Hilary Ikechukwu Ugwu

Hilary Ikechukwu Ugwu is a Nigerian resident of the US. By academic training, he is a philosopher. In personality traits, he is a thinker. He is an avid reader as a hobby; a prolific writer by talent, and a poet by temperament. He is a Christian. Furthermore, he is also a prospective author of three  African novels. He loves revolutionary ideas. He adores great innovators, inventors and creators in all their ingenuousness. Not only that, but he loves creative arts in their diversification as a mode of expression of the human spirit. Likewise, he believes in human reason as a resourceful factor/force to improve human conditions. When we stop thinking, we start dying.

His forthcoming books all create some sense of revolutionary social movement against socio-economic, political and cultural tyranny, injustice, oppression, and enslavement of humans. When humans do not have freedom, their creative potentialities are not given full expression. Life without freedom is worse than death. He strongly upholds that the convergence of human ideas expressed in formidable social movements directed against ills has the bulldozer potential to uproot the ills in question.

Hilary believes in the emergence of a new Africa. A single alteration of mass consciousness is what is needed to change Africa in a twitch ”if we have potential, then we are not miserable and poor. No society is static, each is constantly evolving. And thus, our ideas are only contributing chips. So we should live the project of building the world open instead of conclusive. In this way, the next generation would continue where we left. So every informed African should begin to create a mass movement directed towards a continental change and transformation.