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By Nkem Egenuka
“Any book that helps a child to form a habit of reading, to make reading one of his deep and continuing needs, is good for him”- Maya Angelou
As an organization that is committed to providing free libraries, we also do Reading Programmes to encourage the students to love to read and to build their confidence.
We believe that reading is crucial... Read More
By Nkem Egenuka
Zaccheus Onumba Dibiaezue Memorial Libraries continues its initiative to extend its libraries to the Nigerian Prison Services by establishing libraries in all prisons in Anambra State.
The simultaneous commissioning of Nnewi and Ekwulobia prisons was done on the 4th of October 2017, by the Comptroller-General of Nigeria Prisons Service (NPS)... Read More
By Nkem Egenuka
Olaudah Equiano also known as Gustavus Vassa was a prominent Nigerian in London, a freed slave who supported the British movement. He was part of an abolitionist group called Sons of Africa and was an active leader of the anti-slave movements in the 1780’s. His autobiography, The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, published in... Read More
By Nkem Egenuka
Your opinion is very important when it comes to your chlid's education. He or she is directly or indirectly influenced by your interests.
Tips on How to Make your Child an 'A' Student
Pay attention to the nutrition of your child, studies have shown that children perform better when they get the adequate sleep and are well nourished.
Developing a... Read More
By Nkem Egenuka
Bilingual Children are able to speak two languages with the fluency of a native speaker. Most Nigerians are bilinguals which makes it possible for most Nigerian Children to be bilinguals.
Raising a child with excellent bilingual ability can be a big challenge sometimes. So, here are some useful tips.
Tips for raising a Bilingual Child
Equip... Read More
By Nkem Egenuka
“Teachers, I believe, are the most responsible and important members of society because their professional efforts affect the fate of the earth.” ― Helen Caldicott
Today is World Teachers’ Day and we the efforts teachers make to education and development of people around the globe. According to UNESCO, this year’s celebration theme is “Teaching... Read More
By santi.femi
A slow blossoming of love is the subject of this short story by Santi Femi. Are you a writer? Send your poetry, short fiction, and non-fiction to editorial@zodml.org, for a chance to be featured on our blog.
I sat on a rickety bench with a woman selling French apples by the busy road. The wait was a long one. It was half an hour after the time we... Read More
By Nkem Egenuka
Nigeria was a colony of Great Britain until it became an independent Nation on the 1st of October, 1960.
Do you love poems? Below is a beautiful poem about Nigeria, Enjoy!
Fatherland - An Independence Anniversary Poem
By Oliver O. Mbamara
Though in hardship we may suffer,
We assure tomorrow with steadfast faith,
As a breed of people never... Read More
By Nkem Egenuka
The world was exactly as it should be. No more and definitely no less. She had the love of a good man. A house. And her own money — still new and fresh and the healthiest shade of green — the thought of it buoyed her and gave her a rush that made her hum.
These same streets she had walked before seemed to have acquired a certain newness. Humming,... Read More
By Nkem Egenuka
Nigerian authors have witten a lot of fiction and non-fiction books. Here are a list of well written Non-fiction available in our library.
Ake: The Years of Childhood by Wole Soyinka
This book is Wole Soyinka's autobiographical account about events in his childhood between 1934 and 1945 in the town of Ake in present-day Nigeria.
He begins his... Read More
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