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24/12/2023

We wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy new year
From all of us @ Afroconomy

22/10/2023

Mustard Seeds in indeed
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About yesterday's Art class. Our group of future Picasso's were at work for over 4 hours practicing pen strokes. And let's just say, they proved to be mustard seeds indeed.

But that is why they came, isn't it?

Like every other investment, we will keep watering until they find full expression. The beauty we saw in yesterday's Art class was the courage to better ones-self at a craft.

Maybe we should organize one for Writers?
What do you think?

16/10/2023

Planting Mustered Seeds

A while ago it came to my attention that a team member on Afroconomy was quite the pencil artist and has managed to hone his craft so well it pays him on his off days.

So, I had him draw me and what I saw impressed me. This got me thinking, and in line with our vision of investing in our creative talents in Africa, we could literary make many more like him.

Plant mustered Seeds so to speak.

We have decided to sponsor q mentorship program with our very own Tee Pencils... In this program, he will hold select young artists by the hand for over a period of 6 months, where he will train them to hone thier craft as pencil artists.

In addition to sponsoring this training program, Afroconomy will sponsor the first drawing tools for the best trainees at the end of the mentorship program, in the hopes that we have set the ball rolling for what can become livable skills for participants.

Feyiseye Fadeni
CEO Afroconomy

08/10/2023

Every business needs staying power to succeed and the staying power for any business is it's assets...

We just lunched our Ultra Modern Lounge and Bar at No.13 Boumediene Road Nayari High, Barnawa Kaduna Nigeria...

If you are a writer signed to Afroconomy and you are in Kaduna, this is the go-to place to kick back, relax and get that book out of you...

And as a courtesy from our management you get free wifi access and cocktails, just scan the qr code at the gate.

Cool right?

There is so much more we have install for you and we will get there... For me AFROCONOMY's mission is still to change lives and empower Africa's rich creative talent...

Signed Feyiseye Fadeni P.hd
CEO Afroconomy

16/08/2023

Shaagee Ngohile Roxanne forever in our hearts 🕯️

09/03/2023

November 🔥

05/02/2023

Dear Writer...

We know it started to feel like we forgot you! But We did not!

While we work on publishing all the wonderful stories collected during AWP 2022 to our reading app… and exclusive publication deals for the winners and selected manuscripts by our editors,

Once a month, through 2023 someone will win $10 (paid via paypal, domiciliary account or your local country currency in any African country you reside)

It's simple,

Once a month, we will announce a topic on a friday.... You will write a story of not more that 350 words over the weekend and post to our page

The winner will be announced in the course of the following week and be credited...

Keep your eyes peeled on the page
You blink you miss

03/02/2023

Submissions Open!!!

In the spirit of keeping up with our promise to invest in Africa's creative talent, we are calling on artistes; 'digital' and 'traditional' to enter their submissions for the Afroconomy Art Price....

Submission guidelines

1. Submit your work, (any work) with progress shots of at least six stages as an attachment to your mail to [email protected]

2. The pictures should be no more than 1mb each, and must be 'mobile phone camera,' hand held shots

2. The cover letter, (the mail) should detail your name, phone number, social media handles and a brief description of the works

3. Submissions are open from 3rd to 17 February 2023.

4. Half the total number of submissions received will advance to the next round.

5. In the interest of fairness, both rounds of this competition would be strictly determined by polls. Judges would only be called on randomly to break ties.

6. Votes are valid only if the voter is part of the Afroconomy space (has liked our page and is following us on Facebook and Instagram)

7. Afroconomy reserves the right to turn down any submission, disqualify any entry or vote, at any stage of the competition

02/02/2023

Our Afroconomy Coin (AFC) is launching soon. Follow our telegram for AFC-specific updates https://t.me/afroconomy

We are updating our website to reflect this new product. Have you visited our website lately?

Our team of highly experienced and dedicated developers work round the clock to support the Afroconomy vision. Please share to reach more people

27/01/2023

Who's Ready?

Tell a friend to tell a friend... Details coming soon

24/01/2023

If you blink...
You Miss

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22/01/2023

Prick no get shoulders; Horror/Comedy
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Some seven or maybe eight miles south-east of Wurukum’s traffic circle, the heart of Makurdi town, it looked as if it would be a warm morning, in the small hamlet, the few hundred locals who lived there called Apir.

As if it would be a brilliant day full of many bright colors. A day good for farming, devoid of any wicked weather likely to punish any outdoor actives.

