Felix-Abrahams Obi

Obi Felix is a Physiotherapist and writer based in Abuja. He is a member of the Association of Nigerian Authors, as well as Abuja Literary Society. The writer has written many articles, poems, short stories and essays which have been published in Nigerian newspapers and anthologies. He is the moderator of Cry of Adam Network, which is devoted to bringing emotional and spiritual healing to the wounded. He can be reached via EMAIL, or BLOG

When Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu Visited My Village

I was angry as a child because my uncles and big brothers shared with nostalgia the dream of what Biafra could have been, had Gowon not marshaled all the forces in the universe to quench the aspirations of a group of people in the hinterland...

An Acoustic Close-up with Bez Idakula in Abuja

Bez is a storyteller and he regaled us with stories and 'yabis' in between the four songs he performed. His first song was "Supersun" which he made us sing along with him...

Is monogamous fidelity a deliberate choice?

Maybe in the wake of the pervasive sex scandals involving men occupying top social, political, economic and spiritual positions, it might help if society can so challenge, inspire and motivate men to once again begin to believe that monogamous fidelity can still be possible in this post-modernist 21st century...

I Am The Son Of A Woman Wrapper

With my bum facing heaven while I lay on the floor, Papa gave me six strokes of the cane that made sitting unbearable on the wooden bench in my classroom at the Primary School in my village the nest day...

Is Enough Really Enough?

The crowd of Young People had gathered at Eagles Square and with placards they chanted "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH" and marched towards the National Assembly Complex but they were cordoned off by fierce-looking Policemen...

Dr. Mlyes Munroe: The 21st Century Renaissance Christian Man

Mr. Robinson introduced himself as Myles Munroe's former high school teacher who had derogatorily called Myles a "monkey with no brains" way back in the Bahamas. He never thought anything good would come out of this black boy...

The Minister Of Health: Who Does The Cap Fit?

If Health Professional Associations are honest and humble enough to put away professional pride and haughtiness which smacks of self-conceit and delusion, this lingering war of attrition among them will become history...

Lamentations of a Writer

Somebody should have told me way back that I'll someday carry burdens like Atlas of ancient Greece which no one can help offload from my heart. For if I had known, I would have played out the worst-case scenario in my mind...

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