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Nigerian nation can be referred as a cat with nine lives. Since Nigerian Independence, the country has navigated through flash points of developmental strides along with some convulsive periods. It is certain that the nation has performed credibly going by the amount of crises moments it has passed across. These ugly situations are countless; where do we start from? the political crises that rocked the Western region shortly after independence to the first military coup, the counter coup, the Northern pogrom, the outbreak of Nigerian Civil war that wasted the lives of more than two million citizens. After the war, countless crisis continued to ridicule the nation. such includes the Maitasine sect, civil disobedience, workers strikes, austerity measure, structural adjustment program, recession, coups and counter coups, youth restiveness, cultism, religious crisis, June 12 election crisis, cult rivalries, hostage taking, thuggery, militancy, regional agitations etcetera. The great...

I am not a politician but a spiritual scientist. I speak for, on behalf or in line with the white spiritual council that is headed by Yahweh through his begotten son Yahoshea Meshiyach. As a born Igboman, I am directly involved in the aspirations and yearnings of my people because whatever that affects a single Igboman affects others. I present this article regarding to the state of Igbo politics since Nigerian Independence. The Igbo tribe has never enjoyed the proceeds of Nigerian nation since the outbreak of the civil war in 1967-1970. The reason might be drawn from distrust that other components of the nation developed against Igbo people after the civil war. To dress the marginalization, the Igbos have chosen the path of protest for actualization of Biafra as way out. I as one of the Igbos has right to agree or disagree to any protest of any type based on conviction or not. I do not see those in the struggle as derailed persons neither; because they as well have their ...

International Organisation of United Nations Volunteers (IOUNV) Eastern Nigeria District holds Leaders Summit in Ibele Autonomous Community in Njaba Local Government Area of Imo State Nigeria on 24th of April 2017. The meeting was organised by the Executive Committee of the district for purpose of reviewing and assess development strides of the group. In his opening speech, Comrade Callistus Osunwa, the South East Chairman of the group admonished the efforts of members for their mutual cooperation and contributions towards charitable works in the district area. According to the district Chairman, the group has since its inception brought awareness of UN Volunteerism to the District Area, registered many worthy persons into the exalted status and help to update their profiles and passed necessary education and information to them. In an address sent to the District Area by Meshiyach Yahzitere Okoh, the President General of the body, the members were encouraged to add more serious...

The body of Late High Chief Abel Ikechukwu Anyanwu of Ibele Autonomous Community in Njaba Local Government Area of Imo State was laid to rest in his compound on 22nd April 2017. High Chief Abel Anyanwu was the elder brother to His Royal Highness, Eze Rufus .C. Anyanwu, Achazie IV, the traditional ruler of Ibele Autonomous Community in Njaba Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria. In the brief history of his life as rendered by the family, Late High Chief took his primary education at St Mathews Primary School, Umuele of  present day Amazano Community. He attended St Augustine Grammar School Nkwerre for his secondary education after which he attended Teacher’s Training College Owerri before travelling to United States of America where he gained entrance into University and graduated as a computer scientist. As a renown computer scientist, High Chief Anyanwu touched many lifes with wealth of his knowledge in the profession as well as using the proceeds he earned to promot...

1. A fly that refuses to heed to advice invariably enters into grave and been buried along a corpse. Igbo proverb 2. A person that chases after an innocent fowl will have fall to contend while the fowl must have its way of escape. Igbo proverb 3. When a man stays too long on top of his physics, many types of flies will pester on him. Igbo proverb 4. Lion should have known that the hunter that paid him a visit must have come with poison in his bag. Igbo proverb 5. It is only a fool that test the depth of a river with two legs because the river must certainly swallow him. Igbo proverb 6. The predicament that befalls a lion cannot in any way stop it from having victory over its fight with a dog. Igbo proverb 7. If a cat is found in a calculative mood, it then means that there must be a rat around the corner. Igbo proverb 8. If a handshake is offered to a man with leprosy, he will require of hugging. Igbo proverb 9. He who dances himself to the rhythm of the spirits must...