nDubuisi cHiamaka

I'm a spirited learner, a reader, a content writer, a culture enthusiast, and a fiction writer from Igbo. Graduate In English Language and Literature.

[Umuọfià Arts and Books Festival @UmuofiaBookFest]

In this fascinating panel, on media and tourism, @ChukwuderaEdozi discusses the effect of a soap commercial on him as a child. And @AnulikaIwoba links the commercial to how America has perfected its public PR. And posits that the Igbo can do same for themselves and their culture.

[Michael Chièdoziém Chúkwúderà @ChukwuderaEdozi]

Congratulations to me and my team on a successful third edition of @UmuofiaBookFest. Everything that could come against us tried to come in the way of this. But we have prevailed. I say a big thank you to those who supported us, and those who will help us repay our incurred debts

[IGBO History & Facts @IgboHistoFacts]

There's ongoing massacre in Eha-Amufu
There's ongoing massacre in Eha-Amufu
There's ongoing massacre in Eha-Amufu

Fulani herdsmen are behind the attacks in Eha-Amufu, Enugu State, killing men, women, and children unprovoked. The pictures are gory.

Retweet to raise awareness!

[Michael Chièdoziém Chúkwúderà @ChukwuderaEdozi]

The truly great people possess an ability to love more than the average human being. Greatness and the capacity for love are mutually inclusive. And greatness is truly not about wealth or popularity, but impact and how humane your ideas remain in the wake of your departure.

[Ichiban @esomnofu_e]

hello friends !! some good news here. I’ll be co-editing the anthology for this year’s Umuofia Arts & Books Festival, which is the first and biggest of its kind in southeast Nigeria.

this time we’re paying N25,000 for each accepted piece so send us your prose and poetry ✨💎

[nDubuisi cHiamaka @Miracl160]

I love my culture. However, I will not entertain the thought.

[Ólú ndị Igbo @VoiceOfTheEast]

Thoughts on this?

[Umuọfià Arts and Books Festival @UmuofiaBookFest]

Happy Workers’ day from all of us at Umuofia Arts and Books festival!

[nDubuisi cHiamaka @Miracl160]

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[Agọziem-Art @nneamaka_orji]

Today, someone asked me about my guilty pleasure.
It may no longer count as one, but I find quiet interest in reading the burial posters of aged elders.
In those fading papers lie some of the truest ways to uncover rare Igbo names and interesting village names.
Akụmbụ, Nneụwa, Mgbeke, Ụwamma, Onyeisi, Nnebuaku, Ọnwa, Ucheka Nwabụuru, Akwanwa (cry of a child), Ihuchi, Afọma and so many others.

Many were not called or known by these names until their death.

[Agọziem-Art @nneamaka_orji]

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[nDubuisi cHiamaka @Miracl160]

I'm learning how to cut myself some slack and it's really a good space, not from a place of settlement anyways.

[nDubuisi cHiamaka @Miracl160]

Love is religion.

[nDubuisi cHiamaka @Miracl160]

@officialABAT I just know Tinubu didn't write this epistle that he doesn't give a fuck about.

[Bookish Ezioma @EziomaKalu]

Hey guys, in celebration of World book day 2025, I will be having a conversation with ATGI on Reading rituals that work. You do not want to miss it. You can find the details on the flyer. And I'll share a registration link in the comment section. Thank you. See you on the 23rd.🤭

[Umuọfià Arts and Books Festival @UmuofiaBookFest]

Hello World!

Our official announcement fliers for the third edition of the Ụmụọfia Arts and Books festival to hold this year.

Date: July 31st-August 2nd 2025!

Theme: Reflections.

[nDubuisi cHiamaka @Miracl160]

@ChukwuderaEdozi You are going to be fine boss. You have better days ahead.

[Michael Chièdoziém Chúkwúderà @ChukwuderaEdozi]

We need more young people from all over the country and all over the world to attend Umuofia Arts and Books Festival in Enugu, in August 2025. If you’re interested, comment here.

[Ikhide R. Ikheloa @ikhide]

When I left for the United States in 1982, the entire street in Benin City knew of my plans. My extended family knew, well, they had to know, they paid for everything. On my way to the airport, I stopped by my neighbors' and received prayers and naira in abundance. Those who could, escorted me to the airport, it was a joyous, transparent occasion.

Today, poorly educated pastors have convinced us that darkness and evil roam the land. People endure illness secretly and don't tell their relatives because the pastor has identified siblings as witches and wizards. People do not acknowledge their pregnancies until the baby is born. At the conclusion of the illnesses and pregnancies the said witches are called upon to fund ceremonies and hospital visits. Why would you accept money from someone who did not want your progress?

The advent of the new Christianity, the proliferation of poorly educated pastors has reduced the IQ of Black Africa by many notches!

Black Africa needs a cultural revolution.

[Damilola Omotoyinbo ||flower geh @_Damilola_O]

Imposter syndrome held me back from submitting my work to some mags. But I am glad I overcame it this year. 🎉
Don't self reject!

[Ụmụnnanwezuoakụ @ChimezieChika1]

We owe it to ourselves to master the language we use. That is one thing you owe to yourself as a writer or an artist.