About The Talk Queen (Neeta Rare)

Multiple Award-winning Spoken Word Artiste, Voice Actor, Communications Trainer

As a Spoken Word Artiste, she was nominated as a finalist On UBA Africa Poetry Day Contest List In 2018. She is a One-time First Runner Up Of The Port Harcourt Literary Society Poetry Contest. She won the IMUN Award Of Excellence On Best Position Paper Of UNICEF, Conference 59.0, 2021. She was nominated For the Illustrious African Writers Awards As Outstanding Spoken Word Artiste Of The Year, 2022, BEWA Festival, By BEWA Africa.

Neeta Rare was a semifinalist and a notable mention in The SprinNG Poetry Contest, 2022 and Winner of The World Bank Poetry Contest, 2022 tagged “Youth Act On Education.” She is also Winner of The African Day Poetry Competition By Afreximbank. In July 2023, Neeta Rare was nominated for The African Podcast And Voices (APVA) Awards (Storytelling Category). She was also a finalist for The Vweta Chadwick 2023 Poetry Prize. In October, 2023, she received an Award Of Influence from LIST Africa.

As a Voice Actor, The Talk Queen Has voiced for renowned brands, businesses and organizations like John Obidi, The Eunice Thomas Leadership Academy, The Global Womanity Initiative, FinTechs like Peniremit, First Bank Nigeria, The Voice Nigeria, as well as foreign companies like Kristen Hartmann Consulting, Germany.

As a Public Presentation Trainer, Neeta Rare has trained over 2000 people from different fields in the Art Of Public Presentation. She is the Author of The Social Skills Handbook, Building Lasting Confidence, The Goal Achiever’s Guide, Keys To Effective Personal Development, The Upwork Guide, and Co-Author Of “The Interview.”
She has taught over 3000 people across fields of communication, speaking, confidence building, social skills, public presentation, copywriting, effectiveness, and Voice Acting, Vocal Development, and more.
In December, 2022, she was awarded Speaker Of The Year By BCMA.

As a humanitarian, her Organization, Street Mentors Network has since 2021, fed, trained and sheltered hundreds of street children and has been recognized by the Child Protection Network (CPN) and The Akwa Ibom State Ministry Of Women Affairs and Social Welfare. She received the Humanitarian Service Award from TWMN, 2022, for her dedication to humanitarian work. She is a recipient of the Humanitarian Award from Bonero Events and Cakes for her outstanding work with street children in 2022. In March, 2024, she received The Global Impact Award For Creativity and Skill in Making Positive Impact, from YOU Africa.
LEARN MORE ABOUT STREET MENTORS NETWORK HERE

When the Talk Queen is not making magic on stage, or teaching folks to be amazing, she’s probably mentoring a street child, writing a masterpiece, or being a delightful work of art to behold.

Testimonials

What People Are Saying About The Talk Queen

So when I was making my goals for the year using the Goal Achiever’s Guide, I struggled with the financial goals. I was working very hard but earning the barest minimum, less than minimum wage sef. Plus I didn’t always know where my money was going. So when I put a monthly figure I hoped to earn, I wasn’t even sure if I would hit the target or not. But, I resigned from that former place, took a few months trying to decide what to do. Got a job in an organisation based on my skills and not my certificate and I’m earning higher than even what I projected for myself (in context more than X3 of what I earned).
Yesterday I was going through my financial goals and I was in shock. I almost cried sef.
How did I get here? How did I get the courage to leave a job that wasn’t helping me grow? How did I overcome my fear of working in an establishment that isn’t after knowledge but skills?
Many times I was afraid I would be seen as an impostor but I’m getting better at those skills. I’m receiving gifts from people for my hard work left, right and centre. Money is passing through my hands and not once have I felt broke even when there was no money in my account. I also have a handwork that I’ve been so afraid to advertise but this year I’ve done a lot of work, and I’m earning from it. It’s not so much but it’s a great step for me. See, I’m so happy. I’m so, so happy.
I haven’t achieved every goal I’ve set up till now but this one has made my confidence soar. Now I’m off to set another limit for myself.
I want to say a big thank you to Neeta Rare for making me think big. – Mary John

Just thinking out loud, today is the last day of the year and I hadn’t written anything for the new year or even thought about my plans. I just made a call to Neeta Rare and got the Goal Achiever’s Guide around 1pm and I am just dropping my pen at almost 6:30pm. Just filled 10 pages of my jotter!!! Veryyyyy helpful, and now I can see the progress in everything. Thank youuuuuu. – Daniel David

I want to say a big thank you for the Social Skills Handbook, I had to read it AGAIN to get deeper understanding. I really learnt so much especially from Chapter 4 on Social Etiquettes
I didn’t know that in dressing, my belt should always be the same colour with my shoes. Last night I had to go check some of my pictures and to be sincere, I still have so much work to do.
Once again, I’m grateful ma’am. – Golden Richard.

Speaking with you this year changed everything. You helped me find a better picture of myself. You made me want more than just the average Ma’am. Every accomplishment you put out, your works showed me that I could be more. I still have my notes, ma’am. Everything you said to me that day. I placed it right on my table and days where I began to doubt, I turned to it. Thank you very much, Ma’am Neeta.
Thank you, Ma’am – Christy Henry.

I actually noticed a boost in my self confidence after taking the speak to success class. I’ve been more conscious of my self-confidence and it’s been working just like magic.
If there’s anything Ma’am Neeta Rare stands for, it’d be “Audacity” and following her will get me to that level. – Gloria J.

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