SYNW launches Menegian Saro Wiwa Covid-19 Correspondence Course by electronic mail

SYNW LAUNCHES MENEGIAN SARO WIWA COVID-19 CORRESPONDENCE COURSE BY EMAIL, JOINS FIGHT AGAINST THE PANDEMIC VIRUS.

The Society of Young Nigerian Writers has again launched another of her latest project tagged “Menegian Saro Wiwa Covid-19 Correspondence Course” renamed after the late Poet, Menegian Saro Wiwa (a victim of the Pandemic) aim at informing, educating and testing the knowledge and ability of the participant on issues surrounding Covid-19 pandemic virus.

The course covers areas like introduction to the Virus, Transmission, Medical information and Prevention. The course is an internet based and certificate of participation/completion will be issued to individual participant at the end of the course.

No turning out at night and traveling to evening classes. No taking notes from lectures, everything is written down for you to study at will and revise as often as you like. No being held back because of slower students in the class. No being rushed too quickly ahead because a lecturer has to keep up with a timetable. You don’t have to take a chance on how good you are. 

 Aim and Objectives of the Course 

1.      To inform and educate the masses on the Convid-19 Pandemic disease.

2.      To test the ability/knowledge of the participant on issues surrounding the virus

3.      To help the Federal Government fight against the spread of Covid-19 virus in Nigeria

4.      To help Nigerian government provide advice on how best to fight the virus.

Benefits of Participation

1.      Issuance of Certificate of Participation/Completion to interested participants

2.      Automatic Membership into the Society only for aspiring writers

How to participate:

1.      Send your Name, Age, State, Phone Number and Email to 08072673852 (SMS and Whatsapp only).

2.      After that, log on to https://menegiansarowiwacovid19course.blogspot.com/

3.      Read carefully the whole write-up on the blog

4.      Go to the question section and answer the whole questions

5.      Kindly send your answers to societyofyoungnigerianwriters@gmail.com, also remember to copy woleadedoyin@gmail.com.

6.      Statement of Result will be forwarded to you to notify you if you fail or pass.

7.      If you pass, then your Certificate of Participation/Completion will be forwarded to your mail box.

For further inquiries call:

Wole Adedoyin

President

Tel: +2348072673852 (Call, SMS and Whatsapp)

Website Blog: https://societyofyoungnigerianwritersblog.blogspot.com,CC:woleadedoyin@gmail.com

SYNW FUTO Chapter recruits thirty six writers on Campus

SOCIETY OF YOUNG NIGERIAN WRITERS (FUTO CHAPTER)

Wishes to Announce to the General Public

ON HER RECRUITMENT OF THIRTY SIX(36) NEW WRITERS ON CAMPUS!

Recently in Late May, SYNW FUTO, Opened her Arms for Recruitment and Decided to Equip her literary Arsenal with "PROLIFIC WRITERS OF MENTAL CHANGE" and also train young ones in Creative writing. Having a Total of 143 Applicants on the Portal, SYNW Selected Applicants who Met the Requirements and Size. SYNW FUTO Wishes to the General Public a Successful Future Ahead in all their Endeavors.

SYNW FUTO Also Enjoins the General Public to Stay Safe and Have a Very Nice Productive time



Signed✍
SAMUEL, Chidinma
Secretary, Society of Young Nigerian Writers, (FUTO Chapter)

INNOCENT David Chinaecherem
Coordinator, Society of Young Nigerian Writers, (FUTO Chapter)


Email: centiciniteam@gmail.­com

Call📞📞
08148198800, 08162434832

A Call for League of Writers on Campus by SYNW, FUTO Chapter

                                        *SOCIETY OF YOUNG NIGERIAN WRITERS(SYNW, FUTO CHAPTER)*

 

                                                                                              _Presents!!!!_

                                                   *_🔥A CALL FOR LEAGUE OF WRITERS ON CAMPUS🔥_*

Do you have passion for writing✍🏽??
You want to your thoughts on Social, Sustainable or International Development✍🏽?
*Whatever you're Interested in writing Get in Touch🙌🏾!!!!!!*


_Bring your Flash Fiction, Short Stories, Micro Fictions, Poems, Screen or Stage Plays, Creative Non Fiction Essays, Lyrics all to Be Published!!_


*_PLUS COVID'19 CORRESPONDENCE COURSE & CERTIFICATE📝_*


*TO APPLY (FUTO STRICTLY)*
https://forms.gle/­nguJjShBZ3yvK1BP7


*Application Deadline: (12am) June 5📉*

SYNW Mourns the Passing of Emeritus Professor Oladipo Akinkugbe

SYNW MOURNS THE PASSING OF EMERITUS PROFESSOR OLADIPO AKINKUGBE

The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) has described the demise of Emeritus Professor Oladipo Akinkugbe, the renowned author of “High Blood Pressure in the African” (1972), “Priorities in National Health Planning” (1974), “Hypertension in Africa” (1972) as a huge loss to the country’s health sector.

Reacting to the news of the death of the first Professor of Medicine in Africa from his Ilesa country home where he had gone for isolation because of Covid-19 Pandemic, Mr. Wole Adedoyin, SYNW President said that he was yet to believe and come to terms with the reality of Emeritus Professor Oladipo Akinkugbe’s death as it was hard to contemplate the void his passage has created.

Wole Adedoyin further lamented that the father of modern African medicine passed away at a trying period in the life of the nation when his knowledge and intelligent are mostly needed.

The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) however, commiserated with the family, friends and associates of foremost Nigerian professor of Medicine at the University College Hospital who died recently in Ibadan, at the age of 86.

SYNW finally urged Gov. Rotimi Akeredolu to immortalize Professor Oladipo Akinkugbe’s name and prayed that Almighty God will receive Professor Oladipo Akinkugbe’s soul and grant him eternal rest.

Professor Oladipo Olujimi Akinkugbe CFR, MD, D.Phil, FRCP, FWACP, FAS, NNOM, Officier de l'Ordre National de la Republique de Cote d'Ivoire, Emeritus Professor of Medicine, University of Ibadan, was born in Ondo on 17 July 1933. He attended Government College Ibadan (1946-51), University College Ibadan (now University of Ibadan) (1951-55), University of London (1955-58), University of Liverpool (1960), and Oxford University (1962-64). He became Professor of Medicine, University of Ibadan (1968); Dean of Medicine (1970-74); Visiting Professor of Medicine at Harvard (1974-75); Oxford (1981-82) and Cape Town (1995); Principal, then Vice Chancellor, University of Ilorin (1975-78); Vice Chancellor, Ahmadu Bello University (1978-79); Pro-Chancellor, University of Port Harcourt (1986-90); Foundation Chair, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and Chairman, Management Board, University College Hospital, Ibadan (2000-2003). 

He was a member of various international medical and scientific panels, and author of many papers on hypertension and renal diseases in national and international journals. In 1989 he received the Searle Distinguished Research Award for his contributions to hypertension in black populations and in 2004, the Boehringer Ingelheim Award of the International Society of Hypertension. He was made Hon. Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford University in 2009 and has Honorary Doctorate from six Nigerian universities, including Ibadan. He has also been conferred with traditional chieftaincy titles from Ile-Ife, Ondo, Ibadan and Ijebu-Igbo.