Again Racism, Intolerance and Violence in East Germany
Indians living in Mügeln - a small town in Saxony has been attacked by neo-Nazis. (more…)
Africa is not a country
The continued media misrepresentation of Africa and media Crisis in Somalia or Ethiopia is not tantamount to the entire African continent!. Media bias against the Continental Africa are omnipresent in...
Our African Writers Series: Chinua Achebe
Chinua Achebe, born in 1930, Nigerian novelist and poet, whose works explore the impact of European culture on African society. Achebe's unsentimental, often ironic books vividly convey the traditions and...
Emeka Esogbue (Author) on Codewit
Emeka Esogbue hails from Ibusa, Delta State, Nigeria. He is a History and International Relations graduate with lots of tremendous published and unpublished works. He has written a number of...
Finding Solutions to the Many Ndi-igbo Problems in Nigeria
I have written series of articles centered on the Igbo nation in the geo-political entity called Nigeria some of which have been “The Igbo in the present state of Nigeriaâ€,...
Felix Abraham Obi (Author) on Codewit
Obi Felix is a Physiotherapist and writer based in Abuja. He is a member of the Association of Nigerian Authors, as well as Abuja Literary Society. The writer has written...
Carter, Annan, others refused entry to Zimbabwe
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – Zimbabwe has refused to let Kofi Annan and two eminent colleagues visit the impoverished African country for a humanitarian mission, the three said Saturday. (more…)
Scholars agree on Igbo homeland hypothesis
THE Igbo homeland hypothesis also attracts many disciples to its fold and Ijoma seems to belong to this group. In his modest office at the University of Nigeria, Ijoma made...
Are These ATM Charges Approved By The Central Bank Of Nigeria?
In recent times, Nigerian banks have been advertising the advantages associated with the use of Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) for sundry banking transactions, especially withdrawals. (more…)
World Igbo Congress: A Jamboree in a Foreign Land
On Tuesday 16/9/2008, I read Joe Igbokwe’s interesting article entitled “World Igbo Congress: Time to Stop the Jamboree†published on Sahara Report. (more…)