and creatives from diverse disciplines to engage in meaningful discussions about mental well-being. Through this initiative, The Lit Media & Arts Hub reinforces its ongoing commitment to bridging the gap between mental health advocacy and artistic expression, using creativity as a tool for healing and awareness.

The Guest Speaker, Dr. Abdul-Lateef Adeoti, from the Department of Social Work, University of Ibadan, will share insights on the event’s theme and shed light on the significance of community-driven initiatives in strengthening mental health support systems. His presentation is expected to challenge participants to view mental wellness not as an individual struggle but as a shared social responsibility.

In addition, a distinguished panel of speakers will further enrich the conversation. The panel includes Ifedolapo Olaniyi, Afro Hair Educator, Writer, Artist, and Mental Health Advocate; Kawthar Omisore, Lawyer and Educator; and Mary Olaoye, Clinical Psychologist. Their combined perspectives will foster a holistic discussion that examines the intersections of culture, identity, education, and emotional well-being in contemporary society.

The session will be moderated by Oluwasola Rauf, a social advocate known for his passion for youth engagement and community development, while Moses Odigie, a dynamic theatre personality, will serve as the Master of Ceremonies. Together, they will guide the audience through a lively, engaging, and reflective experience that encourages participation and self-expression.

Attendees can look forward to interactive sessions, poetry performances, and open conversations that emphasize empathy, connection, and understanding. These creative expressions will not only inform but also inspire participants to embrace mental wellness as an integral part of everyday living.

The Lit Media & Arts Hub invites the general public, artists, educators, health practitioners, students, and young people to attend this transformative event. Admission is free and open to everyone who shares the vision of a society where mental health is openly discussed, supported, and celebrated without stigma.

By celebrating World Mental Health Day through this platform, The Lit Media & Arts Hub reaffirms its belief in the power of community, creativity, and collective consciousness to shape a more compassionate and mentally resilient society. The initiative stands as a reminder that mental health is not just a personal matter—it is a shared journey of understanding and support.

For more information, inquiries, or media coverage, please contact The Lit Media & Arts Hub through its official communication channels or visit the event venue on the day of the program.
Together, let’s make mental well-being a shared priority.

#WorldMentalHealthDay2025#TheLitMediaAndArtsHub #SupportingMentalWellbeingTogether

 

 

Ibadan Book Club Congratulates Awele Ilusanmi on Reading Champion Award

 IBADAN BOOK CLUB CONGRATULATES AWELE ILUSANMI ON READING CHAMPION AWARD

The Ibadan Book Club, a prominent reading initiative under the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW Global), has congratulated Mrs. Awele Ilusanmi on receiving the prestigious Reading Champion Award. 

The award honors her significant contributions to promoting reading culture, supporting literary organizations, and assisting numerous writers in publishing their works.

The recognition was detailed in a press statement issued by the Founder of the Ibadan Book Club, Wole Adedoyin, in Ibadan on Friday. 

Adedoyin affirmed that the award is a fitting tribute to Ilusanmi’s enduring commitment and impactful work within the Nigerian book industry.

The award was presented by the Network of Book Clubs and Reading Culture Promoters in Nigeria (NBRP). The ceremony took place during the organization’s 5th National Conference on Reading and Annual General Meeting held recently in Abuja.

The conference served as a pivotal gathering for key stakeholders in the literary community. Attendees focused on developing strategies to strengthen Nigeria’s reading culture and encourage young learners.

A key objective of the event was to acknowledge individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to advancing literacy across the nation. The Reading Champion Award was a highlight of this effort.

The award was presented to two distinguished recipients. The honorees were Chinwe Anunobi, the National Librarian and Chief Executive Officer of the National Library of Nigeria, and Awele Ilusanmi, President of the Literary Authors Cooperative Multipurpose Society of Nigeria.

Ilusanmi’s work through the Literary Authors Cooperative has been instrumental in empowering writers. Her efforts have provided a supportive platform for authors to navigate the publishing landscape and achieve their literary ambitions.

The Ibadan Book Club views Ilusanmi’s achievements as an inspiration to all literary promoters. Her success highlights the powerful impact that sustained dedication can have on enriching the nation's literary ecosystem.

Wole Adedoyin stated that the award celebrates Ilusanmi’s personal accomplishments and brings well-deserved attention to the mission of fostering a vibrant reading society. He expressed confidence that this recognition will galvanize further support for literary initiatives.

The Ibadan Book Club remains committed to its own work encouraging reading and writing among Nigerians. The club sees the success of partners like Ilusanmi as a catalyst for continued collaboration and progress within the industry.

Ibadan Book Club to Spotlight Literary Duo JP Olatunde and Lisa Olakunle at September Book Dialogue

 

IBADAN BOOK CLUB TO SPOTLIGHT LITERARY DUO JP OLATUNDE AND LISA OLAKUNLE AT SEPTEMBER BOOK DIALOGUE

 

The Ibadan Book Club (IBC) has announced that the September edition of its prestigious Ibadan Book Dialogue will be headlined by two Ibadan-based writers, JP Olatunde and Lisa Olakunle. The event is scheduled to hold on Saturday, September 27, 2025, at 12:00 PM in the Board Room of the Oyo State Library Board, strategically located opposite the iconic Cocoa House in Dugbe, Ibadan.

The Ibadan Book Dialogue stands as one of the club’s flagship literary initiatives, meticulously designed to cultivate a vibrant reading culture, celebrate the work of authors, and stimulate profound intellectual conversations centred on literature, society, and national development. This platform has consistently served as a confluence for both established and emerging voices in Nigerian writing, fostering meaningful discourse with the public.

