Chukwuebuka Ibeh, acclaimed author of the novel “Blessings”, will facilitate an informal literary masterclass for up-and-coming writers as part of efforts to solidify the ongoing literary renaissance in the southeast. More details⬇️ afrocritik.com/chukwuebuka-ib…

Firstly, you are not to measure God’s goodness in your life relative to another person’s material possessions. Secondly and most importantly 👇👇 The hallmark of biblical success for the believer is effectively reaching the lost and serving the saints. This is why we pray, so

I need someone to create a list of about 20 words Nigerian business owners can use to describe their products or services asides “luxury”. Thank you.👍🏽

These piracy tweets are dynamic. Selective criticism. Some people bootleg movies and music but draw the line at books. It's crazy man, but the authors have to feed too, have to be rewarded for the mental work, the research, come on, we shouldn't dismiss that.

The utter lack of respect for arts mahn. People like you will spend years creating something & put a price on it but somehow we have to accept that it's your human right to take without paying 😏

Talk am go left, talk am go right, talk am go front, talk am go back, where it’ll still land you is that piracy is theft. A crooked path does not become straight because many walk it, what is wrong is still wrong, we can talk about the valid issues with accessibility and systems

Before nuances become the star of the conversation, we need first to admit that piracy is theft. Illegally distributing intellectual work is theft. We cannot have a conversation if we cannot arrive at these easy conclusions.

“Piracy is stealing” has no bearing on capitalism. That is just a fact. You are taking something that’s not yours. We can acknowledge the nuance of people not being able to afford books and even accessibility for willing buyers, but it still stealing. You are right that the

“I think authors should be compensated but not by me and I’m entitled to their labor for free” just wow

now you guys are pilling on authors cause they want their art to be paid for, this can’t be a normal way to live lmaooo

If you’re justifying theft of people’s creative work (books, films, movies, etc), you will justify theft from the office, from the government, from your wealthier friends. After all, it is for food, and for literacy, and for a new home, and for education, and to see the world,

I just hope we’ll keep the same energy if someone steals your designs or makes cheap knockoffs of your intellectual property because “people can’t afford it” and “art”

Piracy is theft.

It’s really this simple.😂

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