America Can’t Continue to Ignore Africa
From March 12, 1947, to December 26, 1991, the global power and dominance struggle was a covert war between the United States and Russia. It was a period of geopolitical…
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Christmas in Nigeria
Every few years, I would travel to Nigeria for Christmas. But 2019 was an exceptional year. It was the year that I took my children to Nigeria for Christmas. It…
How the Neem (Dogonyaro) Tree Came to Kauai Island
Way before Nigeria became the brain drain hub of America and the rest of the west; a few other resource transfers went unnoticed and forgotten. No, I am not talking…
Your Life Is Your Baby
By Monsignor Anselm Nwaorgu, Ph.D. There is a story about two warring tribes in the Andes. One of the tribes lived in the lowlands and the other lived in the…
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Timing What I have to Say
Have you ever been in a situation where family members or friends brought you to the point where you felt like “giving them a piece of your mind”, or “telling…
Why the Nigerian Diaspora Is Not a Powerful Interest Group in the United States
A few weeks ago, US based Nigerian Professor and researcher, Dr. Iheoma Iruka raised an issue that deserved reactions from Nigerians. In an interview published in Nigerian Parents Magazine (NPM),…
Monsignor Anselm Nwaorgu
What Is Said Can Build or Destroy the Family
By Monsignor Anselm Nwaorgu A professor was traveling by boat and as the boat set sail, he asked the sailor, “Do you know anything about Biology, Ecology, or Oceanology”?, to…
As the West Returns Africa’s Looted Artefacts The Pillaging Must Stop
Many Nigerians and Africans are happy that the Western countries are beginning to return Nigeria and Africa's looted artefacts. Our happiness is palpable, considering that more than 160 museums globally,…
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Life Imitating Art: The Beauty of Chimamanda Adichie’s Words
Omenka Ejike Eze, Ph.D. Fiction writers are unique humans. They are not only able to create magical worlds and populate them with mythical characters, but they also draw us into…
To the Nigerian Youth: Mitigating the Effects of Racial-Discrimination
Being an African, otherwise called black in America, is not easy. One is constrained to endure the destructive tendencies resulting from the societal presumptions of white supremacy. The challenges are…