The age of achievement: Celebration of 50 Years of Nigerian Independence
- by Ade Adewolu
The Age of Achievement is conceived as an opportunity for Africa to be celebrated using the occasion of 50 Years of Nigerian Independence Anniversary.
Read MoreFatherhood from African Perspective:
The predominately family structure in Africa runs the risk of overemphasizing the importance of fathers to the healthy development of children.
Read MoreThe social and philosophical function of language
A distinguishing characteristic of man is his ability to communicate through the use of language. This means that language has no counterpart in the animal worldview.
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The send off party of authentic family values: A reason for societal decadency
When things fall apart the center can no more hold. in line with the hot outpour of the wisdom of an intellectual echelon like Chinua Achebe, I call for Beyond a cursory look through which one will come to terms
Read MoreModern man and scientific sophistications in the third millennium
PROVOCATIVES: Series of articles have flooded medical, military and humanistic journals concerning the scientific breakthrough of the 21st century. These articles have not only arrested modern man’s attention but have provoked modern church authorities to speak out.
Read MoreGlobalisation and the internationalization of education
- by Dr.Julie Wee
Issues related to globalization and the internationalization of education – building your personal capacity to contribute to your country of origin. I am speaking to you today as an educationalist who is Australian and Australian trained, in a college in
Read MoreEffect of brain drain or skilled labour migration on economic development: a global perspective
This paper reviews the problem of brain drain or skill migration from developing countries mostly to industrialized countries. Some case studies are presented to illustrate some of the major problems facing Africans today in not being able to utilize optimally
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Pseudo-Leadership and Nigerian Politics
There is nothing intrinsically wrong with us as a people and as a nation, only the leaders, most of the time aided by sycophants excerpt “I therefore, urge Danjuma, Obasanjo and their likes to please let Nigeria be. We do
Read MoreReading culture: the Nigeria’s simple step to a beautiful future
Survival instinct is an intricate part of any organic being. Wherever this instinct is lacking, the threats to organic annihilation becomes imminent. As a living organism, every social system has an intrinsic responsibility to upholding its continued existence viz culture,
Read MoreA journey towards the correction of some distortions in Igbo thought system:
Ndi Igbo have suffered the double misfortune of being misunderstood and having a bad press. In spite of their stupendous achievements in every area of human endeavor, particularly in science and technology, religion and education, the Igbo nation has been
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