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I spãt it out of my mouth and realized that it was a riñg.‎ Episode 10‎‎ I spãt it out of my mouth and realized that it was a riñg.‎ “Will you mãrry me?”-the words fell out of his lips ēffortlessly, and I couldn’t contain my excitement.‎ I was blμshing and turning rēd like aContinue reading “I spãt it out of my mouth and realized that it was a riñg.‎”

A popular quote from “Things Fall Apart” by Chinua Achebe captures the above discussion well. He wrote: When an old man dies and crosses over to Ala Mmụọ, he will stand before thousands of his ancestors to give account of his role in maintaining the balance between Ala Mmuo na Ala Mmadụ on behalf ofContinue reading “A popular quote from “Things Fall Apart” by Chinua Achebe captures the above discussion well. He wrote:”

THE WEAPONIZATION OF TERRORISM AGAINST AFRICAN UNITY 🛑 THE WEAPONIZATION OF TERRORISM AGAINST AFRICAN UNITY ✊🏿 Africa the primordial cradle of humanity, the fountainhead of civilization, and the most resource-endowed continent on Earth remains paradoxically enchained by violence, division, and external manipulation. This is not an accident of history. It is the calculated consequence ofContinue reading “THE WEAPONIZATION OF TERRORISM AGAINST AFRICAN UNITY”

Story of the Ohodu in Ehugbo, Afikpo. (Humans with tail) Story of the Ohodu in Ehugbo, Afikpo. (Humans with tail) A very long time ago existed humans with tails who walked in Ehugbo among others without being noticed of being different. Oral history has it they lived in a forest in border between Ugwuegu andContinue reading “Story of the Ohodu in Ehugbo, Afikpo. (Humans with tail)”

Why Nigerians hate Igbo, by Chinua Achebe Why Nigerians hate Igbo, by Chinua Achebe Nigeria’s foremost novelist Chinua Achebe once said that,Nigerians, especially of the Hausa/Fulani and the Yoruba stocks, do not like we Igbos, because of Ndigbo cultural advantage. He made this remark in his new book, There was a Country, which has generatedContinue reading “Why Nigerians hate Igbo, by Chinua Achebe”

Title: Emene: The King’s Last Son 33 Azuka ordered Prince Afam to f0ll0w him to the Hunter’s hut. Obinna and Abata also came along. When they arrived the Hunter’s hut. They saw the hunter coming back from somewhere. Where are you coming back from at this time of the night? Prince Afam asked Ebube theContinue reading “Title: Emene: The King’s Last Son 33”

DAY 84FRIDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 DAY 84FRIDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 YOUR STEPS SHALL BE ORDERED BY THE LORDPsalm 37:23-25, Exodus 33:14-17 Beloved, the divdends of righteousness, are numerous, hence cannot be easily enumerated. This is because the Lord directs him in all his dealings and activiies in life. In his business, the Iord will alwaysContinue reading “DAY 84FRIDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2025”

Legendary football Pelé with his car in 1960 in Santos, São Paulo, Brazil. Legendary football Pelé with his car in 1960 in Santos, São Paulo, Brazil. Full name: Edson Arantes do Nascimento Born: October 23, 1940, in Três Corações, Brazil Passed away: December 29, 2022, in São Paulo, Brazil Position: Forward / Attacking midfielder Nicknames:Continue reading “Legendary football Pelé with his car in 1960 in Santos, São Paulo, Brazil.”

Colonel Victor Banjo (Army Number: N.16) Colonel Victor Banjo (Army Number: N.16) Colonel Victor Adebukunola Banjo was one of the earliest Nigerian officers to be commissioned after independence, reflected in his low Army Number (N.16). Such numbers indicated seniority and the pioneering status of officers trained abroad, often in the United Kingdom, who formed theContinue reading “Colonel Victor Banjo (Army Number: N.16)”

Lieutenant Colonel Francis Adekunle Fajuyi: Nigeria’s First Military Governor of the Western Region Lieutenant Colonel Francis Adekunle Fajuyi: Nigeria’s First Military Governor of the Western Region Lieutenant Colonel Francis Adekunle Fajuyi (1926 – 29 July 1966) was a distinguished Nigerian soldier, decorated war hero and statesman whose courage and sense of duty earned him aContinue reading “Lieutenant Colonel Francis Adekunle Fajuyi: Nigeria’s First Military Governor of the Western Region”