But that was only at first.

Without warning, the darkness came. As though God, by whatever name you call him, had reached out into the sky and yanked a dark celestial curtain, theming of heavy clouds over the rising sun.

One moment there was this giant, brilliant, orange blur rising proudly in the east, and the next, the sky had turned grey and the golden hour of the morning was gone. Swallowed back into the passing night.

Then there was wind.

Strong, angry winds, that blew with standards of; on the eight-day, God said let there be wind!

In this violent tempest, something happened. Not even Latisha can say what happened, but she was alive again. Confused. Out of touch. Not sure how she had ended up in the family grave yard, where the tempest seemed most violent.

Her last memories, in-coherent flashes baring down on her senses with the weight of concrete; was her struggling. Her, biting and clawing. Begging and crying. Then in that madness of a hundred memory flashes overwhelming her, there was this one face she managed to focus on.

It was a somewhat familiar face. A face she remembered trusting. It looked down on her searingly, just before he pressed a pillow over her face.

It was the last thing she remembered before the nothingness that followed. ‘Had they killed her?’ ‘Did she really die?’ ‘Was she still dead…

Prick No Get shoulders!!!

Consumed by grief and denial, Essien makes a deal with a shadowy figure calling himself the Devils Accountant to return his dead girlfriend, a victim of ritualistic killing back to life.

Soon available on the app!
🫥🫣

19/01/2023

*Don't wait for the next "Writers Price'
Submit and earn nau...

1. Using a simple metric... Your digitally published assets earn you money, for every second readers spend on your books...

2. We promote promising assets... And help our writers gain more visibility

3. We offer exclusive contracts...

Earn now!

Submit a manuscript to [email protected], Ms word document. The cover letter of the email, should include your phone number (Whatsapp) and social media handles

10/01/2023

We said we were going to invest in creative talents and we are;

Our reading app were writers can earn off thier writing, looking good.

Down load on IOS @ https://apps.apple.com/ng/app/afroconomy-books/id1605742807

and google PlayStore @ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.topnotchitsolutions.afroconomy

keep your eyes on this page... We have only Just begun

09/01/2023

ITS ABOUT THAT TIME
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#1…

"Alkawari" by @ Tomna Alvin

Alkawari, comes in as our top pick for the 'Afroconomy Writers Prize 2022.' edging over our other top picks in uniqueness of idea and the telling.

The masterfully written Fantasy story, follows the Legend of '33' a shadow of Mirazhan and her nerve strangling adventures as she tries to forestall the return of Alkawari, the Spirit Of Unfulfilled Promises.

Raised on Daxnome in a matriarchy warrior society, (much like the Amazons of the big screen's) '33' thrills us from page to page, with her near impossible skill with the bow.

Tomna Alvin's good command of words, well structured plot, unexpected twists at every turn of events, and just when we thought he was becoming predictable, and also; his ability to put us right there with his characters, is a sure sign that he ready for the big stage.

congratulations TOMNA ALVIN

read the first three chapters of Alkawari here https://afroconomy.co.uk/alkawari/

09/01/2023

ITS ABOUT THAT TIME
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#1…

our winner is ... 😂😂😂😂

please stay tuned @12 pm African Time

08/01/2023

AHEAD OF THE FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
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Let us give honor, to whom honor is due!! Let me introduce the Man, the Mind and the Money behind the Afroconomy Writers Prize;

Feyiseye Fadeni PhD, Msc, BSc, OCJP, OCE, OCA, Oracle, CEH. The Founder, Visioneer and CEO of Afroconomy.

Before Afroconomy, Dr. Fadeni is also the Founder and CEO of Topnotch IT Solutions; a thriving, innovative and thought leading IT solution company based in the UK.

Notable of the young prodigy's enterprise is;
TopNotch IT Solutions,
Afroconomy,
Fadeni Properties (in the Uk and Lagos Nigeria),
Blasengine (An all things Black search engine),

After graduating the Nigerian Airforce Military School Jos as a teenager and earning his first degree, Dr. Fadeni (first of his names, titles, titles, titles 😂😂😂) earned himself a Masters Degree in Advance Computer Science and a Doctorate degree in Artificial Intelligence (Natural Language Processing) and other related advance diploma's.

Birthed of his vested interest in impacting the African economic space through investing in its creative talent, Dr. Fadeni started Afroconomy.

Afroconomy has gone on to produce and publish; Wahala be like Bicycle. Wahala be like bicycle's Audio Drama. A short Film based on Wahala be like bicycle (in the works).

