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Keeping in line with the same topic as the previous article, I ended by asking: ‘if we are to maintain the idea that culture and traditions must be practised in ala-Igbo, doesn’t it imply we are not permitted to be … Continued
Ndi Igbo or Ndigbo (onye Igbo, singular) are demonyms used in Igbo language to address Igbo people who are predominantly located in the southeast of Nigeria. We are believed to be everywhere to the point that I personally will be … Continued
By Ikenna Azụbụike Ọnwụnabọnze Photo by: David Bird From the hill tops to the valleys of Arthur’s seat, the stretched-out parks of Holyrood, on the roads, pavements and benches, people of different ages, skin shades and gender were everywhere. Everyone … Continued
In an article in Harvard Business Review, Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic and Becky Frankiewicz highlighted six reasons why higher education needed to be “disrupted”. By disruption, they meant that colleges (universities) needed to be shaken up to enhance their output, so that … Continued
Events happening in Nigeria show there is an ongoing prolonged war of attrition against the Igbos. In this letter, Dr Stan Nwankpa implores the Prime Minister of the UK, Boris Johnson to intervene to prevent another civil war.