A Deltan and Edo State based literary icon, Godstime Assin, has been honoured by the Law Students Association (LAWSA), Faculty of Law, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Edo State, in recognition of his contributions to humanity and youth development through literature.
The recognition celebrates Assin’s longstanding contributions to society and his role in using literature to inspire young people and promote positive social values.
Reacting to the development, the Author expressed gratitude to God and appreciation for the recognition of his efforts.
According to him, “God has been my backbone. Awards like this gladden my heart because they show that someone is watching and appreciating the little efforts we make to better society.”
Godstime Assin has authored more than 100 books over a literary career spanning more than two decades, establishing himself as a prolific writer with a strong focus on education, youth development and societal transformation.
His books have been adopted by Ministries of Education in nine states, reflecting their relevance to educational development and learning.
Among his recent publications are School Is Not a Scam, and Generation of Mad People, which have attracted wide readership across the country.
The award adds to the recognition of Assin’s literary contributions and underscores the role of writers in shaping young minds, promoting knowledge and contributing to societal development.
