Media entrepreneur and young African leader, Chude Jideonwo will be hosted by Terra Kulture for a special book reading of the critically-acclaimed ‘Are We The Turning Point Generation?’
The reading will hold at Terra Kulture, Victoria Island, Lagos on Saturday, 27 September from 5 – 7pm.
The reading will be hosted by TV personality and film director, Kemi Adetiba with a question and answer session anchored by award-winning author, reviewer and marketing executive, Toni Kan.
Launched in April this year at a media and VIP event in Lagos, Nigeria, ‘Are We The Turning Point Generation?’ has toured cities around the world including South Africa, London, New York and others.
Called “a manifesto for all generations” by the reviewer Tolu Ogunlesi, the book is a thought-provoking collection of essays on the paradox that is Nigeria.
Published by Farafina’s Kamsi imprint, the book is available in stores across the country, and can be ordered on Amazon and on Konga.
Jideonwo will also be featured author at the Lagos Book and Art Festival, the Ake Festival and the Port Harcourt Book Festival. He has also been announced at a speaker at TEDxEuston in December.
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Media entrepreneur and young African leader, Chude Jideonwo will be hosted by Terra Kulture for a special book reading of the critically-acclaimed ‘Are We The Turning Point Generation?’
The reading will hold at Terra Kulture, Victoria Island, Lagos on Saturday, 27 September from 5 – 7pm.
The reading will be hosted by TV personality and film director, Kemi Adetiba with a question and answer session anchored by award-winning author, reviewer and marketing executive, Toni Kan.
Launched in April this year at a media and VIP event in Lagos, Nigeria, ‘Are We The Turning Point Generation?’ has toured cities around the world including South Africa, London, New York and others.
Called “a manifesto for all generations” by the reviewer Tolu Ogunlesi, the book is a thought-provoking collection of essays on the paradox that is Nigeria.
Published by Farafina’s Kamsi imprint, the book is available in stores across the country, and can be ordered on Amazon and on Konga.
Jideonwo will also be featured author at the Lagos Book and Art Festival, the Ake Festival and the Port Harcourt Book Festival. He has also been announced at a speaker at TEDxEuston in December.
