About

Chidimma Benson is a scriptwriter, a music composer, and a prose/fiction writer. She has a B.Ed. in Music and Education, an M.A., and a Ph.D. in Theater-in-Education. Her self-publishing career began in  2021, with the publishing of her first musical play, Queen Esther’s Sacrifice. Having given herself to full-time writing, within a space of ten months, she emerged with her ten self-published books, six of which are musical dramatic works, three of them being educational resource books, and one, a Christian religious non-fiction. In addition to writing entertaining, educational and insightful books for public consumption, Dr. Chidimma is out to promote the use of drama for exciting, engaging and interactive experiences in the learning of Igbo language in schools and at home. The successful publishing of her Theatrical Classroom Lesson Plans, which contains two Igbo lessons that are to be conveyed through Igbo drama, aroused a desire in her to begin writing full-length plays and compendium of plays in Igbo language, an idea she has nursed for some time. Her interest for theatrical Igbo contents is also seen in Queen Esther’s Sacrifice in which she interwove a few Igbo speeches with dialogues in English language.

To access Theatrical Classroom Lesson Plans and Queen Esther’s Sacrifice, go to amazon.com/author/chidimma.

 Chibuzo Onyia is a mother of three kids and an indigene of Imo State. 

She is a qualified and certified educationist currently teaching in one of the schools under the educational sector of the Rivers State government She obtained a Bachelor degree   (B.ED) and a Masters degree (M.SC) in Geography and Environmental Sciences.  Chibuzo Onyia has a vast experience in classroom management, organization, and delivery of lessons. She has been in the teaching field for over twenty years. She has excellent motivational skills and is well-versed in handling children and young adults

“The idea to diversify and encourage young minds in the area of learning their "mother tongue"  was a welcome idea born out of love and pride for our culture, people, and land. Coming from such a culturally endowed tribe has been a tremendous strength in this life journey. They say we think, reason, and rationalize first in our mother tongue. Together, we can help provide a better focus for the younger generation.”

 Ugochi Chukwuemeka is a Nigerian-based French teacher who has taught French to young children and adolescents over the last 14 years. She is passionate about raising enthusiastic learners who exhibit confidence in every progress made. Ugochi is also experienced in classroom teaching and management as she has taught in the elementary and middle school levels.

Ugochi holds a Bachelor’s degree in Foreign Language French and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education. Being a native Igbo speaker, she loves to teach and promote the language and rich culture of her people, especially to the Ibos in Diaspora.