If Nigeria is “Africa’s India”, it’s for the sheer size of the market – 170m people now, 440 m by 2050 – and
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If Nigeria is “Africa’s India”, it’s for the sheer size of the market – 170m people now, 440 m by 2050 – and
Continue readingIt’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.
Continue readingNollywood Movies: Why I am worried – A few days ago, I talked about how most Nollywood movies help in creating a bad image of the Igbos and its detrimental effect on Igbo culture. Today, I want to touch on the part of the negative effect on our kids and its influence on criminality. […]
Continue readingAs Nigeria sinks deeper into economic crisis and problems in Africa as a whole persist, Anthony-Claret interrogates the continent’s love for prayer.
Continue readingFrom the time, Nigeria got her independence until today; Igbos have never “drink water and drop their cup” without any incongruity arising within or outside their territory.
Combing the hairs of Igbo records has always been a sad reminiscence of “feudalistic fatherism” and political oppression to Igbo people of Nigeria.
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Continue readingWhat is the sense in telling our children not to speak in Igbo languages? Is that not stupid and self-defeating?
Continue readingThe best of what’s trending in Africa now is a miracle and wonders
Continue readingMalaysia has a multi-ethnic, multicultural, and multilingual society, with the Chinese having historically been dominant in the business and commerce community.
Continue readingRestructuring is not an emotional issue, but a political imperative for Nigeria
Continue readingNorthern Nigeria has produced more than 8 presidents since independence, yet the poverty level in the north is still the highest in the country. This is a paradox that has puzzled many Nigerians
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