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Discover the heart of Joko Edu: timeless journals, mindful planners, and everyday stationery that celebrate Africa’s culture and your creativity.

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2026 IWD Journal

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Lagos Skyline 2.0

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Accra Skyline 1.0

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Joko Edu Silhoutte Journal

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Every gift tells a story. Partner with Joko Edu to create custom journals, stationery, and lifestyle products that reflect your brand or celebration in a way that makes those moments memorable. For larger orders or personalised designs, share your enquiry with us below.

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What Our Story Tellers Think

Awala-Ale Anirejuoritse
Awala-Ale Anirejuoritse
Before today, i don't think I had handled or used a leather journal. After getting yours, all I want to ever use are Journals from Joko Edu. 💙🩵 The leather was so soft and the edges were so smooth. Then the embossed text was just stunning. Your products are absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much.
Adetorera Sawyerr
Adetorera Sawyerr
Hi hi, good evening, I just received the notebook in Abuja and I absolutely love the notes included in it. Thank you so much.
Osaki Enduro
Osaki Enduro
Love the journals. They make great gift items especially for family members that live in diaspora but still want a piece of home with them everyday.
Amazing "Dilah" Edore
Amazing "Dilah" Edore
The journals looks nice, I haven't opened it properly yet, but it looks nice.
Chidinma Ebere
Chidinma Ebere
Oh yes! We love it. Thank you so much for the extra 2.
Angela Addae
Angela Addae
The journals are NICE! My people really loved them
Dianiella Ajala
Dianiella Ajala
Hi Emmanuel! It was my first day back in the office today and I got to see the journals and I am even more wowed by them in person as I was when I saw them online. They are just amazing!! and thank you for the complimentary journal 💜💜💜
Damilola Oyedele
Damilola Oyedele
Lool, this is my 5th time buying the journals, I used to order off the website but it didn't work this time. This is to say yes, I do love them
Doyin Akinsanya
Doyin Akinsanya
The black notepads were lovely by the way, I can't remember if I gave feedback

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Corporate & Gifting Stories

How Joko Edu is Commemorating 2026 International Women’s Day

Every year, International Women’s Day invites us to pause and reflect. It asks us to acknowledge progress, to celebrate women, and to recommit to equity and opportunity. Last year, the global theme was Accelerate Action, a call to move faster, to do more, to push harder.

At Joko Edu, we listened closely.

This year, the official International Women’s Day 2026 theme is Give To Gain, and it feels like a natural continuation of that call.

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Women, Leadership & Community

The Umoja Village

Umoja is a village in the Samburu County of Kenya. Umoja means “unity” in Swahili, and is a women-only community founded in 1990 by Rebecca Lolosoli and a group of 15 women. These women were survivors of domestic violence, rape, and forced marriages, and as such created the village as a haven from patriarchal traditions.
Umoja has challenged centuries-old norms and proven that women can build an independent and self-sustaining society.

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African History & Heritage

The Evolution of Women’s Fashion in Africa

History, culture, and resistance are all interwoven into the richness of African women’s fashion. Before colonialism, African women dressed in ways that were representative of their culture, environment, and social standing. Clothing was more than just fabric, it served as a language, a means of self-expression, and an identification marker. African women’s fashion has evolved, shaped by trade, colonization, and modern influences, yet it still retains elements of the past.

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