Nigerian Culture and History Awareness

Telling Our Own Story. An educational series for children to learn cultural characteristics and historical facts about Nigeria.

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"The Making of Nigeria," a non-fiction book by Constance Omawunmi Kola-Lawal, has been selected by the Lagos State Library as one of the three books of the month (BOTM) for August, 2018. Order a copy now on https://t.co/dtPKl96Nmy

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The books are available on https://t.co/dtPKl96Nmy and bookstores across the country. Outlets to find books to purchase include Glendora, Quintessence, MedPlus Pharmacy, Agungi; Temple Hill Supermarket, Festac; MedPlus, Sango-tedo; UNILAG Bookshop; Terra Kulture. #LagosReads

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Lagos State selects 'The Making of Nigeria' for the LagosReads initiative
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The other books are "The King and the Colony" by Olasupo Shasore and "White Lagos" by Pelu Awofeso. The BOTM is part of the LagosReads initiative launched in June 2018 by the government to improve the reading culture among Lagos residents. #LagosReads

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"The Making of Nigeria" is part of an educational series that provides a captivating way for children to learn cultural characteristics and historical facts about Nigeria. The series is published by Kachifo Limited under its Farafina Tuuti imprint. #LagosReads #Kachifo #Farafina

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"The Making of Nigeria," a non-fiction book by Constance Omawunmi Kola-Lawal, has been selected by the Lagos State Library as one of the three books of the month (BOTM) for August, 2018. #LagosReads

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2018 CIBN Annual Lecture by Prof. Kingsley Moghalu https://t.co/6Dzau8YK3D via @FinancialNG

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Let Nigeria not be “a group of people linked together by a common error about their ancestry and a common dislike of their neighbors�� as cynically put by sociologist, Karl Deutsch. Gift your kids with this educational series about Nigeria.

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https://t.co/PXWfF1IAkl Brillian piece by @femiaribisala But we can change this narrative by telling our children about our culture and early history through @AwarenessNG educational series.

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We can start teaching our children about Nigeria’s early history and other historical facts about the country.

Buy copies of My Nigeria book series on Jumia now. https://t.co/Z2Nn5GJl8A