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...
Since the first bomb explosion on 1st October 2009 at the Eagle Square in Abuja, one can no longer count how many other bomb explosions the country has witnessed. Responsibility for most of these explosions, if not all, has been claimed...
The Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), rightly or wrongly, is perceived to be the electoral cheating capital of the Philippines. All, from the President down to the regular Abdul, speak of ghost voters, ghost precincts and prefabricated electoral results that...
“Let us be concerned for each other,to stir a response in love and good works” (Heb 10:24) Dear Brothers and Sisters, The Lenten season offers us once again an opportunity to reflect upon the very heart of Christian life: charity....
Just feel like sharing one of those articles that due to their relevancy withholds my attention. Despites all we might think of, Nigerians need to watch the situation and find out if really religion has its real meaning in our Country....
Chinua Achebe once wrote that when things fall apart the centre cannot hold. It is exactly the case of this Town hall Meeting held by Nigerians in New York. The meeting started with two strong prayer warriors, one christian deaconess and...
There is an Igbo adage which says that since Aneka the bird has learn how to fly without perching the hunter has also learnt how to shoot without targeting. It is in the same way that Nigerians have decided to fight...
The African Union has always been seen by diverse persons in different ways. While some see it as an important organization that helps in restoring peace in Africa as a Continent, others see it as a toothless bulldog. Her incapacity to...
This is one of those articles that draw my attention and make me reflect on certain similarities in the way things go about in this nation. I just feel this article is worth considering. It made me remember the story of...
This is another scholarly article from an African on Africa that I feel like sharing with you. I just saw the link on the wall of a mentor, on facebook and followed it to the blog and after reading it I...
