ONE was suprised when it was announced that the governor of Imo State, Hope Uzodimma has marked his 100th day in office. It came so suddenly that I wondered whether time was... Read more »
.. Chanting away the pains This coronavirus sefHim own too much sefE sabi worry usLike say na only him be virusWey we don see Everywhere, we meet it with its fearOn streetsIn... Read more »
SOME people have described the current unprecedented global siege caused by coronavirus as the third world war (WW III) which seers like Nostradamus foresaw. Some call it the Armageddon cited by several... Read more »
THE experience of the Abuja-based journalist, Fred Chukwuelobe who quarantined himself for 14 days after returning from a trip to the United Kingdom (UK) now trends as an example of what active... Read more »
There is no need to travel. You are safe where you are– Dr. Osagie Ehanire, Nigeria’s Minister of Health, April 1, 2020 WHATEVER lures a human being to consciously head for his... Read more »
THERE is a kiosk in my neighborhood where I often buy telephone recharge cards. The man who owns it is an interesting person given his perculiar height, wit and agility. He also... Read more »
What the saints, sages, and saviours have accomplished, you likewise may accomplish if you will only thread the way which they trod and pointed out, the way of self-sacrifice, of self-denying service.... Read more »
Chineme Martins! Oh that boy! I knew him very well. I used to watch him regularly when he was playing for Ifeanyi Uba Football Club here in Nnewi. He was a... Read more »
WHEN I read the news of some physicians embarking on “indefinite strike” in Anambra and Enugu states, I was shocked. Before I could ask ‘why?’, I expressed disbelief that medical practitioners, let... Read more »
ALL the cops are here! Saturday through first weekend of March, Anambra State will be agog with all sorts of competitive sports, sports stars, legends of the industry, super cops, guests and ... Read more »
A HISTORIC event took place in Anambra State about two months ago but it passed largely unsung. For the first time in the history of this country, Governor Willie Obiano pooled a... Read more »
EVEN as the blind cannot see, they can explain whirlwind if they encounter it. When signs evolve into manifestations, they cease to be mere hints. There is tension in the air. Nigeria... Read more »
CITIES have souls, spirits and peculiar traits. They have their unique DNA. An observant traveller across Anambra State would notice a growing trend of quiet but bold efforts by towns, particularly... Read more »
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 »