NICO & challenge of cultural renaissance & peaceful co-existence in Nigeria
It is not gainsaid that the advent of both Euro-Christian and Arab-Islamic civilisations into indigenous communities that constitute Nigeria has negatively affected the cultural heritage of these communities.
World Cup: We can match-up with the rest – Okon
Having qualified for the upcoming FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Japan, Chief coach of the female Under-20 national team, Edwin Okon is confident about his side’s chances as he looks up to the global challenge in August.
Thoughts on government and state at this time
Every nation has the government it deserves-letter from Russia, 1811
At this time, once thought goes to government and the state. Why? In two days, Nigeria would have rounded another bend in her experiment in democracy. The 29th of May will mark the day when oaths were taken to usher in new governments in the country.
Anxiety over Archbishop Okogie health, as Vatican names successor
ANXIETY mounted, yesterday, when a television station broke the news of a replacement for the ailing Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, His Grace, Anthony Cardinal Okogie, who is currently receiving treatment in an undisclosed foreign hospital.
MTN Golfers championships qualifiers rock Port Harcourt
Nigerian golfers had another weekend of excitement yesterday in Port Harcourt with the eastern qualifiers for the MTN World Golfers Championship slated for South Africa later in the year.
Language, Literature and Decolonization of Nigeria’s Political Culture(2)
In advancing the slogan of “Language, Literature and the decolonization of Nigeria’s political culture,” we are merely saying that we don’t wish any longer to adapt ourselves to the special features of white colonial and post-colonial rule.
