You are in the MIDST (not MIST) of it.
When you’re in the middle of something, you are in the MIDST (not MIST) of it. It is different from MIST, which is small droplets of water suspended in air …
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Away From The Out House, Africa By Chukwuma Onyeukwu
Rev. AL. Shapton in his sermon at one of the memorial services conducted in honour of the slain George Floyd in U.S.A said inter alia, that “the black man has …
7 simple steps government can take to immediately halt #endsars Agitations By Victor Anazonwu
Some say they don’t know exactly what Nigerian youths want; that government needs time to set up committees of inquiry before anything meaningful can be done. That’s not entirely true. …
ADOPT ‘GHOST-MODE’: IT IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS. By dGrammarQueen Stella Uchechi Nnodi (IF YOU ARE A BUSINESS OWNER, YOU NEED TO READ THIS!)
As an internal control officer of a South-South branch of a Nigerian bank in 2006, I had come to work one morning and to find an email in my box …
Government Secondary Schools Owerri. 2020 National Secondary Schools Award. The Flag is still flying. Report by Olisa Egwuatu and Destiny Udodiri Akunesi The old soldier marches on.
The grand old School still maintains her high standards in all things and despite all and in spite of all, our Alma – mater is still a centre of excellence. …
The unwelcome melodist by Chinwe Ezeanya
In the illumination of the night I seek youAs you sing your beautiful melodyThat disgusts meAnd make my body creepAs you pause to take in a deep breadthFrom a low …
The days of reveilles and bugles by Chinwe Ezeanya
Do we not deserve an autonomous government?With an honest referendum?Not the constitutional crooks of the rock Is democracy a fairy-tale?A long-deserved interregnum For how long shall we observeThe Evita’s of …
CALLUS and CALLOUS
Because CALLUS and CALLOUS sound alike, they are usually mistaken, one for the other
All hail the flag (Part 2) By Prof. Okwudiba Nnoli
At times, during all this grilling in Mathematics one felt like crying. Later, however, I had reason to be grateful to Mr. Chukwudebe. The quick thinking and precision that he …
Ogassian sporting hereos Tribute to Patrick Obi (OGSS 1945 – 1949) Nigeria’s tennis legend By Olisa Egwuatu
Patrick Obi was admitted into Government Secondary School Owerri in 1945 and he was a complete sportsman. He was a star forward for the school football team, a star cricketer …