Tani Series Launches Book “I am a Nigerian in…†to Celebrate Nigerian Excellence
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- 14 Mar 2022
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I Am A Nigerian In… showcases the dedication, passion, and achievement of notable Nigerians to inspire generations of Nigerian children and expand their ideas of what and who they can be.
The first two books released are I Am A Nigerian In Music and I Am A Nigerian In Literary Arts. Aside from the easy-to-understand stories told with vivid imagery and accompanied by beautiful illustrations, the books contain additional information about places, history, and other things relating to the Nigerian culture.
Speaking about why she embarked on this project, Foluke Oyeleye said, “The seed for Tani Series was sown in my heart while I was a student at Harvard Business School. Researching and writing about Chief Timothy Odutola and his impact on the Nigerian manufacturing sector for one of my projects made me realise that I could tell the stories I want the world to read.”
“I began researching and writing about the many amazing Nigerians who have contributed to making this world a better place. As I worked on the series, I discovered more strides made by each of these amazing people than I had previously known or imagined and I wanted to tell their stories in a rich and creative way,” she added.
By sharing representative stories of success and excellence, the I am a Nigerian in… collection will open the minds of children to a world of diverse possibilities.
Foluke Oyeleye is a creative, encourager, business- and bridge-builder with a passion for serving others. She loves and believes in Nigeria, and her life goal is to channel that love into making a positive impact by spotlighting all that’s good and wonderful about the country.
Her desire is to use the I Am A Nigerian In book collection to encourage Nigerian children to dream and build big while reflecting on their history so that, together, we can keep our culture, excellence, and light alive for generations to come. Read More…
