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would work if we did not daily rise in pleasant greetings make the effort just to speak hoed and harrowed horrors broadcasting toxic seeds but this our understandings have plucked out all the weeds.
By Fiona Lovatt Davis
Time really flies when you are having fun. It's been a great privilege to meet and interview people who are inspiring others with their stories, their passion, their works. I hope you read or listen to the pod casts and you get inspired to do something different today. This month, our theme seems to be Africa. We talk to Ms. Fiona who left New Zealand to go to Nigeria to help with setting up libraries, Dalitso based in Zambia who is an emerging Hip Hop artist , Imani Uzuri - who is a world artist and is recognized for her eclecticism, of course Halima who discusses race relations in her book. Of course, a major thanks to everyone who got this together. Remember, you can always let us know how we are doing at info@pamelastitch.com
God Bless,
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You are listening to the voice of the youngest man in Nigeria. I welcome all people listening to this podcast in 2012. I am greeting everyone this month. I will like to thank everyone for the feedback that was received last month. This month we will discuss some of the child naming ceremony customs that we have in the South Eastern part of the country. Remember to take a listen.
I’ve known Fiona Lovatt Davis virtually for a couple of years. I’ve known her as a woman who is from New Zealand and as a person who has a strong interest in Africa (Nigeria). She is also an author and a teacher who is recognized and respected in her field.
