Saturday, 13 July 2013
Sunday, 12 May 2013
Why The Youth Should Not Be Given Power
Why The Youth Should Not Be Given Power
The enthusiastic challenge of leading a group of people
which comes with different situations or type of leadership is a necessary walk
in any given situation in order to guarantee an appreciation of the position
ascended.
Today, Nigerian youth complain of not been ‘given’
leadership positions in the country by the ruling class of very old people.
Note however that most or all of these people were around during the fight for
independence.
I say however that the youth should NOT be GIVEN power! Over
the years in history, power has never been given, it is always taken. The
struggle to ascend leadership is necessary training and a test of readiness for
a position of leadership. Sometimes, its through violence, protest or at a time
and place like Nigeria where democracy is currently practiced; it may be by
campaign, insistence on the rule of law and so on.
The Nigerian youth does not know his or her right, privilege
and place in the country. I hereby say that the future of Nigeria is much more
in danger in the hands of such an illiterate.
I say to you frankly and confidently that the Nigerian Youth
would not ask for power when they are ready to lead, They Will Take It! Power
is Always Taken! Always Taken! And Never Given! Power Is Always Taken!!
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
PurpleSilver Literacy & Art Program (POLAP)
PurpleSilver Orphan Literacy and Art Program (POLAP)
PurpleSilver is establishing libraries in Orphanage homes
across Nigeria.
*How To Be A Part
You can inform us of any orphanage home near your location
that lacks books or a library.
The Orphanage home must be ready to provide space, shelves, proper
sitting and a proper learning environment.
PurpleSilver provides the books and the services of library
and information scientists who will catalogue and plan the entire library system.
These professionals will also train those who would manage the library
afterwards.
*Any author is welcome to send us copies of his books and mark
POLAP as PurpleSilver has books coming in for her library and hence should not
be mistaken.
*The general public that wishes to contribute to the mind
development of these young minds can send in a variety of books and indicate as
PurpleSilver Orphanage Literacy Art Program (POLAP); so as not to be mistaken.
Books can be mailed to:
PurpleSilver
c/o P. O. Box 1969,
Makurdi,
Benue state,
Nigeria.
PurpleSilver can also be reached on
facebook via PurpleSilver Art or our facebook page:
Purplesilver. You can follow us on
twitter: @purplesilverart and
Our blog is: purplesilverart@blogspot.com
e-mail: purplesilverart@gmail.com
Saturday, 4 May 2013
Purplesilver: PurpleSilver Literary Saturday & Open Mic
Purplesilver: PurpleSilver Literary Saturday & Open Mic: PurpleSilver Literary Saturday session & Open mic holds TODAY! Venue: VIP Lounge of Symbols Cuisine, Makurdi, Benue state, Nigeria. Time...
Friday, 3 May 2013
PurpleSilver Literary Saturday & Open Mic
PurpleSilver Literary Saturday session & Open mic holds TODAY!
Venue: VIP Lounge of Symbols Cuisine, Makurdi, Benue state, Nigeria.
Time: 7pm-9pm prompt.
Come with friends and family. Entry is FREE!!!
Features: entertainment & discussion
Venue: VIP Lounge of Symbols Cuisine, Makurdi, Benue state, Nigeria.
Time: 7pm-9pm prompt.
Come with friends and family. Entry is FREE!!!
Features: entertainment & discussion
Friday, 19 April 2013
PURPLESILVER HOSTS POET SU’EDDIE VERSHIMA AGEMA AT READING IN MAKURDI
PURPLESILVER HOSTS POET SU’EDDIE VERSHIMA
AGEMA AT READING IN MAKURDI
As part of the weekly readings and meetings, PurpleSilver, a hot new literary group, is set
to host Su’eddie Vershima Agema, all round writer and poet. The event is
scheduled to take place on Saturday 20th day of April 2013 at the exclusive VIP Lounge of Symbols
Eatery opposite the Benue State University Medical School by 7pm to 9pm (not
the mistaken insulted African time but World Standard Time). Su’eddie, who is
also the Vice Chairman of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA, Benue
Chapter) would be reading a short story and poems while discussing his works;
his soon to be publicly presented much anticipated poetry collection, Bring Our Casket Home: Tales one shouldn’t
tell; literary adventures, the writing experience among others.
According to the
Coordinator of the group, Mr. Anselm Ngutsav, the event hopes to be exciting
and quite different from normal readings. In addition to the guest rendition, there
would be a themed discussion of societal importance looked at from literary angles
as well as question and answer session with the guest writer.
PurpleSilver is
an emerging country wide literary movement headquartered in Makurdi. The last
reading featured politician and closet poet, Terfa Bossua in the spotlight.
PurpleSilver is
meant to have its official roll-out on the 27th of April, 2013 in
Makurdi in a grand poetry night with features as drama, dance, music and comedy.
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
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