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By Chioma Obinagwam

Graduates of the Intensive Book Writing Clinic (iBMC) have held a roundtable session to cap the programme.

L-R: Pearl Kanu, Joel Omeike(HR God Father), Coach Paul Uduk, Dr Abayomi Aiyesimoju, Femi at the roundtable hands – on interactive Session designed and implemented as a follow – up to the 10-day Intensive Book Writing Clinic held in November, 2024. Photo credit: Paul Uduk

Confiance News gathered from the founder of the academy, Paul Uduk, on Saturday.

The iBMC is the platinum arm of the Visions and Talents International, the parent company of the academy, which is committed to raising great authors.

Other members of the November 2024 iBMC cohort, who were unavoidably absent include: Bola Koleoso, Frederick Armah, Chioma Obinagwam, Olusola Oyewole, Yakubu Aliyu, and Comfort Afia.

Some of their book soon-to-be published books include: And the Gun Came Back by Dr. Bola Koleoso; Boundaries by Pearl Kanu; The Remarkable Father by Chioma Obinagwam; Non-Communicable Diseases by Dr. Paul Ogunbunmi.

Others include the Non-Interest Islamic Finance by Yakubu Aliyu; Roadmap to Winning Grants by Fayo Williams; Sanctuaries of the Heart by Pearl Kanu;
Time Management Blueprint by Femi Kolajo;
The Confidence Code by Comfort Afia; and Vital Powers that Flow through Woman by Dr. Abayomi Aiyesimoju.

Interestingly, Fire Your HR by Joel Omeike was published on Monday, the 9th of December.

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