Expressing his enthusiasm for the upcoming dialogue, Wole Adedoyin, Founder of the Ibadan Book Club, highlighted the significance of featuring the two guest writers. He noted that their distinct backgrounds and creative journeys promise to enrich the conversation immensely. “JP Olatunde and Lisa Olakunle embody the remarkable diversity of Nigerian literary and intellectual talent. Their works and creative activism reflect the core values we hold dear—literary excellence, social consciousness, and dynamic creative engagement,” Adedoyin stated.

The Ibadan Book Club gratefully acknowledges the sustained monthly support of Mrs. Awele Ilusanmi. Mrs. Awele Ilusanmi is the President of the Literary Authors Cooperative Multipurpose Society of Nigeria and the Founder of the Book Marketing Class Africa (BMACA), whose partnership has been instrumental in the club's ongoing activities.

JP Olatunde brings a rich and multifaceted literary history to the dialogue. His journey began in the creative crucible of his family home in Oke’Badan, Ibadan, nurtured by his late father, the author and publisher Alex Adewole Olatunde. His passion was further ignited at the EduCare Trust & Exhibition Center, where he was mentored by literary stalwarts and became a serial poetry reader and writer, even coining his pen name in homage to the giant, J.P. Clark.

After a long and productive detour into music and songwriting, which saw him collaborate with various acts across Ibadan, Lagos, and Abuja, Olatunde describes his return to poetry as that of a "prodigal child." He is set to share insights from his upcoming poetry collection, #AfrobeatsUp, which creatively explores the Afrobeats music genre, its key elements, and pivotal moments in its evolution, marking a powerful homecoming to his first love.

The dialogue will also feature the vibrant voice of Lisa Olakunle, a budding thespian and writer from the Department of Theatre Arts, University of Ibadan. Born on May 17, 2002, in Ibadan, Olakunle is a passionate storyteller driven by themes of love, light, and purpose. She describes herself as “a Porsche with no brakes,” a testament to her bold spirit and unique narrative voice.

Olakunle has honed her craft through diverse roles, including content writing for organizations like The Wayout Media and the UI'SU Content Creation team, and as a choreographer and diarist in several university stage productions. Her recent acceptance into the prestigious Ebedi International Writers' Residency in Iseyin has provided a focused environment to refine her craft, leading to the publication of short stories and flash fiction on platforms like Medium.

This September edition promises a captivating exploration of literary paths, bridging experience and emerging talent. Attendees can expect a stimulating session of readings, discussions, and audience interactions, offering a deep dive into the creative processes of two distinct yet equally compelling Ibadan literary voices.

The event is open to the general public, students, literature enthusiasts, journalists, and members of the literary community. Attendance is free of charge. For further information, please call 08072673852.

 

Adwinsa Publications Nigeria Celebrates Founder, Chief Nana Kwabena Amponsah, At 80

 

ADWINSA PUBLICATIONS NIGERIA CELEBRATES FOUNDER, CHIEF NANA KWABENA AMPONSAH, AT 80

 

The Nigerian Branch of Adwinsa Publications (Adwinsa Publications Nigeria Limited), an offshoot of Adwinsa Publications Ghana Limited, has congratulated the founder of the publishing firm, Chief Nana Kwabena Amponsah, on the occasion of his 80th birthday.

This was contained in a press statement issued by the Coordinator of Adwinsa Publications Nigeria Limited, Wole Adedoyin, who praised Chief Amponsah’s remarkable contributions to the growth of African publishing and his dedication to the promotion of education across the continent.

Founded in March 1977 in Madina, a suburb of Accra, Ghana, Adwinsa Publications began as a modest business operated from Chief Amponsah’s home. Over the years, the company has grown into one of the most reputable indigenous publishing houses in West Africa, impacting generations of learners and writers.

By the late 1980s, the company relocated from Madina to Accra Newtown, marking a new phase in its expansion. It was during this period that Adwinsa Publications embraced emerging technologies such as desktop publishing and commercial offset printing, which significantly boosted its capacity and efficiency.

From 2000 to 2014, Adwinsa Publications continued to strengthen its presence as a household name in the publishing sector, establishing itself as a pioneer in providing supplementary readers and textbooks that became staples in Ghanaian schools. This achievement further underscored the vision of its founder, who believed strongly in education as the backbone of national development.

Chief Nana Kwabena Amponsah’s enduring legacy was further recognized when he received a special award from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) Publishing Department for being a trailblazer in the Ghanaian book industry. This accolade reflected his lifelong commitment to fostering academic growth through quality publishing.

Today, Adwinsa Publications remains a market leader in Ghana, dominating the educational sector with Junior and Senior High School syllabus-based textbooks, as well as literature that celebrates Ghana’s rich cultural heritage. Its reputation for excellence has made it a trusted partner for students, parents, governments, and the international academic community.

In his congratulatory message, Wole Adedoyin emphasized that Adwinsa Publications Nigeria stands proudly on the foundation laid by Chief Amponsah. He noted that the founder’s passion for family-oriented education has continued to inspire the company’s focus on developing textbooks for basic, secondary, and tertiary institutions, thereby nurturing generations of African learners.

“As a family-owned company, one of Adwinsa Publications’ greatest strengths has always been its commitment to education as a tool for long-term family and societal development. Chief Amponsah’s vision and dedication remain guiding lights for us in Nigeria as we continue to expand our reach and impact,” Adedoyin stated.

The Nigerian branch joins staff, authors, students, and well-wishers across Ghana, Nigeria, and beyond in celebrating the remarkable life and legacy of Chief Nana Kwabena Amponsah, wishing him good health, continued wisdom, and many more fruitful years ahead.