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

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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

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

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

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

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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

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

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

Anthony-Claret Onwutalobi Presenting a paper on the “potential of ICT to facilitate digital learning, social profiling and distant education in emerging countries” Uppsala, Sweden

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.

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Beast in Denial – Rise of Xenophobia around the globe

It’s quite amazing to see how hard times and austerity can strike up the real beast in humans, both in those that claim to be most civilized and their counterparts that are regarded to be less civilized.

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Re: Cutting off a descendant from his root due to Economic migration abroad

Thank you Anayo Nwosu for this writeup. As much as I agree with some of the argument you made here. Your characterization of Mr Ọfọefuo and how you attempted to dramatize the situations as if the problem is living abroad … Read more

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Can prayer really solve Nigeria’s problems?

As Nigeria sinks deeper into economic crisis and problems in Africa as a whole persist, Anthony-Claret interrogates the continent’s love for prayer.