One of those write-ups that draw my attention for their literary and sociological content is this incident of Grace Kim who just like many other individuals have by birth, social, political or educational reasons found themselves in a geographical location that some shallow thinking...
One of the greatest Nigerian literature guru, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie made one of the prominent remarks that I believe will never seize to be incessantly of actuality. She said: “the single story creates stereotypes and the problem with stereotypes is not...
Rochas Okorocha does not collect his Salary as Imo State governor. What is baffling? I’ve been trying to fault him & its been difficult. People who say its a gimmick, should visit Babatunde Raji Fashola‘s Lagos and get the definition of...
With a sore and painful heart filled with anguish and trouble I left the International Scolasticate Rome, on the morning of 28th December 2011 to Loppiano, a very small and modern village located in the town of Incisa, in the Italian...
February 20, 2012. (Romereports.com)1 It was August of 2011, when a United Nations building was attacked in Nigeria. Then just a few months later, in December, the attacks turned against civilians, when Christian churches were bombed. The attacks were credited to...
Pope Benedict XVI on Thursday addressed representatives of the episcopal conferences of Africa and Europe who have been meeting in Rome to participate in their Second Symposium on the theme “Evangelization today: communinon and pastoral collaboration between Africa and Europe”. The...
Police in Kinshasa on Thursday used tear gas to block a march by Christian groups protesting alleged fraud in the November polls that returned President Joseph Kabila and his party to power. Groups of Christian faithful had been converging since dawn...
As the Congregation of Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate celebrate the 186th anniversary of the approval of the Constitutions and Rules of the congregation, I present to you some few important moments of this great occasion of our religious family. This...
The comments on the Arab spring, which until now had been sailing on the open sea swept along by the wind of enthusiasm, have gone beyond the turning point and at the end of a year full of events are cautiously...
Guinea Schoolgirl “Why do some of our people sometimes talk and behave as if they are not educated,” queried the man from the podium, as he addressed his largely West African audience; “Illiteracy, the Bane of Africa’s Underdevelopment,” the international magazine...
