Bring the young old boys into the fold: By Ikenna Mbata
The dream of every responsible young father is always to groom his sons to grow into better men.
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How to stop National Assembly from boiling over: By Victor Anazonwu
If I was well connected with the power hierarchy at the National Assembly or the APC, I swear I would have landed a multi-billion Naira contract by now. Yes! I would accept nothing less because I would be providing an important solution to a major national problem.
This Week in history: By Anuforo Kingsley A
July 25, 2014: First case of Ebola disease reported in Nigeria. July 28, 1914 : Beginning of 1st World War.Austria-Hungary used the assassination of the Austrian Archduke : Francis Ferdinand …
Chronic back pain: any remedy for the ageing? By Dr. Charles Chidi Ehirim
Persistent pain is not an inevitable part of aging but is fairly common among the elderly. The treatment of pain may be complicated by multiple problems that are far less likely to occur in younger adults. Bones and discs in our spines can degenerate over time, causing stiffness and soreness. But back pain doesn’t need to be an inevitable part of aging if you take the right lifestyle approach.
Runs, running and regimentation in OGSSIAN: By Engr Onyeukwu, C.S.
By the time we arrived in Government Secondary School Owerri, in 1975, the school was already in the fortieth year as a Secondary School. So the norms, routine, and structures …
Safeguard Your Digital Space II : By Chidi A. Anumudu
This is a continuation from the first part of this article. In this part we are going to consider what we can do to avoid falling victim of cyber hazards. …
What is culture? By Olisa Egwuatu
A black London taxi pulled up at the station and a smartly dressed African (Black) businessman alighted. He quickly paid his fare and hurried into the station. The taxi driver turned to the nearest Anglo-saxon, and declared ‘these Africans ain’t got any culture’.
It’s futile advising president Buhari…Donald Trump reminds me of Idi Amin – Prof Okwudiba Nnoli
Okwudiba Nnoli is a celebrity academic. At both University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and University of Nigeria, Nsukka, where he spent an illustrious career teaching Political Science, he is still considered a legend – many years after he went into retirement.
Hon. Doguwa & the monkey between our legs: By Victor Anazonwu
Do you remember Honorable Alhassan Ado Doguwa, the Chief Whip of the Nigerian House of Representatives from Kano State, who some time ago gleefully showed off his harem on the floor of the Nigerian parliament and in front of blinking media cameras?
In times like this: By Kamsi Ikekpeazu
In times like thisFive feet apart,Quarantined at homeFace masks getting scarceChaos consumes the society, attacks on the innocent, robbery increasing at a high rate.Being fully aware of our common enemy, …
