Author: Anthony-Claret Onwutalobi

Anthony-Claret is a Software Engineer and has worked at varied roles like Business Analyst, Software Web Developer, Digital Marketing consultant, Graphic Design/ Web Designer, Education Counsellor/ Recruitment officer and a software tester. Mr Claret publishes and manages the content on this website. He's also a writer, Activist, Humanitarian, Pan Africanist, a proponent of Social Justice, Equality & Human Rights, a great administrator, technology enthusiast, social media lover and an all-around digital guy.

Nigeria Needs Leaders Driven by Justice and Humanity, Not Wealth and Publicity

Nigeria stands at a crucial crossroads, facing a myriad of challenges that require more than just political power to solve

The Danger of Blind Followership: A Cautionary Reflection

It’s no secret that certain personalities and celebrities ascend to fame, captivating the hearts of millions worldwide

Breaking the Cycle of Corruption: Nigeria’s Leadership Crisis and the Call for Youth Action

As a history student observing leadership and governance dynamics, the situation in Nigeria reveals a troubling reality

Dr. Anthony-Claret Onwutalobi delivering speech to Nigeria Community in Finland

Nigeria at 64: A Reflection on the Past and a Call for Hope

The Rise of Traditional Worship: Fear of Progress or a Return to Roots?

Culture, the essence of a people’s way of life, is inherently beautiful. It shapes identities, connects generations, and forms the backbone of society

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.

Spiritual Growth vs. Wealth Display: A Call for Prioritization in Churches

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.