Ifunanya igwe biography books
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Till We All Win
Till We All Win is a book centred on developing a mindset that sees beyond individual success. It is founded on real-life experiences with relatable content that are refined to give deep insights into how looking beyond individual wins or successes could result in an overwhelming win for all.
It is divided into twelve themes tailored to bring HOPE to the reader. Each theme is thus characterized bygd stories that distinctively awaken hope. Like millions of people worldwide who arose from humble beginnings, the Nigerian author relays life lessons with capacities to charge both the weak and thriving minds. The life-changing masterpiece also provides pragmatic guides that promote process over results and direction over speed—encouraging every reader to appreciate little wins. Finally, the book purposefully positions the reader to keep being a work in progress to succeed for personal benefits per usual, but also, taking further steps to either initiate,
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Writing Case Reports: Teaching and Tuition Techniques, and the Improvement of Clinical Diagnostic Reasoning
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Inyi, Nigeria
Inyi is a town in Oji River Local Government Area of Enugu State, Nigeria, approximately 60 kilometers from Enugu City and 35 kilometers from Nnewi. The name "Inyi" refers to a metaphor, which is an essential component in the creation of proverbs. It is the Igbo name for the red water tree. Due to historical events connecting the tree and the town's founder, he was given the name, which subsequently became the town's name.[1] Inyi has several tourist attractions, including the Nwachighi stream, Ajala Inyi shrine, Okpu-ogho spring, Oji Alum Rapids, and the Sacred Heart Church. The town is also known for its pottery and traditional crafts. Visitors can also enjoy the hospitality of the Inyi people, who are known for their love of traditional music and dance. They also have a rich tradition of pottery and traditional crafts. The people of Inyi are primarily farmers, wine tappers, and petty traders. Women are skilled in pottery and the making of abacha v