SYNW Appoints Atanda Ayobami As Coordinator In UI

 

SYNW APPOINTS ATANDA AYOBAMI AS COORDINATOR IN UI

 

In order to achieve SYNW aim of promoting creative writing and book reading among Nigerian students in different tertiary institutions in the country, the Society of Young Nigerian Writers has appointed Atanda Ayobami as the Coordinator of the writers’ body in University of Ibadan (UI).

 

In a statement made available to newsmen today, Wole Adedoyin, the National President of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) said, Atanda Ayobami 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 the University of Ibadan and enhance their literary career.

 

We look forward to seeing the initiatives that Atanda Ayobami introduces and continues at the campus,” Adedoyin said.

 

Atanda Ayobami is a 200 level student of the Department of English, University of Ibaan. He is a writer and tutor. He is the founder of Emeritus Hub, the home of information and learning. He blogs @ emeritushub.com. 

Ayobami is a campus journalist in the university. He had an ND in Mass Communication from The Polytechnic, Ibadan. He has penchant for journalism and writing.

 

SYNW finally urges other students who are interested in starting SYNW Chapters in their various Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education to send their Letter of expression of interest to woleadedoyin@gmail.com or Whatsapp @ 08072673852.

 

Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) is a member of the International Authors Forum (IAF). It has also collaborated with different international organizations like the Alliance Francaise (Nigeria), 100 Thousand Poets for Change, Woman Scream International Poetry and Arts Festival, International Women Writing Guild, International Writers Association, and International Human Rights Art Festival (IHRAF).

 

In 2019, Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) was duly acknowledged and mentioned in a book titled “TEEN LIVES AROUND THE WORLD: A GLOBAL ENCYCLOPEDIA (2 VOLUMES)” edited by Karen Wells. The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) was described as the only active young writers’ body in Nigeria.

 

 

 

SYNW Appoints Samuel Olomu As Coordinator In LASU

 

SYNW APPOINTS SAMUEL OLOMU AS COORDINATOR IN LASU

 

In order to achieve SYNW aim of promoting creative writing and book reading among Nigerian students in different tertiary institutions in the country, the Society of Young Nigerian Writers has appointed Samuel Olomu as the Coordinator of the writers’ body in Lagos State University (LASU).

 

In a statement made available to newsmen today, Wole Adedoyin, the National President of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) said, Samuel Olomu 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 Lagos State University and enhance their literary career.

 

We look forward to seeing the initiatives that Samuel Olomu introduces and continues at the campus,” Adedoyin said.

 

Samuel Olomu a Law Student at the Lagos State University. He is a writer, a right activist, a socio-political commentator, and a political analyst. 

 

His articles and commentaries on national and political issue has made regular Publications in leading Nigerian Newspapers and Online News Media including Punch Newspaper, Sahara Reporters, Cable News, Tribune Newspaper,  Ripples Nigeria, Opinion Nigeria, Eagle Online, Maravi Post and a host of other Nigerian Dailies.

 

Aside from writing opinion for newspapers, he is also a creative writer whose prowess and astute dexterity has gained him publication in different anthologies; National and International including The Society Of Young Nigerian Writers Anthologies, Chinua Achebe Anthologies, International Human Right Art Festival (IHRAF) Anthologies, the Creative Naija Anthology and the  Anthologies of World Literary Forum for Peace and Human Rights (WLFPHR) where he was certified as an International Ambassador of Peace.

 

He is currently an editor at Nigeria Reports. A Nigerian newsroom that reports current issues and news in Nigeria. He is a member of Take It Back Movement. A leading human right group known for radical advocacy against grievous human right violations in Nigeria. A member of Society of Young Nigerian Writers and Ibadan Book Club.

 

He is the founder and Chief-Editor of LASU Conscience, a campus journalism that seek to update student of current happening within the four walls of LASU.

SYNW finally urges other students who are interested in starting SYNW Chapters in their various Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education to send their Letter of expression of interest to woleadedoyin@gmail.com or Whatsapp @ 08072673852.

 

Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) is a member of the International Authors Forum (IAF). It has also collaborated with different international organizations like the Alliance Francaise (Nigeria), 100 Thousand Poets for Change, Woman Scream International Poetry and Arts Festival, International Women Writing Guild, International Writers Association, and International Human Rights Art Festival (IHRAF).

 

In 2019, Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) was duly acknowledged and mentioned in a book titled “TEEN LIVES AROUND THE WORLD: A GLOBAL ENCYCLOPEDIA (2 VOLUMES)” edited by Karen Wells. The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) was described as the only active young writers’ body in Nigeria.

