Au lendemain de la semaine de prévention de toxicomanie, la communauté innue d’Ekuanitshit a décidé de faire un saut de géant dans sa lutte contre la drogue. Dans une cérémonie qui s’est déroulée aujourd’hui, le 29 novembre 2019, à l’heure de…
If you have ever baptized children of different ages, you might understand better this intense silent dialogue. Though this might not be a theory of child psychology, I have observed that kids of different ages react differently to ritualized gestures. Infants…
The recent expulsion of a 300-level student of Babcock University raises a fundamental human right question. The student was said to have engaged in a sexual act outside the school territory and during the school vacation. The act came to be…
As young missionaries, we are easily carried away by activities and unnecessary engagements. We, innocently, run after missionary adventures and pastoral engagements to the detriments of our prayer and community lives. We even often sacrifice our comforts and well-being. It’s, of…
Empowered by the nation Against the intimidation Of men of guns and on khaki Who thrive in time of anarchy But arrived at the Aso Rock They turned to a holy rukh With a knack of palmist rats Claiming to…
You might have heard about the girls sent away from the NYSC camp because they appeared on skirts. It was alleged that they were claiming that their Christian faith prohibits them from wearing trousers. Permit me to disagree with them too. …
Nigeria, an old village roundabout Where the biggest cars enjoy the privilege And no one really cares as one can always shout But it seems to facilitate circulation in such village Here, events are like spells of witches They attracts…
Une soirée au goût d’espresso Au café Edgar de la rue Arnaud Où se groupent des gens de tout âge Qui malgré la musique font le placotage Voici ici notre carte d’alcool Dis la dame, presqu’à la ténue d’école Merci…
I pledge to Nigerian my country And I am sick and really angry To be faithful, loyal, and honest To a leadership perfectly dishonest To serve Nigeria with all my strength And to champion without constraint To defend her unity …
There are 36 alphabets in the Igbo language. They are generally divided into three categories: consonants, vowels, and semivowels. The Igbo alphabets we use, today are made up of our normal English alphabets coupled with a few digraphs different from all…
