WHY DO NIGERIANS DON'T READ AND THE BENEFITS OF REVIVING THE READING CULTURE

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WHY DO NIGERIANS DON'T READ AND THE BENEFITS OF REVIVING THE READING CULTURE.
 It has been a very hilarious Moment and a Tug of War on set as we   discuss  educational matters with our high profile Guests, Educationist, Writers and Publishers, Management and Training Consultant.
The talk show is centre on how to encourage and motivate Nigerians to cultivate the habit of reading. This has also proof that 90% of those that read has a high informational details, sound and equip with good ideas. Read create more opportunities, networking and build the readers interlecture, it creat a crime free and peaceful society.

The talkshow is also used as the platform to invite every Nigerian to the First global book reading campaign.




THE DOTPAR AWARD (Operation One-Million-Man March to Reviving Culture in our Society)
Join the team and be part of the eligible winners to go home with alots of consolation prices.
Writers will have there books or articles published for free plus promotions.

It's true that we are one of the lowest reading nation in the world as the international Librarian, says that Nigeria is not rated among the most reading countries in the world.

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