October 2015: Chronicle of A Campus Journalist | @DivineNwoye

Last month, is one interesting month, and I can't hide it from her.
Well! Well! I chronicled my report and article here. I believe you'll
learn from it.

Lol... Thank God for a new month.

It started on 8th and did end on 27th of October read from beginning to end.



1.

The Progress of Nigeria Lies with Nigerians – Daniel Ofortube

Link: www.edufrica.com/2015/10/the-progress-of-nigeria-lies-with-nigerians-daniel-ofortube/

2.

Nigeria: Teachers Call for More Governments' Commitment to Education

Link: www.edufrica.com/2015/10/nigeria-teachers-call-for-more-governments-commitment-to-education/

3.

Nigeria: What Teachers Want From the Government

Link: www.edufrica.com/2015/10/nigeria-what-teachers-wants-from-the-government/

4.

Opinion: Change Does Not Just Happen

Link: www.edufrica.com/2015/10/opinion-change-does-not-just-happen/

5.

4 Ways To Maximize Your Time During The School Holiday

Link: www.edufrica.com/2015/10/4-ways-to-maximize-your-time-during-the-school-holiday/

6.

PhotoSpeaks: Why Students Re-Invent Rag Day for Their Personal Gain

Link: www.edufrica.com/2015/10/photo-speaks-why-students-re-invent-rag-day-for-their-personal-gain/

7.

Nigeria: Women Play Advancing Role in the Society – ESCET Don

Link: www.edufrica.com/2015/10/nigeria-women-play-advancing-role-in-the-society-escet-don/

8.

Nigeria: How OJA Festival Promotes Igbo Culture in Secondary Schools in Enugu

Link: www.edufrica.com/2015/10/nigeria-how-oja-festival-promotes-igbo-culture-in-secondary-schools-in-enugu/

9.

Are Nigerian Youths Ready for Political Leadership?

Link: www.edufrica.com/2015/10/are-nigerian-youths-ready-for-political-leadership/


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Divine Nwoye

Edufrica's Campus Correspondent


You can as well check IfeadinmesiBlog because I sent a work that was
published all in October, have a look.

OJA Cultural Festival: Promoting the Igbo Culture

Link: ifeadinmesi.com/oja-cultural-festival-promoting-the-igbo-culture/

Thank you for the time. I am humbled.


Divine Nwoye