Hello readers. TweetIgbo day is back hosted by http://www.kwadoigbo.org/. Most of you know my first language is Igbo, the predominant language in South East Nigeria, the region I set my current historical romance Men of Valor series.
I don't get to speak much of it these days, living in the UK. But I totally support all projects to sustain it for the future.
TweetIgbo is awareness raising event. Twitter users are encouraged to tweet in Igbo throughout the day using the hashtags #tweetigbo or #twitterigbo. I know most of my readers do not speak or read Igbo. But I'd still love your support with retweets, please.
Here are some Igbo facts:
There are approximately 30 million Igbo speaking people worldwide. Outside of Nigeria, you'll find them in USA, UK, Cameroon, Sierra Leone, Ghana, Equitorial Guinea, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Japan, St Lucia, Canada, St Kitts & Nevis, and Guyana amongt other countries.
So we are your neighbours. Join us to celebrate TweetIgbo day on twitter on Tuesday. And to spice things up, I'll be giving away copies of one of the Men of Valor books throughout the day. So don't miss it. :)
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Monday, 13 August 2012
Thursday, 19 April 2012
Thrusty Thursday - For Your Reading Pleasure
Hello everyone! It's a news round up bulletin.
It's been a busy week. Kids went back to school after the Easter break yesterday. We had to brave freezing rain and bumper-to-bumper school run traffic. No, Walking was not an option in that rain. LOL
On a more positive note; I finished my first ever 70,000 word novel. When I first started writing, I thought that was impossible for me. But two years down the line and I've done it. Yippee!
It's been a busy week. Kids went back to school after the Easter break yesterday. We had to brave freezing rain and bumper-to-bumper school run traffic. No, Walking was not an option in that rain. LOL
On a more positive note; I finished my first ever 70,000 word novel. When I first started writing, I thought that was impossible for me. But two years down the line and I've done it. Yippee!
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