I remember in 1996, I was awoken by a sharp, uncontrollable shout, when I opened my eyes, my mother was wailing and screaming like I had never seen before the words that kept coming from her mouth over and over was “ kedi ebe Chukwudi noo?” (where is Chukwudi?). I did…

In today’s competitive environment, it is not enough to be the best in your field intellectually, competency is only half of what you need to climb the ladder of success. The other half is the softer side of you. It is the part of you that will be liked, admired…

The way we do things around here — —Charles Handy. One of The most remarkable terms I have come across is the word culture. Though I had always memorised the definition of that word “peoples’ way of life”, the way a people live, the way they talk, the way they…

As an intellectual citizen or child of any country, it is a thing of joy to boast of the number of books of local origins you have consumed and how effortlessly you can tell stories illustrated in those books. As they say, charity begins from home. To a certain degree…

When there is a problem in the country, it is to the benefit of a few. The COVID-19 has become a toothache to the world, businesses are shut down, streets are empty, airports are closed, railway stations are like ghost towns, the usual bustling cities of the world from New…

The first thing that comes to the mind of every fresh graduate once leaving the university is the question “where am I going to work?” how do I get a job. While some people get jobs immediately after leaving the university through connections or by merit, others settle to do…

If a child washes his hands, he could eat with Kings. The above is an Igbo proverb which I first came across in the popular book THINGS FALL APART published in the year 1958, Chinualumogu Albert Achebe explained as in the life of Okonkwo the protagonist of the book that…