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Edo Citizens Purchased 135 Books In Support of Edo Language Day, August 10th, 2024

As the 2024 Edo Language Day is getting closer, some eminent Edo citizens have stepped up to support the program. Lady Aseosa bought 100 books, Evang. Judith Ede Roland bought 15 copies and sister Helen Aisien purchased 20 books to support Edo Language Day Worldwide! I discounted 5000 books in a donation to this year's Edo Language Day Worldwide! For each book sold, N1000 will be donated to Edo Language Day Worldwide. I encourage everyone to please support Edo Language Day program by purchasing or donating this book to your Alma-Mater (the secondary, college, or university you attended in Nigeria or abroad). I discounted the book for only N5000 for a copy in Nigeria. Wa hia ru ese. Thank you all! --Nekpen Obasogie







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