Packaging: a pseudonym to deceive through appearances By Olisa Egwuatu
Packaging in all its ramifications has a product at the heart of its definition. It seeks to protect or sell a product, as it pre-supposes that the product inside the …
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Real reasons why black men are targeted by Police in the United States By Victor Anazonwu
Robert Nesta Marley (Bob Marley) of blessed memory was not just a great musician and prophet, he was a clever social analyst as well. In the lyrics of his 1973 …
Nigeria, Biafra And The Legend of Eddie Quansa By Victor Anazonwu
I grew up in the 1970s and 80s and, like most people my age, was raised on a strong diet of highlife music. “Eddie Quansa“, a song by The Peacocks …
When education is without character and learning By Olisa Egwuatu
The words on a degree certificate of a standard university usually include the proclamation, “…having been found worthy in character and learning…” This presupposes that the degree recipients imbibed not just book knowledge but also moral and ethical principles which are expected to be visible in their attitudes and behaviours throughout life.
From Obijiofor to Obikwelu – How OGSS came to rule the world of sports By Emeka Obasi
Nathan Obijiofor switched from track and field to soccer at OGSS and grabbed the gloves as he commanded the school team from the rear. It was short lived after a …
The Phensic cup victory of 1960
One of the greatest if not the greatest sports victory of Government Secondary School, Owerri – By Olisa Egwuatu in chat with Prof. Albert Nnoli. It was a memorable and …
Of “Old Soldier” “Red Night ” and “Araabu” By Erasmus Ndulue
It was a universally accepted myth that prestigious secondary schools like Government Secondary School, Owerri, Government College, Umuahia, College of Immaculate Conception, Enugu, etc were usually populated by exceptionally brilliant students; tailor made to become the arrowheads of both the public and organized private sectors in future
The Renaissance Online Magazine pays tribute to one of the OGSS Titans
They don’t make them like Theophilus Ajoku anymore. He was known to all, both young and old, as “Nda Theo.”
Poems by Kamsi Ikekpeazu
AFRICAN CHILD They turn the soil With their tiny solesBare claws, runny nosesAnd topless bodiesYet no worries Warm meals await themEmpty pots too at timesA visit to the streamBefore the …
