The Narcissist vs The Educated Empath—The Challenges of Leadership
By Tobiloba Be good, be kind to me, but don’t have a voice. Be good, be kind, but don’t be too smart enough to see that I am using you. […]
It is Better To Train A Child Than Repair An Adult
By Marcus Ekure The most cardinal stage of attitude-formation in humans is when they are still very young. Sigmund Freud, one of the greatest psychologists and the founder of psychoanalysis, […]
Don’t Let An Evil Minority Destroy Your National Identity
By Charles Awuzie Don’t ever think that the actions of others doesn’t affect you. Last year in China, black people were denied accommodation because a black man from West Africa committed […]
Freedom From Fear: Choices Before The New Generation – Babatunde Raji Fashola
I came across this powerful speech, which was the 42nd Convocation lecture delivered by Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN, at the University of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria, on the 25th of […]
Great and Mighty Things
By Charles Awuzie “Call to Me and I will answer you, and I will tell you great and mighty things, which you do not know.” ~ Jeremiah 33:3 This scripture changed […]
The Darkness of The Nigerian Educational Sector
By Charles Awuzie It is heartbreaking to look back at where you are coming from and see such darkness. This is how I studied Biochemistry in Abia State University, Uturu, Nigeria. […]
Don’t Grow Too Big to be Beyond Correction. God is Still Looking for Men and Women
By Lemchi Chidi In the mid-late 1800s, there arose some terrific servant of God, who was nicknamed The Governor of Chicago. His name was John Alexander Dowie. He immigrated to the […]
Religion In The Face of Reality
By Charles Awuzie In March, Abia State governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu said COVID-19 would not afflict Abia because the State is mentioned in the Bible. Hear him “Abia is the […]
I have Walked With Great Men. Dr. Charles Apoki Is A Phenomenon
By Dennis Agori I am moved to reminisce on my trip with my master to his farm, especially as I saw his post recently on it. I cannot forget the lessons […]
Racism-20 Just as Real as COVID-19
By Dennis Agori Racism-20 is just as real as COVID-19. It is not peculiar to the United States. There is one that is brewing right now in Asia, which might be […]
A Turning Point: We Must Find Ways To Breathe
By Dennis Agori In the history of racism and brutality of the police force, George Floyd’s case is peculiar for many reasons. 1. The stunning imagery The pictures and videos, […]
SpaceX and Jim Cantrell
By Lemchi Chidi Today is a good day to talk about Jim Cantrell. Who is Jim Cantrell? I first heard about him in 2016 on the streets of New York, and […]
The Story Of Legson Kayira That Fueled My Ambitions—Uche Sandie Nnamoko
Uche Sandie Nnamoko was in a dark place, and doubted her dreams, when she heard the story of Legson Kayira that changed her life. Today, she says she’s almost living […]
How I Bought 50 Bags Of Cement With Apoki’s Name—Marcus Ekure
Marcus Ekure is an international public speaker, a social entrepreneur, and a youth & community developer. This is a write-up published on account of Dr. Apoki’s 61st Birthday. It is often said […]
The Dr. Charles Apoki I know—Dennis Agori
Counsellor Dennis Agori is an author, teacher, youth ambassador, motivational speaker, and a publisher. This is a writeup published on account of Dr. Apoki’s 61st Birthday. People say a lot […]
Challenges of Doing Research Studies Abroad.
As valuable as knowledge is, the power to acquire it independently is even more valuable – Mr. Bamuza. The above statement came to hold so true in an undertaking such […]