SYNW Appoints Abubakir Rofiat Opeyemi As Coordinator In NSUK

 

SYNW APPOINTS ABUBAKIR ROFIAT OPEYEMI AS COORDINATOR IN NSUK

 

In order to achieve SYNW aim of promoting creative writing and book reading among Nigerian students in different tertiary institutions in the country, the Society of Young Nigerian Writers has appointed Abubakir Rofiat Opeyemi as the Coordinator of the writers’ body in Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK).

 

In a statement made available to newsmen today, Wole Adedoyin, the National President of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) said, Samuel Olomu 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 Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) and enhance their literary career.

 

We look forward to seeing the initiatives that Abubakir Rofiat Opeyemi introduces and continues at the campus,” Adedoyin said.

 

Abubakir Rofiat Opeyemi is an Encourager and Equipper who loves to help, inspire and put smiles on people's faces. She is passionate about the need to help younger women find and express their life's purpose, solve their personal challenges, as well as sharing resources to aid their personal development.

She is a Grammarian in making, business owner as well as the CEO of Exquisite Apparel.

She is a member of the Writer's Connect(Wricon). She is a student of Nasarawa State University, Keffi(Nsuk), where she is studying English and Literary Studies.

She is a writer, poet, spoken word artist and loves to use her talents to improve the lives of others.

She is called to use her gifts, knowledge, and experience to help and inspire the women folks generally.

SYNW finally urges other students who are interested in starting SYNW Chapters in their various Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education to send their Letter of expression of interest to woleadedoyin@gmail.com or Whatsapp @ 08072673852.

 

Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) is a member of the International Authors Forum (IAF). It has also collaborated with different international organizations like the Alliance Francaise (Nigeria), 100 Thousand Poets for Change, Woman Scream International Poetry and Arts Festival, International Women Writing Guild, International Writers Association, and International Human Rights Art Festival (IHRAF).

 

In 2019, Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) was duly acknowledged and mentioned in a book titled “TEEN LIVES AROUND THE WORLD: A GLOBAL ENCYCLOPEDIA (2 VOLUMES)” edited by Karen Wells. The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) was described as the only active young writers’ body in Nigeria.

 

 

 

SYNW Appoints Sarah Eseosa Onaghinor As Coordinator In UNIBEN

 

SYNW APPOINTS SARAH ESEOSA ONAGHINOR AS SYNW COORDINATOR IN UNIBEN

 

 

In order to achieve SYNW aim of promoting creative writing and book reading among Nigerian students in different tertiary institutions in the country, the Society of Young Nigerian Writers has appointed Sarah Eseosa Onaghinor as the Coordinator of the writers’ body in University of Benin.

 

In a statement made available to newsmen today, Wole Adedoyin, the National President of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) said, Sarah Eseosa Onaghinor 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 the University of Benin and enhance their literary career.

 

We look forward to seeing the initiatives that Sarah Eseosa Onaghinor introduces and continues at the campus,” Adedoyin said.

 

Sarah Eseosa Onaghinor is a Nigerian writer. She writes from Benin City, Edo State capital. Aside writing, she's a Proprietor to a perfumery/fragrance brand, graphic designer and also into blogging. She is currently an undergraduate of Nursing Science, University of Benin, Edo State.

Writing has always been inscribed in her even before she discovered herself. During her childhood days, she commenced writing novels on paper and then progressed to writing plays. She wrote for entertainment and for the pleasure of it. She wrote scripts for church programs and entertainment. She delivers motivational speeches, writes on entertainment, relationships and hope. There is yet to be any book published by her. Nature, lifestyle, health and emotion inspires her writing. She is enthusiastic, self motivated and hardworking.

 

SYNW finally urges other students who are interested in starting SYNW Chapters in their various Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education to send their Letter of expression of interest to woleadedoyin@gmail.com or Whatsapp @ 08072673852.

 

Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) is a member of the International Authors Forum (IAF). It has also collaborated with different international organizations like the Alliance Francaise (Nigeria), 100 Thousand Poets for Change, Woman Scream International Poetry and Arts Festival, International Women Writing Guild, International Writers Association, and International Human Rights Art Festival (IHRAF).

 

In 2019, Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) was duly acknowledged and mentioned in a book titled “TEEN LIVES AROUND THE WORLD: A GLOBAL ENCYCLOPEDIA (2 VOLUMES)” edited by Karen Wells. The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) was described as the only active young writers’ body in Nigeria.