14th Year Anniversary: SYNW Rebrands Logos of Akure Book Club, Ekiti Book Club

 

14TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY: SYNW REBRANDS LOGOS OF AKURE BOOK CLUB, EKITI BOOK CLUB

 

The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW Global) has unveiled newly redesigned logos for two of its prominent initiatives, the Akure Book Club and the Ekiti Book Club, as part of the 14th-anniversary celebration of the society. This rebranding also marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of both clubs.

This announcement was made in a press release issued by Wole Adedoyin, Founder of the Akure and Ekiti Book Clubs, who emphasized the symbolic importance of the new logos in representing the progress and vision of the clubs.

The Ekiti Book Club (EBC) has become a cultural beacon in Ekiti State, spearheading literary events such as the Ekiti Poetry Festival (EKPOFEST). This festival has provided a platform for poets and literary enthusiasts to showcase their talent, fostering a deeper appreciation for poetry within the region.

Meanwhile, the Akure Book Club has made its mark through its flagship event, the Akure Book and Art Festival. The festival has been a convergence point for writers, artists, and intellectuals, celebrating literature and the arts while inspiring the community to embrace creativity.

Speaking on the rebranding initiative, Mr. Adedoyin noted that the redesigned logos reflect the clubs’ growth and commitment to their missions. “These new logos signify a fresh chapter in our journey, showcasing the vibrant and innovative spirit of the Akure and Ekiti Book Clubs,” he said.

The rebranding is part of a broader strategy to strengthen the identity and visibility of both clubs, encouraging greater participation from members of the literary community and the general public. It is also a testimony to SYNW Global’s dedication to fostering a strong literary culture across Nigeria.

Mr. Adedoyin expressed gratitude to the members and leaders of both clubs for their tireless efforts in organizing impactful literary programs and sustaining the legacy of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers. He called on stakeholders in education, culture, and the arts to continue supporting the initiatives of the clubs.

The new logos were designed to capture the essence and individuality of the Akure and Ekiti Book Clubs, while aligning with SYNW Global’s overarching vision of nurturing young writers and promoting literary excellence across Nigeria.

As SYNW Global celebrates its 14th anniversary, the society remains committed to building platforms that empower writers, readers, and artists, ensuring that the literary landscape in Nigeria continues to flourish.

The Akure and Ekiti Book Clubs, with their refreshed identities, are poised to continue their contributions to literary and cultural development, creating opportunities for young and emerging voices to shine.