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

The Dynamics of Obama's Messianism

Obama didn't really make history so to speak. He in a sense validated history rather than create one. A recreation of history was what he duly achieved, and I envy him in no small way...

Isaiah Osagiede: An Ode To The Honest And Sacrificial Abuja Cabman

There are still honorable and truthful Nigerians whose inner configurations are knitted with truth and their hearts are ruled by a sense of justice and fairness...

Scribbling The Magnum Opus In The Heart

In our little ways as humans, we should endeavor to touch the hearts of people that cross our paths. We need to seek for creative ways to scribble our own 'magnum opus' on the hearts of others...

The Poetry Of Man And Machines

We should take a cue from Jesus Christ who is the greatest example of soul friendship. He was always available, always listening, always ready to forgive, yet He feels the pain of rejection. Who knows how many beautiful poems we've failed to hear...

The Moral Regeneration of the Inner Man

As I talk with Christian friends, I sense a degree of discontent with the seeming inability of the Church to impact society's morals in a more positive sense. It's as though Christians are increasingly getting weaker and spiritually bland...

A Tale Of Two Nations And Their Leadership

Has anyone ever wondered what the 'second' democratically elected presidents of Nigeria and South Africa had seen in their deputies that motivated them to make overt efforts to prevent their deputies from ascending to the presidential seat after their second tenure?

Living On A Borrowed Life!

A day came. That day was a dark and dreary one. She was gone and the doctors had warned us. But the husband wouldn't give up his beloved wife...

My First Few Steps Of Faith

I have had several experiences when I was certain that God spoke to my heart and I acted in faith by obeying the instruction. Some of the instructions were contrary to my desires...

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