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BY REV. FR. GERALD NWAFOR I sat and watched as the judge read the judgment of the election petition. Sometimes he would mumble, sometimes he would be very audible and...

By Paul Chika Emekwulu What I call vowel interchange is neither new nor a syllabus item and is real. In other words, vowel interchange as a topic is not a...

Fr George Adimike The celebration of birthdays and similar anniversaries are not just mere events in themselves; they are moments of acknowledging individuals who have left indelible imprints in the...

By Rev. Fr. Gerald Nwafor The rain comes in the last week of March or the third week of the Lenten season. I have followed with keen interest and think...

By Rev. Fr. Gerald Nwafor They said we have come of age to rule ourselves in Africa. Who said so? The colonial master. But my worry is to impose on...

BY REV. FR. GERALD NWAFOR I grew up in Onitsha precisely Odo-Aku and to be more specific, 14 Nweje Lane. If you know the terrain very well, you will know...

Fr George Adimike Whoever understands grace appreciates the mystery of the Assumption, which registers Mary’s entire life as a project of grace. She was divinely elected by grace, saved by...

By Rev. Fr. Gerald Nwafor They said we have come of age to rule ourselves in Africa. Who said so? The colonial master. But my worry is to impose on...

By Rev. Fr. Gerald Nwafor The Nigerian state is suffering from the people who could have enjoyed it. The South wanted a bite, the North wanted, the South wanted, and...

by Paul Chika Emekwulu First of all, let me state clearly my stand on African time before some people proceed to a hurried conclusion. African time, to me is an...