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Happy new month!
01/02/2026

Happy new month!

Imagination should not be a luxury.Yet, for many public school students, access to storybooks and reading materials beyo...
19/01/2026

Imagination should not be a luxury.
Yet, for many public school students, access to storybooks and reading materials beyond their immediate reality is limited or non-existent.

In the course of our literacy workshops, we have seen eager minds held back simply because they couldn’t imagine a world beyond the one they live in. Books create an escape for young minds but what happens when such books become a luxury?

Ibadan Literacy Hub, in partnership with the Arike Tejuoso Foundation, is organizing a BOOK DRIVE to place quality books into the hands of pre-teens and teenagers in public high schools across Oyo State.



WHAT WE ARE COLLECTING

We welcome neatly-used:
• Storybooks
• Encyclopedias
• Novels for pre-teens (9–12 years)
• Novels for teenagers (13–18 years)

📌 Books should be clean, complete, and age-appropriate.



❌ PLEASE NOTE

We are unable to accept:
• Torn, defaced, or incomplete books
• Adult or inappropriate content



WHY YOUR DONATION MATTERS
• Your donated book could be a student’s first storybook
• It helps build literacy, confidence, and imagination
• Books will be distributed to public school libraries, not stored away

A book you no longer use can change a child’s relationship with learning forever.



📍 HOW TO DONATE

Drop-off / Pick-up:
68, Francis Okediji Avenue, Bodija, Ibadan

Book Drive Dates:
Monday- Friday From January 19th - February 20th, 2026, 9am-2pm daily

Contact:
[+234 701 983 0002]
[📩[email protected]/📲]



🤝 PARTNERS

Ibadan Literacy Hub,
Arike Tejuoso Foundation

Together, we are building readers, thinkers, and dreamers, one book at a time.

Can you spot the errors? Swipe to the end to see the correct answers.
13/01/2026

Can you spot the errors? Swipe to the end to see the correct answers.

Are you based in the city of Ibadan and you’re passionate about creating learning experiences that leave kids brighter, ...
10/01/2026

Are you based in the city of Ibadan and you’re passionate about creating learning experiences that leave kids brighter, braver, and better equipped to navigate the world? We want to build with you!

Let’s create programs that:
✔️ inspire kids to read, speak, think and create boldly
✔️ help them grow in character and competence
✔️ feel like play, but build purpose

DM to collaborate with us.

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!Alex Ogah, Owolari Kudirat
07/01/2026

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Alex Ogah, Owolari Kudirat

Cheers to MORE!       writingforkids
01/01/2026

Cheers to MORE!

writingforkids

31/12/2025

Thank you 2025! What a year! It was an absolute joy sharing, teaching, learning with and impacting learners. We look forward to doing so much more in 2026 with you.

Happy new year, You!
Ayo.

Joy to the world! Have a holly jolly Christmas filled with memories of joy and love.
25/12/2025

Joy to the world!

Have a holly jolly Christmas filled with memories of joy and love.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!Oluwatoyin Adebowale, Emmanuel Asuquo, Adedayo Makinde, Ud...
03/12/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Oluwatoyin Adebowale, Emmanuel Asuquo, Adedayo Makinde, Uduakobong Sampson

Earlier today, as I wrapped up the Creative Writing Workshop I’ve been on with the students at a Government Secondary Sc...
26/11/2025

Earlier today, as I wrapped up the Creative Writing Workshop I’ve been on with the students at a Government Secondary School, something stopped me in my tracks.

A group of students were in the school yard… washing their uniforms.

Not because it was practical.
Not because it was planned.
But because they had come to school in uniforms so dirty that the teachers had no choice but to intervene right there, right then.

As I watched them scrub and rinse, one thought kept echoing in my mind:

The education of a child without the contribution of their parents is a journey filled with unnecessary hurdles.

How can a child who arrives in school with an unwashed uniform be expected to arrive with completed homework?
How can a parent who cannot ensure basic cleanliness be expected to check for writing materials, textbooks, or even emotional readiness?

Yet, here’s the part that breaks me every time:

These children are brilliant.
Public school students are capable, intelligent, creative, and full of potential.
They are not any less gifted than children in private schools, they simply don’t always have the same support system behind them.

A teacher can prepare lessons.
A teacher can show up with passion.
A teacher can believe in a child’s dreams.

However, if the child is not prepared for the learning experience physically, emotionally, or structurally, what magic can the teacher really perform?

Standing there today reminded me why community matters.
Why parenting matters.
Why advocacy matters.
And why we must continue to create opportunities for children whose brilliance is too often locked behind circumstances beyond their control.

Every child deserves dignity.
Every child deserves support.
Every child deserves a fair chance at learning.

We owe them that much.
All of us.

Use DEEPFAKE in a sentence in the comments.
24/11/2025

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68, Francis Okediji Avenue, Bodija
Ibadan

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 10:00 - 17:00

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+2348131167085

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