October 7 Monument On The Niger
Like all dastardly organized inhumanities, the willful injustice had its consequences. Asaba in October 7, found women and children separated from their condemned fathers and brothers.
Achebe is Timeless….. Ruth Simmons, President Brown University
The eerie voices of countless spirits, the bells that clattered behind some of them, and the clash of matchets as they ran forwards and backwards and saluted one another, sent tremors of fear into every heart. For the first time in living memory the scared bull roarer was heard in broad day light.”
Zik, Ekwueme, Anyaoku, the Ubas ,Ojukwu and the Anambra Bazaar…11
Where Senegal, Togo Ghana , Cameroun, Ecowas, etc. must come to trade, no matter the situation of the roads. Before few Africans knew the functions of a bank, who established the first African bank which made it possible for these wandering traders to qualify for soft loans?
SUMMITRY ON NIGERIAN EDUCATION IN WASHINGTON, DC
Nigeria’s education leaders met with scores of U.S.-Based Nigerian Educators and other stakeholders on the campus of American University in Washington, DC, for a Summit on “Closing the Education Gaps in Nigeriaâ€, in May, 2009.
On Maryam Babangida, Gani and Anambra
Very interesting narrative. Showed an intimate knowledge of the First Lady and an insight in the corridors of power. Having gained such an insight what should we as Nigerians do to uplift our country. For those near the corridors of power, the last paragraph is very significant.
Alex. Ekwueme, Anyaoku, Arthur Eze, the Ubas, Obi, Ojukwu and the Bazaar in Anambra State
“The political world is stimulating. It’s the most interesting thing you can do. It beats following the dollars”
– John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States.
