SO What's the update brutha? Have you heard from the Igbo language institute as of yet? Why not try reaching out to groups such as the Osigwe family, and encourage them to use Nsibidi in order to propagate Igbo culture. Here's how you can contact them: http://www.anyiam-osigwe.com/v2/index.php?option=com_contact&view=contact&id=1&Itemid=50
Also, you should reach out to blogs that focus on putting forth the Igbo voice, such as www.igboezue.com You should get in contact with the editors and alert them of your breakthrough, especially when one considers their popularity...
**Just a thought, I'd just hate to see this site go stagnant.... -_-'
I would be lying if I said the project is completed. I may not be posting frequently, but I have not abandoned the project. I will start contacting people when the after I've tested the project out some more (prepare to see more example, longer paragraphs). Thanks for sticking by.
SO What's the update brutha? Have you heard from the Igbo language institute as of yet? Why not try reaching out to groups such as the Osigwe family, and encourage them to use Nsibidi in order to propagate Igbo culture. Here's how you can contact them: http://www.anyiam-osigwe.com/v2/index.php?option=com_contact&view=contact&id=1&Itemid=50
ReplyDeleteAlso, you should reach out to blogs that focus on putting forth the Igbo voice, such as www.igboezue.com You should get in contact with the editors and alert them of your breakthrough, especially when one considers their popularity...
**Just a thought, I'd just hate to see this site go stagnant.... -_-'
I would be lying if I said the project is completed. I may not be posting frequently, but I have not abandoned the project. I will start contacting people when the after I've tested the project out some more (prepare to see more example, longer paragraphs). Thanks for sticking by.
ReplyDeleteNo No Brother Gin! Thank YOU FoR BEING THE FIRST TO DO THIS!!!
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