When the street of the mind is not lit

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Reason is the torchlight of human existence. It acts as the streetlights of human beings. What is human essence without reason? Reason is a precious possession that defines the humans as having a higher purpose.Without it, the pathway to life is plagued with dense twilight and arrant existential blindness.
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Anthony-Claret is a software Engineer, entrepreneur and the founder of Codewit INC. Mr. Claret publishes and manages the content on Codewit Word News website and associated websites. He's a writer, IT Expert, great administrator, technology enthusiast, social media lover and all around digital guy.
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They Have Stolen It to Sale to the Foreigners

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When a person sabotages his/her history, he/ she would be void of meaning. For history defines not just a person but a people. It is true that Africans lacked book-documentations of the most remote yore. Continue reading

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Anthony-Claret Ifeanyi Onwutalobi

Anthony-Claret is a software Engineer, entrepreneur and the founder of Codewit INC. Mr. Claret publishes and manages the content on Codewit Word News website and associated websites. He's a writer, IT Expert, great administrator, technology enthusiast, social media lover and all around digital guy.
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when will the Igbos Wake up from their Slumber?

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From the time, Nigeria got her independence until today, Igbos have never œdrank water and dropped their cup without any incongruity arising within or outside their territory. Combing the hairs of Igbo records has always been a sad reminiscence of œfeudalistic fatherism and political oppression to the Igbo people of Nigeria.

The massacre of over 10,000 to 30,000 Igbos in the mid-1960's is still very much green at the heart of every faithful Igbo man. While trying to overlook this vicious bloodbath, you would stumble on a further unpleasant incident that took the lives of over a million Igbos who were casualties of the Biafran war. [1]

Such like stories have fraught the Igbo history. Is it not in Igbo territory that gory monsters (Bakassi) emerge as vigilantes, armed with government clout victimize and kill the poor masses in the disguise of safeguarding the land? Then again, is it not from the same territory that we first heard of a governor, swearing before a brutal deity, to willingly share the national cake of the state with a particular set of hoodlums?  The same ground harbors many people who were discovered dead at the front of the shrine. What is happening to the Igbos? Why are we always the victims of circumstance? Is this a curse?

The incident that resulted in the dethronement of the governor of Anambra state is the issue that is currently disturbing the minds of devoted Igbos. Why œgodfathers? What do they impart to the nation? Are they above the law? Somebody asked me a question, œOn what system does your state operate; is she a constitutional state? It took me several minutes to think of the best answer to give. After a few minutes I said, œIt is composed of a lawless œMili-cratic system, fortified with the survival of the fittestœsyndrome, where some people are above the law.

Subsequent to my response, I became speechless in the whole discussion, as I was ashamed of myself over my current state and country system. What else can be said, for I know almost every Nigerian will have a different answer with similar meaning if confronted with the same questions, except those who would like to cover the truth.

In my previous article, œWhich way Nigeria?, I asked symbolical questions of which no one has dared to answer. Where is Nigeria now? Where does she want to be? Which way is the  shortest route to reach her destination, and who is leading her to the place?[2] The same question applies to our modern day Igbos. Are we still heavy-eyed? Is this battle not over?  Do we still want to hear more mysterious but factual stories? Haven't we heard enough?

Every Nigerian national and true Igbo person should answer these questions. If your answer is geared towards progress, let it begin from you. Show progress in your family, in your place of work and in any community meeting. We must strive to align our country to step forward.  We must save Nigeria from her precarious anarchy!

This movement to combat Nigeria's illness must start from families, moving on to villages, local government, and continuing to impact even the State government and Federal government. It should be a massive fight to a glorious victory. We must fight to eradicate injustice and corruption in our land. There has been enough bloodshed in Igbo land over the past years. This bloodbath of several millions of Igbos, since our independence until now should have served as fertile ground for peace and progress in the Igbo community and Nigeria at large.

My dear comrades, the battle is over; let us march towards progress. The panacea of our precarious predicament is within us. Let us not go too far from the source in search of thee cause.  The government should educate the youth (free education), inculcate a sense of sanity, and promote good health by providing the necessary infrastructure to ameliorate the lives of her people. The share of our national cake should be evenly distributed to all Nigerian citizens. There should be a heightening of transparency in all government affairs. With all this in place, I believe the path to her success will be imminent.

 May God bless Nigeria and grant her a good democratic government.!!

References
[1] Collier (1997), Nigeria civil war, Microsoft Encarta reference library 2003

[2] onwutalobi Anthony, C (2006), Which way Nigeria : a constant cry for help source: http://www.africanvoice.awardspace.com/claretwhichway.html Date accessed 19/04/06

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What Nigeria is to me

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NIGERIAN nationality was for me and my generation an acquired taste like cheese or better still like ballroom dance. Not dancing per se for that came naturally, but this titillating version of slow, slow, quick, quick, slow performed in close body contact with a female in rivalry with an elusive beat.

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An American man gives Birth to a baby girl

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An American man who was born a woman is reported to have given birth to a baby girl.

Thomas Beatie was born a woman but now lives as a man

Thomas Beatie, who lives as a male after undergoing surgery and hormone treatment, gave birth at a hospital in Oregon on June 29, according to People magazine.
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Both he and the baby are said to be “healthy and doing well”.

Beatie, 34, kept female reproductive organs when he legally became a man 10 years ago.

The baby was conceived through Artificial Insemination using donor sperm and Beatie’s own eggs.

“The only thing different about me is that I can’t breast-feed my baby. But a lot of mothers don’t,” People quoted Beatie as saying.

He has had his breasts surgically removed.

He said that the baby was not delivered by Caesarean section, but no other details about the birth have been confirmed.

Earlier this year, Beatie caused controversy when his pregnancy was revealed and he appeared on The pregnant man Oprah Winfrey Show.

His wife Nancy, 46, whom he married five years ago, was unable to conceive because she had already had a hysterectomy.

The couple, who operate a T-shirt printing business in Bend, Oregon, are legally married and he is recognised under state law as a man.

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A Taste of two worlds

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The tall, brownish green trees at the edge of the lake and the birds perching from tree to tree were a wonderful sight to behold.
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