TITLE: Culture of Death: A Bioethic Reflection AUTHOR: Edeh Kenneth Onukwube PUBLISHER: Apostleship of Mary Intervention DATES OF PUBLICATION: 2011; 2019 ISBN: 978-061-601-2 READING how condoms cannot effectively prevent pregnancy or the... Read more »
NIGERIANS deserve an emphatic ‘welcome’ to their year of reckoning, a fairy tale year that looked like it was never going to materialise. But here it is, incumbent on us, prodding us... Read more »
FEAR is killing the media. The evidence is everywhere. All ends of the venture, especially among mainstream orthodox practitioners exude the destabilising emotion. But one surprise is that a clear-headed (by really... Read more »
TRUTH be told, recent developments around the financial and aviation industry smack off a smear on Allen Onyema and his Air Peace airline. The avalanche of unclear news bits on the corporation’s... Read more »
QUALITY of ideas makes the difference between a conventional status quo maintainer and an unconventional avant garde radical. While the earlier thinks that a faculty is clearly defined the latter sees a... Read more »
SATURDAY is the post humus birthday of another great son of Africa, the very renowned grand bard and writer of the 20th century African novel, “Things Fall Apart,” Chinua Achebe. Also,... Read more »
IT IS very difficult for ordinary people to gain power and turn around the society. But that is actually for the common human person among the ‘ordinary’ folks. A peak into... Read more »
A Church being unveiled in this newspaper’s neighbourhood prompts mypeak into the essence of wholistic evangelism. DEDICATION of the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church edifice in Awka on Sunday, November 10, 2019... Read more »
THESE are really good times for the people and government of Anambra State. Let us take a cursory look at three major developments which took place in just the past week. ... Read more »
DOES it mean that there is no longer a thing called ‘bush allowance?’ At least, ‘fringe benefit’ is an expression well known in both social and economic parlance.For those who may not... Read more »
OFTEN, one wonders what sustains Nigeria. The more that thought comes, the more one is baffled at the seemingly non-corroboration of cause and effect in things that happen in the country and... Read more »
CHARITY beggets a lot more gains than those who look at cashbook entries often note. It defies the maxim of profit and loss. Some business school authorities, especially, community relations and social... Read more »
IN A world of wolves, a lone sheep would be silly, very stupid, not to know he is prey even if no wolf calls him foe and he owns an art of... Read more »
ARE you shocked? I am shocked over what is happening now in our schools. I discovered to my alarm, that in most universities and polytechnics as well as in some schools... Read more »
MOST TIMES, results of struggles overshadow the efforts invested in them. Even in reporting the development, narrators tend to dwell more on what was procured to the detriment of the vital information... Read more »
A piece published on facebook by Uche Nworah spurred a discourse on the state of affairs in reading and writing among young ones in Nigeria. In the trailer of interventions and reactions... Read more »
In commemoration of Gov. Willie M. Obiano’s 64th birthday, today, I serve a piece I wrote and published earlier in this column, ahead of the November 18, 2017 gubernatorial election which the... Read more »
PENULTIMATE Sunday morning at Prof. Dora Akunyili Women Development Centre, Awka, I found myself in a forum of over 50 young workers of Anambra Signage and Advertising Agency (ANSAA) where I made... Read more »
WE all owe our society more than it owes us. We only have to pause a while to find where our inputs are needed to turn the doom around us to boom... Read more »
TWENTY-SIX years after it became a landmark date in the Nigeria’s contemporary political history and twenty years into the fourth republic that the June 12 struggles ushered, Nigeria marked her first national... Read more »