Mr president,what are your plans for Nigerian youths?

Nigeria the giant of Africa with so much courage but no wisdom. Many have come and gone, but you remain, if I may ask? Remain as what?. A land blessed with natural resources they say, natural resources that the people cannot benefit from.

They’ve always been saying ‘’great people, great nation’’, but to complete it, I will say ‘’great people, great nation, weak leaders’’. Before the just concluded election, Jonathan has been the Nigeria eye for transformation but never knew he has no definition of the foundation of what he wants for Nigeria.

If Jonathan and his adviser’s don’t have better budget and cannot differentiate youth from adult, how can they differentiate a nation that is stagnate or a nation experiencing CHANGE.

The president and his adviser’s should go back to their board and ask themselves if they have affected the lives of the youth after the lunch meeting held at the Eko hotel and suit on the 24th of may 2011.

President Goodluck Jonathan, what are your plans for Nigerian youth?...............

FIRST BAYELSA BOOK AND CRAFT FAIR

Bayelsa book & craft was funded by the Bayelsa state culture and tourism bureau, coordinated and organized by Blues and Hills consultancy, an agency with roots in scriptwriting, editorial consultancy, workshop facilitation, performing act and social action, in collaboration with ALL MEDIA INTERNATIONAL.

 The book and craft fair is a gathering of literature, film, art, and music which had its venue in no other place than the Pride of the nation Bayelsa state, yenogoa precisely.

The fair arm-wrestled with politicians, writers, musicians in the likes of Dele Momodu, Richard Mofe Damijo, Jude Dibia, Toni Kan, Ayodele Arigbabu, jumoke Verissomo, Mobolaji Adenubi, Kid M.A.R.L.E.Y, Barzini,  Toyin Akinosho the famous critic and the youngest resignee in Nigeria, Johanel and many others.

The fair also invited genius from around the globe to share in the joys of creativity, where raw and promising talent will meet authors and their manuscripts and creative writing on the go. Bond Emeruwa, a renowned director in Nollywood, Mr Naresh Sharma, the director of centre of research in art of film & TV, Delhi was not left out as they spoke on film, visual artists and the challenges involved. Tee- Mac Iseli took us on a long tour speaking about classical music and jazz.

 The fair is an annual event which has come to stay with a promise to enlighten the world about the beauty of creativity in arts and we can boldly say that it has been accepted by the people and all lovers of art.

Come and share in our pride next year.