If you want to meet this phenomenal woman and hear incredible story, this is your opportunity, as she's scheduled to speak at two events in Lagos and both are free.
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1) Public Lecture
Date: Friday, December 2, 2011.
Venue: The Incubator, Oniru, Lagos
Time: 10am (Registration starts at 8:30am).
Cost: Free!!!
2) Eagle Toastmasters Meeting
Date: Saturday, December 3, 2011
Venue: Foods of the Sun, Eko Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos
Time: 9:45am
Cost: Free!!!
You shouldn't miss this!!!
8 comments:
Linda,
Please check out this link: http://www.bazeuniversity.edu.ng/gal.php
Any story worthwhile around the 'matiruculation' spelling on the website of the University?.
I wish it were on a later date, not this soon :(
Am i seeing 2010? Are we retrogressing?
Will be arriving in Naija just in time for this.
Thanks very much for the info
why not schedule a talk in Calabar, Cross River State?
guess Liberia isnt as big and as complicated as Nigeria.......even if all the women in Lagos threaten our foolish leaders to go naked,,,,will they hear them???
Kudos to her at least she had her way.........
Thanks Linda, for finally recognizing a Liberian. I read your blog everyday.
When Leyman and president Ellen Johnson won the NPP, I expected to see a mention of it on your blog. I was a little disappointed when I didn't see it mentioned. Anyway, she's an extraordinary woman. She's a natural born leader. I wish I was there to see her. Thanks again!!
Thank God that there's a woman willing to get some sence into these leaders of ours.
Interesting observation here though Linda. When you post about any homosexual/lesbian issue, you have nothing less than 50 replies with some accusing you of being that way sexually inclined and the others up in arms as to the amount of airtime the posts get.
However, here, now you have posted about a notable person coming into our country to discuss topical issues and see maybe there are lessons we can learn and how many replies do you get? 6!
Hmm, sometimes I wonder, when I read some of the replies, that though many of us who read your blog are in diaspora, maybe, sadly, maybe, despite our exposure to humanity beyond our own, we are still animals at heart, just like 'the animals' so many take out the time to curse and rant at in your blogs.
Kudos to you, for being unshaken. You are strong. God bless
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