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

Lessons On The Bare Floor!

Not all lessons of life are transmitted within the walls of a classroom. The lessons that so much matter are those that are learnt in classrooms without walls...

A Naija Prince In Kenya

Was thinking of coming back to Nigeria with an angel from Nairobi....but now I know that beauty is not deeper than the skin's hues...

Abuja's Future Megacity Status

If concerted efforts are not taken by the government to painstakingly plan and systematically build decent and affordable houses for the working class, the developing satellite towns would eventually become Abuja's main albatross in the nearest future...

The Anatomy Of A Factionalized Behemoth

With the current dispensation coming to an inevitable end, the same monster, the same evil creature, that behemoth called PDP still feels it has the moral and political rights to steer the Nigerian ship...

Igbo Music: Where Are The Gongs And Flutes?

When highlife ruled the airwaves in Nigeria in the past decades, voices of Igbo musicians and others of south East extraction added to its popularity. But in the burgeoning contemporary music scene in Nigeria, the distinct voice of Igbo music has become muffled...

A Wasted Generation Of Youths…?

Ours is a generation of supermodels and pageants who catwalk the

fashion-walkways to flaunt their treasures- their bodies, and not their

brains. Ours is a generation that inherited a debased standard of

education and enlightenment...

Ndigbo: Their waning Economic Influence in Nigeria

Much as the Ibos cry over political alienation and marginalization by the Federal Government over the years, what has our collective leadership done to bring a creative turn around?

Ndigbo: Their waning Economic Influence in Nigeria

Much as the Ibos cry over political alienation and marginalization by the Federal Government over the years, what has our collective leadership done to bring a creative turn around?

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