It is wrong to punish a child because he speaks Igbo in school
What is the sense in telling our children not to speak in Igbo languages? Is that not stupid and self-defeating?
Restructuring is not an emotional issue, but a political imperative for Nigeria to make the desired progress
Restructuring is not an emotional issue, but a political imperative for Nigeria
Prayers do not bring development; not in the civilised world
Most of the life-changing inventions and discoveries that have propelled mankind
The Semantic and Cultural Significance of the Name “Onwutalobi
The name “Onwutalobi” serves as a fascinating example of how personal names can encapsulate familial lineage, historical continuity, and emotional expression within a culture. Originating among the Igbo people of Nigeria, this study explores the etymological roots, usage, and familial … Read more
Spiritual Growth vs. Wealth Display: A Call for Prioritization in Churches
Spiritual Growth vs. Wealth Display: A Call for Prioritization in Churches
Africa has numerous churches, but unfortunately, many of them lack spiritual depth and instead focus on performing fake miracles and collecting exorbitant tithes. Additionally, some pastors even flaunt their … Read more
The Detrimental Effects of Punishing Children for Speaking Their Native Language in Schools: A Nigerian Case Study
This article examines the counterproductive consequences of penalizing children for speaking their native languages in Nigerian primary and secondary schools
Prevalent Cancer Cases in Africa – Impact and Strategic Interventions for Oncology
Cancer has emerged as a significant public health challenge in Africa, contributing to morbidity and mortality rates that alarm public health professionals and governments alike
Understanding the Divine in Igbo Spirituality: An Exploration of the Igbo Perception of God
Delving into the spiritual and theological foundations of the Igbo people reveals a rich tapestry of beliefs and practices that challenge the often simplistic narratives presented by Western anthropological perspectives.
Challenges of Gender Bias in Marital Judgments in Nigerian Society
In the intricate fabric of Nigerian society, a glaring inconsistency emerges in the way marital issues are perceived, particularly when it comes to advising individuals facing challenges in their marriages.
Unveiling Nigeria’s Political Paradox: A Reflection on Shifting Goalposts
Nigeria, a nation with ever-shifting goalposts, presents a unique challenge where claims against political figures like Bola Ahmed Tinubu raise serious concerns about the state of governance, integrity, and public trust
The Imperative of Legitimacy in Leadership: Upholding Democracy and the Rule of Law
The foundation of any democratic society lies in the principles of legitimacy, transparency, and adherence to due process
Understanding a Child’s brain in the context of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
Explaining a child’s brain in the context of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) can help us understand how children learn and develop over time. Here’s a comparison of a child’s learning process with the SDLC stages
The Tragic Toll on Gaza Children: A Call for Consistency and Compassion
In recent times, the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, specifically the tragic killing of innocent Gaza children by the Israeli army, has sparked global concern.