In the same vein, our young prodigy and progenitor has Instituted; the Afroconmy book writer's competition.

Engineered the Afroconmy book app, Afroconomy digital HRM & SMM Tools, Mobile App Games, Mini-Games, Afroconomy rice and the Afroconomist Magazine (to be lunched later this year).

It is his vision and our collective hopes at afro_conomy to impact African creatives and by extension the African economic space through publishing and other thought driven enterprising ventures.

07/01/2023

For the Love of the Culture... You did well @ Oche Anejo 🙏🏾🙏🏾

06/01/2023

ITS ABOUT THAT TIME
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#2…

"The god in The Woods" by Surgeon Eru Confidence

The god in The Woods is a fast paced Saga that kept us right at the edge of our seats from start to finish. A true masterful stroke by Eru. The tale pitches the preternaturals of the fictional Mirkwoods against one another.

Five distinct skin-walker communities, fighting over territory have been forced into a loose pact by the Leopards. but trouble stirs when an errant leopard crosses into wolf territory to save a stranded stranger.

With her arrival on the scene, enemies much older than territorial squabbles are returning to the Mirkwoods. Survival depends only in re-instituting the old pact.

But the only preternatural strong enough to do this has a secrete that is threatening to burn the mirkwoods down all by itself...

read the first five chapters of The god in the Woods @ https://afroconomy.co.uk/the-god-in-the-woods/

a master stroke! 😍😍😍

04/01/2023

ITS ABOUT THAT TIME
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#3…

"Mandy's Super Trio" by Oche Anejo

Mandy's Super Trio is an adept chronicle that recounts the tale of Mr. Dawson; a horoscope addicted creative writer, facing capital punishment for the murder of his university sweet heart.

The masterfully written lesson filled page turner, takes many unexpected turns, as Oche Anejo navigates us through the mind of a quintessential Aquarius.

With a word count of 60k+ 'Mandy's Super Trio' proudly claims our number 3 spot!

Read the first two chapters of this explosive tale @ https://afroconomy.co.uk/mandys-super-trio/

Well done Oche Anejo
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04/01/2023

THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL!

And the grace to understand this, or more specifically, the lack of it thereof, is why many young talents don't go far.

Tresh Cobhams Segun It is ok for you to decide that this piece is your favourite. And no sin to say; had you been a judge, it would have won.

Perchance; a judge or two even felt that way... 'perchance.' I mean the piece came in 4th place of a total 107.

But this was a collective decision, by seven judges...

Now while we appreciate how strongly you feel about this story, to begin to pray that 'God open the eye's of our esteemed judges,' especially when;

1. You have not read the whole manuscript?
2. You have not read excerpts from the wining stories?

No be juju be that? 🥺

Is 'on a blue boy Street' the Magna Opus of writing? Can this story and it's plot as you have read, dear readers not be improved upon?

So on what basis have you cohbams segun decided it couldn't have been surpassed by other submissions?

Every story that made the long list of 50 is worth taking a chance on... All of them. And had we the resources we would offer them all deals.

This is why we are currently working on publishing them all to our reading apps. On creating a lucrative platform where the authors of these beautiful pieces can earn of their craft.

Alas this is a competition. And there will only be one winner. Not because this winner has written "the one story to rule them all!" But because per set parameters, rules and expectations... They have edged out on top!

Vivienne Tet you should be proud of your brain child! It's a brilliant piece. But we encourage you not to internalize every opinion. There is always room for improvement. And you will be required to, if we do extend an offer for you to write with us!

Cheers

03/01/2023

ITS ABOUT THAT TIME
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#4…

"On a Blue Boy Street" by Vivienne Tet

Ibemere Vivian's well crafted and heart felt telling follows a thirteen year old Chukwuma; who is gutted by fire and hospitalized for years.

Chukwuma blames his misfortune on God but must now navigate his life in harsh realities as he tries to find his father.

Ibemere's artfully written tale, employs a gentle touch and quiet humor, but spares us none of the chilling details, that earns 'On a Blue Boy street' its No 4 spot on our List...

read part one of on a blue street @ https://afroconomy.co.uk/on-a-blue-boy-street/
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02/01/2023

ITS ABOUT THAT TIME
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#5

"Let me tell you Something" by Neeyola Victor

Let me tell you something is a collection of six brilliantly written short stories, that feature six women with different challenges in the Nigerian Society.

