Tell mi a story

Osholene's Upiomoh's Novel. 'How I live in Meritah' takes readers into the wisdom, depth and folklore of Africa. A vivid account steeped in tradition and connected to nature. Family and children are celebrated on every page. Knowledge is passed on through lineage across the beatiful land of Meritah.

Meritah Wisdom Book Launch

You are invited to Nu Narrative Book Launch featuring

Africa Indigenous Traditional Oral Storytelling, dancing & drumming

Meritah Wisdom Education Center for Children and Families, are very thrilled to have you register with us for our July 3rd event. It will be an event filled with learning, laughter, music, and play.

Africa Indigenous Storytelling:..Who are my Ancestors...

Afican Indigenous Storytelling: Humm! Who are my Ancestors and why are they important for my life to be good and successful?

Learning from African Indigenous Women

In this presentation, Osholene draws upon our African Indigenous cultural knowledge and practices to show how our African Indigenous culture presents the African Indigenous woman. The conclusion presents the African Indigenous culture as one that aligns with Nature, and, following Nature, the African Indigenous woman is honoured, well respected, empowered, and regarded as the elder of the night that presides over the birth of a Nation and the destiny of their children.

Osholene’s school of African ancestry

Indigenous African educator Osholene Oshobugie will read from her new children’s book, My Sleeping Dream: How I Learnt My Numbers, about African Indigenous peoples’ discovery of numbers as one...