More books about everything!

Segun Martins Fajemisin • Jul 04, 2021

Summer’s here, even if it’s in its fleeting existence. And there are books, books, and books everywhere. So, lots of them to read! It's been such an honour to have published directly, or collaborated in the publication of these great manuscripts during the first half of 2021. All the books are hugely engrossing titles, available in brick-and-mortar bookshops, on Amazon and other reputable retailers (both as print and eBook formats).

THE PREMIUM LEADER (Dr Dayo Olomu)

Studies in leadership are fluidly dynamic, hence new advances must identify and establish such strands that will progress enduring panacea to nascent issues of relevance to critical leadership advancement. ‘The Premium Leader: Leadership attributes and strategies for today's volatile world’ by Dayo Olomu is a seminal work of insightful research and engaging presentation which is bound to appeal to a wide range of leadership cadres, administrators, students, and enthusiasts alike. It is a book devoted to providing solutions to leadership challenges and teaching how to excel in administrative and management situations full of uncertainties and surprises.

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SLONDONMORRAH (Wilfred Oyem)

‘SLONDONMORRAH’ by Wilfred Oyem is a fictionalised narrative of the decline in morals attributable in part, to the often askance, divergent views of freedom in contemporary western society. It is a gripping narration told in the same intensity and depth as the encompassing decadence. In London meets Sodom and Gomorrah, Oyem projects a fictionalised view of a present-day society, offering insightful perspectives into the conniving effects of ill-perceived freedoms, misguided agitation for personal and sectorial rights, and governmental foibles orchestrated by the press.

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CAGED IN (William Dumbili)

‘Caged In’, a novel by William Dumbili, will delight readers of good books. William is a writer to watch out for. His fiction is set to the pulsating rhythms of south London and the riveting echoes of its unending spasms of colourful lives, peoples, intrigues and dark underbelly. A cherished privilege working with this daring and talented 23-year-old on his debut. The future indeed is here!

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FORWARD TO THE PAST (Paul Olorih)

‘Forward to the Past: Echoes of June 12 and MKO Abiola as pivots in Nigeria's developing democracy,’ is a collaborative project with FocusMedia (PCL) Ltd. Written by Nigerian journalist, Paul Olorih, this is a book of political history, democracy and civil rights in Nigeria. It documents the June 12 1993 presidential election, adjudged as fairest and most peaceful, and the events following its annulment by the Ibrahim Babangida-led military junta. It also highlights the role of MKO Abiola as a symbol of the struggle to upstage the junta.

Sheer brilliance shines through this book by Olorih whose disposition to hard work and excellence has not been diminished by the acute challenges of his recent loss of sight to glaucoma.

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LIFTING THE VEIL OF MARRIAGE (Dolapo Agoro)

Lifting the Veil of Marriage: My Survival Story is the debut book by the cerebral lawyer and community advocate, the Rev Dolapo Agoro. The book offers an insight into getting the most out of the institution of marriage. Written by an experienced counsellor in pastoral care, the author draws copiously from her personal marital experience to expound the secrets in the marriage institution. It also highlights the pitfalls to be avoided by a single person seeking to marry. The challenges that may be experienced during courtship and a lifetime of marriage are emphasised. Its anecdotal approach to exhortation and admonition offers physical and spiritual guidance as life skills to work an own way out of an abusive relationship.

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Our appreciation goes to the brilliant and dedicated minds, our authors, who have come up with these materials. Intensely challenging times, the world is witnessing indeed. What with the social meltdown prompted by COVID-19 and the incessant lockdowns, stifling half-truths, well-intentioned but oft-confusing government directives, conspiracy theories and all that! But you guys have rolled up your sleeves and got on with what had to be done. Amazing! Thank you.

Now that half the job' s done, let us help our readers find these great titles to read.

July 2021, London UK

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POSTCARD FROM CAIRO - Notes on the 2023 publishing fellowship

By Segun Martins Fajemisin • 02 Feb, 2023

POSTCARD FROM CAIRO - Notes on the 2023 publishing fellowship “ Every act of communication is a miracle of translation .” - Ken Liu, ‘The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories’ This year’s edition of the publishing fellowship, ‘Cairo Calling 6.0’ has now concluded and with great success. The programme was full of warmth and an endearing atmosphere of Egyptian hospitality. Geared towards presenting the abundance of publishing resources available from Egypt and the Arab world, it was also an opportunity for professionals in the industry from outside the region to take up translation and the publishing of books in Arabic into other languages. It is envisaged that the exchange of publishing rights would facilitate spreading the reach of the avalanche of resources produced in the region. Immensely grateful to the organisers at the General Egyptian Book Organisation (GEBO) for inviting me to the 2023 Publishing Fellowship.

From Malta with love… of books!

By Infomediaworks Limited • 01 Dec, 2022

The Malta Book Festival is the foremost book celebration in the country’s cultural calendar. Annually, the MBF boasts an attendance rate of 40,000 visitors, the participation of more than 40 exhibitors, and offers extensive networking opportunities for industry professionals. The book Festival begins with the opening ceremony on the evening of Tuesday 22. The event which is running for the second year at the famous Malta Fairs and Convention Centre (MFCC), Ta’ Qali, is opening its doors to the public over five days from Wednesday November 23, till Sunday November 27. The festival’s events are being organised by the National Book Council in collaboration with participating publishers, authors, booksellers, student associations, NGOs and government agencies. At the core of the 2022 festival will be a record number of 50 exhibitors, who are all linked to the book industry and many of whom are organising numerous events populating the festival programme. Infomediaworks are participating as an exhibitor (Stand Number 13).

Salute to Dayo Olomu, the guru of self-reinvention

By Segun Martins Fajemisin • 21 Apr, 2021

Dr Dayo Olomu propels his career to the upper echelon with the publication of his groundbreaking book on premium leadership. It is a much needed guidance for leaders and managers in a world that continues to see unimaginable scale of volatility and uncertainties in personal lives, social spheres and in enterprise. It is a book devoted to providing solutions to leadership challenges and teaching how to excel in personal, administrative and management situations full of uncertainties and surprises.

Book Review: FAITH OF A CHILD: The Autobiography of Patti Boulaye

By SM Fajemisin • 30 Dec, 2018

Singer, actress, artist and charity founder, Patti Boulaye OBE (born Patricia Ngozi Ebigwei) is a known name and familiar face to millions around the world. One of the eight children in her family, she had moved to the United Kingdom aged 16, with the aim of becoming a nun. Famous for her singing and stage career, she is also into modelling (the face of Lux beauty soap for 29 years) and acting (playing the title role of Bisi in the 1977 Jab Adu-directed flick, ‘Bisi Daughter of the River’ – critically acclaimed as the biggest grossing African movie ever).

At the book presentation of Nigerian-British Politicians in the UK and Republic of Ireland

Book Review: Nigerian-British Politicians in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland: A Book of Profiles

By Prof Emmanuel Ojo Ademola • 21 Mar, 2018

This book gives a strengthening range of thoughts featuring the commendable commitments of those recorded, particularly at the grassroots level. It exhibits the Nigerian-British commitment to administration inside the political arrangement of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.

Book Review: THE GOLDMINE of YOUR MIND (YOUR FAST TRACK TO ABUNDANCE)

By Prof Emmanuel Ojo Ademola • 26 Nov, 2016

A highly useful reference book for CEOs in need of creative ideas in the subject domain of Innovation, be it handling Change, forming a winning team, mentoring, coaching, delegation, as well as developing skills for success in entrepreneurship.

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