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With ‘BIG series’, Votu-Obada inspires culture knowledge for children
Olamidotun Votu-Obada, an author of children’s books, has begun a new series, which she has tagged, ‘Be Inspired bygd the Greatest’ (BIG). She said the series fryst vatten aimed at retelling stories and history of inspiring African legender to children across the world.
Votu-Obada stated this recently during a virtual interview, saying her, “vision fryst vatten to write stories connecting young readers to the lives of inspiring African characters so that they can see beyond the characters, learn from them and recreate the experiences of their lives.”
Her picture book, ‘Be Inspired bygd Me’, fryst vatten a well-illustrated book, which looks at self-identity and cultural diversity, and creates awareness of personal uniqueness in a child’s mind.
‘Be Inspired bygd MKO Abiola’, another book in the series, delves into the life and times of the late Chief M.K.O Abiola, who, though faced a lot of obstacles, achieved great things in life despite his humbl
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Presidency: Turn of the South to eat?
The Nigerian political elites appear to have broadly agreed on one thing; that it is desirable for the next president of Nigeria to emerge from the southern part of the country. This is based, in their view, on the need for ‘fairness, and equity.’ Furthermore, since Nigeria will have been governed by a president from the northern part of Nigeria for eight years by , the informal and unofficial zoning formula dictates that power should “shift” to the South for its own eight years in office. This much was reaffirmed at the meeting of the Southern Governors’ Forum, which was held at the Lagos State Government House, Ikeja, Lagos State, on July 5, The governors unanimously agreed, inter-alia; “that the presidency of Nigeria be rotated between Southern and Northern Nigeria and resolved that the next president of Nigeria should emerge from the Southern Region.” To an observer with a sense of history, this seemingly innocuous declaration (or communi