The stories use imagery, humor, a simple and relatable diction, to explore experiences that lead to self discovery and growth for the principal actors.

Of the total of 107 submissions and with a word count of 37k+, 'Let me tell you something' sits at number 5 with an overall judges rating of 88.4%...

read the first story 'Death and the Girl' @ HTTPS://AFROCONOMY.CO.UK/DEATH-AND-THE-GIRL/

01/01/2023

ITS ABOUT THAT TIME
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To announce the final 5 and the Winners of our Book Writers Contest, we have decided to do something different.

We would be posting the final 5 in a countdown to the runner up and the winner; starting tomorrow 2nd to 6th January 2023...

Please stay tuned...
Happy New Year and as always, may the odds be with you!

29/12/2022

It's almost a wrap to 2022, less than 3 days to go. As the year winds down, the conventional thing to do is reflect on the highs and lows through the year; more like counting your blessings and taking account of the lessons learnt from your Ls.

It's noble to say that the better mindset is having an attitude of gratitude; take a more resolute look at the positives and not the negative.

For us at Afroconomy, we've had our own fair share of Wins and we like to be loud it.

One of such is the privilege of organising the just concluded Writers Competition. And as reviews are ongoing for the shortlisted manuscript that made the cut and as we are getting ready to announce our winners, it's something we want to take so much joy in and the bliss of being part of the greatness creatives across Nigeria are up too.

Like they say, "trust the process", and the process we did enjoy especially when young writers sort to hold us accountable and require a show transparency of screening process and our credibility.

A testament to the resolve of young people and the value they place on their work. Big ups to everyone who drop comments, made enquiries and sent in their entry.

For benefit of hindsight, it awesome to say again what a privilege this has been.

Speaking of transparency, just to recap, as seen in carousel images, emails sent to individuals who submitted their entry for the competition.

Cheers to doing greater things together in 2023.

Touché!

26/12/2022

Congratulations 🎉🎉
We are officially down to the best 10
👏🏾👏🏾

May the odds be with you!

25/12/2022

Feliz Navidad
🎉🎉🎉🎄

20/12/2022

Welcome to the Short list 🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations to those who made the cut
May the odds be with you!

28/07/2022

Remember, the quite familiar allegory of the elephants in the circus is often used to illustrate how powerful the mind is and the powerful effect fear and failure have on people significantly. The fact that elephants so strong and heavy enough to weigh over a ton could be held to a little pole by a chain they can rip off by just the swing of their leg all because of failure from past attempts.

Slavery isn't on in chains; there are different shades to it. But the most colossal is when we are enslaved in our minds.

Pretty sure you are aware of thought-provoking books like: "How Europe Underdeveloped Africa" and many other works of literature, documentary and insights meticulous - rightly so unravelled how although a vast or rather all African nations have gained independence but yet still chained ideologically?

What do you think? In your opinion, what are the different shades of slavery we are still subtly subjected to that have kept us handicapped as a people?

Please share your thoughts by dropping a comment.

Thank you!

NB: Remember to download the Afroconomy App; available on Playstore and iOS.

18/07/2022

Personally which do you prefer - eBooks or Hardcover?

There are many who are of the sentiment that they prefer to read from hardcopy under the reason of concentration. but there are others who love the simplicity of reading write from their mobile device at any given moment they so please.

Which of the divide do you belong to?

Drop your comments below.

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Planting Mustered Seeds A while ago it came to my attention that a team member on Afroconomy was quite the pencil artist and has managed to hone his craft so well it pays him on his off days. So, I had him draw me and what I saw impressed me. This got me thinking, and in line with our vision of investing in our creative talents in Africa, we could literary make many more like him. Plant mustered Seeds so to speak. We have decided to sponsor q mentorship program with our very own Tee Pencils... In this program, he will hold select young artists by the hand for over a period of 6 months, where he will train them to hone thier craft as pencil artists. In addition to sponsoring this training program, Afroconomy will sponsor the first drawing tools for the best trainees at the end of the mentorship program, in the hopes that we have set the ball rolling for what can become livable skills for participants. Feyiseye Fadeni CEO Afroconomy

ITS ABOUT THAT TIME 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 #1… our winner is ... 😂😂😂😂 please stay tuned @12 pm African Time

Wahala-be-like-bicycle the Audio book cooking 🔥🔥 Anticipate #wahalabelikebicyclenovel #WAHALABELIKEBICYCLE #afroconomy #afms #02setexjam #seyefadeni #babrygernah

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