Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF) is delighted to announce a special Book Day event scheduled for October 3, 2025. It is an event that will celebrate the power of words to inspire change. The event promises to be an inspiring and engaging celebration of literature, environmental awareness, and community involvement. Pleased to confirm that renowned author Nduka Otiono will be the guest at this month’s Book Reading Day.
Known for his compelling stories and poetry that intricately blend culture, environment, and identity, Otiono is expected to captivate with readings from his notable works, as part of a broader initiative to foster environmental awareness and promote sustainable practices.
The event aligns with the mission of the Book Day activity to explore the intersections of culture, environment, and identity, highlighting HOMEF’s commitment to promoting environmental justice anchored on the needs of the people and in reference to Mother Earth.
Nduka Otiono, a multiple award-winning author is a Professor and Director of the Institute of African Studies, Carleton University, Canada. He was for many years a journalist in Nigeria, General Secretary of the Association of Nigerian Authors and founding member of the board of Nigeria Prize for Literature as well as of UNESCO’s National Committee for Intangible Cultural Heritage for Nigeria. He is the author and co-editor of about a dozen books of creative writing and academic research. His research has appeared in top-ranked academic journals.
The event is open to the public, and everyone is encouraged — literature lovers, environmentalists, and curious minds alike — to join the event and enjoy an enriching experience. Participation is free, but early registration ensures a good spot.
It promises to be a day of literary exploration and environmental reflection.
For more information, interested readers can register for the event at home@homef.org or cadmus@homef.org.
Register with the link below: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7TSgPuluSgmwmZfKTJFgzw#/registration