Odimegwu Onwumere

Odimegwu Onwumere wrote in from Rivers State, Nigeria.

Film: Tool for Socio-cultural Integration and Tourism Promotion

Film, as the word implies, is defined as a thin sheet or strip of flexible material, such as a cellulose derivative or a thermoplastic resin,...

Expectant mothers in Nigeria prefer religious homes to hospitals

The indisputable fact that Nigeria is a religious country is even affecting the psyche of many pregnant women. They have a confidence that with their faith...

My thought about peace in Nigeria

History teaches us that unity is strength, and cautions us to submerge and overcome our differences in the quest for common goals; to strive with all our combined strength, for the path to true African brotherhood and unity, said Haile Selassie...

Uniting Nigerian children to fight climate change

Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State has shown a well deserved approbation: He was vigilant in seeing the importance of children beyond their believed exclusive assignments of classroom and domestic chores...

Nigeria: Let’s think unity

Peace, unity, reconciliation and forgiveness are what we Nigerians should stand to acknowledge through wisdom, kindness, liberty, justice, fairness, love: and work to overcome the negative through the creation of a positive mindset that would lead us to a positive environment...

Celebrating the unbending Ngige @ 62

Nigerians were thrown into the ice when in July 2003, a sitting governor in the person of Ngige was abducted and was placed with a gun on his throat to sign a letter that he would cease to be governor...

Ganges River: Concerns, commitments and connections with the wider world

Rivers are symbols of the flow of life. That in itself embodies typical resources of spirituality and divinity that establish and sustain virtues of ethical economy of life. With that given statement, the Indian Ganges River comes to mind...

Nigerian Students endangered by pathetic toilet facilities, defecate in bush

A great number of public nursery, primary, secondary and tertiary schools across the country do not have lavatories, experts said. Some have toilets, but its either the restrooms do not have doors or a water system for users’ convenience...

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Southwest and the power of early preparation

The Southwest, although it now laudably has a Development...

El-Rufai’s Detention: Justice, Political Vendetta Or A Test Of Nigeria’s Rule Of Law?

The continuing legal battle involving former Kaduna State Governor,...