July 12, 2020

SYNW appoints Adebobola Victor Ademayowa as SYNW Coordinator in FUOYE


SYNW APPOINTS ADEBOBOLA VICTOR ADEMAYOWA AS SYNW COORDINATOR IN FUOYE




The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) has announced the appointment of Adebobola Victor Ademayowa  as her Coordinator in the Federal University, Oye Ekiti.

In a statement made available to newsmen today, Wole Adedoyin, the National President of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) said, Adebobola Victor Ademayowa will be responsible for connecting students with SYNW’s resources, organizing monthly readings, workshops, competitions with support from individuals, corporate bodies and the National body, while also supporting them in ways that help promote reading culture in FUOYE and enhance their literary career.

In order to achieve SYNW’s aim of promoting creative writing and book reading among Nigerian students between the ages of 10 and 35 in our various universities, the Society of Young Nigerian Writers has again appointed Adebobola Victor Ademayowa as Coordinator of the young writers’ body in the Federal University, Oye Ekiti.

We look forward to seeing the initiatives that Adebobola Victor Ademayowa introduces and continues at the campus,” Adedoyin said.

Adebobola Victor Ademayowa  hails from Isarun, Ifedore L.G.A. Ondo state. He is currently a 200 level student of the Federal University Oye Ekiti studying computer engineering. Ademoyewa is a poet and also the founder of WRIPOLE, a literary platform created to reach out to other fellow writers in FUOYE.

SYNW finally urges other students who are interested in starting SYNW Chapters in their various universities to send their Letter of expression of interest to woleadedoyin@gmail.com or Whatsapp @ 08072673852

July 10, 2020

SYNW Appoints Cynthia Chukwunenye Maduekwe as SYNW Coordinator in UNICAL - (University of Calabar)



SYNW APPOINTS CYNTHIA CHUKWUNENYE MADUEKWE AS SYNW COORDINATOR IN UNICAL (UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR)


In order to achieve SYNW’s aim of promoting creative writing and book reading among Nigerian students between the ages of 10 and 35 in our various universities, the Society of Young Nigerian Writers has again appointed Cynthia Chukwunenye Maduekwe as Coordinator of the writers’ body in UNICAL (University of Calabar).

In a statement made available to pressmen today, Wole Adedoyin, the National President of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) said, Cynthia Chukwunenye Maduekwe will be responsible for connecting students with SYNW’s resources, organizing monthly readings, workshops, competitions with support from individuals, corporate bodies and the National body, while also supporting them in ways that help promote reading culture in UNICAL and enhance their literary career.

We look forward to seeing the initiatives that Cynthia Chukwunenye Maduekwe introduces and continues at the campus,” Adedoyin said.

Cynthia Chukwunenye Maduekwe (CyanahPENS)­ hails from Osina, Ideota North L.G.A Owerri in Imo State. She was born in Calabar, Cross River State and finished her both primary and secondary education in the same state.  She is currently a 200 level student, studying Electrical and Electronics Computer Engineering and Technology at the University of Calabar. Cynthia is an ambassador and co founder of Writers Society (WS). She is a poet and novelist. She has featured some of her articles in the Vanguard and This Day Newspapers respectively.

SYNW finally urges other students who are interested in starting SYNW Chapters in their various universities to send their Letter of expression of interest to woleadedoyin@gmail.com or Whatsapp @ 08072673852


July 8, 2020

Young Nigerian Writers unveil Int'l Poetry/Essay Anthology on Covid-19


Young Nigerian Writers unveil Int'l Poetry/Essay Anthology on Covid-19



In a bid to contribute her own tranche in the fight against coronavirus, the Society of Young Nigerian Writers which is a national umbrella of young writers in Nigeria, has unveiled a new classical anthology on COVID-19.

This was contained in a statement signed by Izunna Okafor who is the National Coordinator and Chairman of the Writers Against COVID-19 Movement, —a broad project under which the anthology was birthed —as well as the Editor-in-Chief of the anthology.

According to the statement, the journey to the anthology began in April, following their announcing of a 'Call for Submissions' to that effect, in response to which over 200 writers from different countries of the world submitted 'pretty' poems and essays.

The statement reads in parts, "The fight against the novel coronavirus has become a global affray that requires the collective effort of every creature –writers inclusive –and the application of every efficacious weapon at man’s disposal– pen inclusive. This is buttressed by Edward Bulwer-Lytton’s age-long aphorism that ‘pen is mightier than sword’.

"Unarguably, this basically informed this journey to this classic anthology – the quest to employ the weapon of pen in the fight against coronavirus.

"In response to our Call for Submission which lasted for 30 days, a total of 249 beautiful poems and essays were received from writers from different countries of the world, jostling for space in the anthology. However, after a series of vetting, the editorial team found 97 entries worthy for the anthology, particularly with regard to adherence to the theme.

"These writers, employing the tool of creativity, and toeing the path of experience and art diversity, masterfully dissect the theme, unleash their ripostes and make headway towards defeating the world’s latest enemy – coronavirus. It was the conglomeration of these ninety-six classical works of these writers that gave birth to this masterpiece – Ripostes of Locked Down Voices, which is a must-read for everyone.

"Obviously, with this publication, another feat has indeed been recorded in this global fight against the monstrous virus christened ‘COVID-19’. And this will hauntingly stand as global writers’ common ‘voice’ and ‘punch’ in this universal fight, even for generations to come. 

"My appreciation and congratulations to this troop of writers who identified with this noble cause, including those whose works could not make it to the anthology. As I always say, keep writing, for writing is part of life.

"I must also appreciate the indefatigable National President of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW), and initiator of Writers Against COVID-19 Movement, Mr. Wole Adedoyin, for this wonderful initiative, which has indeed offered writers the opportunity to contribute their pencraft and creativity towards winning this battle; and also for giving us the wonderful opportunity to steer this worthy journey.

"My appreciation also goes to my highly-talented and hardworking editorial team members – Musa Sunusi Ahmad (National PRO, SYNW, and Sec. Gen., Writers Against COVID-19 Movement ), Luqman Alawole (SYNW Coordinator, Osun State), Angelica C. Uwaezuoke (SYNW Coordinator, University of Nigeria, Nsukka), Alabi Matthew (SYNW Coordinator, University of Lagos), and Abdulrazak Denja Balema (SYNW Coordinator, Federal University Lokoja) – and other Committee Members of the Writers Against COVID-19 Movement – Innocent David Chinaecherem (SYNW Coordinator, Federal University of Technology, Owerri), Henry Ndifreke Precious (SYNW Coordinator, University of Abuja), Sakinah Yusuf (SYNW Coordinator, Bayero University, Kano), Adebayo Iwalola (SYNW Coordinator Adekunle Ajasin University) – who all gave their best in every ramification towards the success of this project. 

"It was nice working with you bards. May your pen never run dry. Thanks also to everyone else for being part of this.

To you all, I say, let’s do it again next time."
The anthology can be (freely) downloaded via:

https://9jabooks.com/book-10117
https://riposteoflockeddownvoices.wordpress.com/2020/07/07/follow-the-below-link-to-download-your-copy

June 25, 2020

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

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