Monday, May 4, 2020

Gloria Oluchi John - SYNW Young Female Writer of the Month - April, 2020.


GLORIA OLUCHI JOHN - SYNW YOUNG FEMALE WRITER OF THE MONTH - April, 2020.





Gloria Oluchi John is a passionate and indefatigable writer who majors mostly in poetry, prose and essay. Gloria is a native of Ihe in Isialangwa North Local Government Area of Abia State.

She is currently a 200-level student of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, where she studies Mass Communication.

A zealous writer, Gloria has written quite a number of poems, short stories and articles, some of which have been published in newspapers, (like National Light Newspaper) and online platforms, like The Nigerian Voice, Zens Pens, Naija Books, Best Naija; Echo Nigeria; Gistmania, among others

Some of her recent titles include: God; Little Vampires; Fire; Free the Girls; Troubled Housewife; Sick;  Ignorant Generations; What Really Are You?; A Poem of Hope; Cohabitation: A Thorn in the Flesh of Undergraduates; Struggles of Mama, among others.

Gloria is an active member of some writers groups and associations in Nigeria, including Society of Young Nigeria Writers (SYNW) Anambra Chapter; Association of Nigeria Authors (ANA) Anambra Chapter, and Zenpens writer's community (ZWN).

Gloria's literary works has done well to place traces of smiles on the face of many. She writes with easy grace and shares an elastic cord of affinity with her pen which she gave the sobriquet  "Tool of Probity ".

The young and ardent Gloria hopes to metamorphose the world into a terrific place with this tool of probity so as to pave a way for the generations to come and enable them thread their young paths in greatness


Ebuka Okeke - SYNW Young Male Writer of the Month - April, 2020.



EBUKA OKEKE - SYNW YOUNG MALE WRITER OF THE MONTH - April, 2020.




Ebuka Okeke is an essayist, speech writer, fiction writer and literary analyst who hails from Enugu Nanka in Orumba North Local Government of Anambra State. He is currently undergoing his undergraduate studies at the Chukwuemeka Odimegwu Ojukwu University (COOU) Anambra State, where he studies Political Science.

Ebuka, an inquisitive person by nature, is more concerned and writes more about the myriad dynamics and the complexities that materialize from human interactions. 

Most of his works have appeared in the COOU Pharmacy's Journal and Zenpens literary hub.

Ebuka's recent works include: Kitoed; The Rest of Urs; Lamentations; What Pride Means to Me; Solve This, among numerous others, widely published online.

Actively involved in the literary scene of Anambra State, Ebuka is a member of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) where in 2019, he received a Certificate of Award for his efforts in promoting and uplifting Literary Arts in Anambra State.