Uche Nworah

Uche Nworah is a freelance writer, lecturer and brand scholar. He is the founder and project director of T.O.T.A.L PROJECTS, an NGO that promotes e-learning in Africa. He lives in London and can be contacted on uchenworah@yahoo.com.

Rebranding Nigeria’s Cities

A conceptual gap still exists in the understanding of the principles and practices of place branding amongst Nigeria's many state and local government officials...

Rebranding Nigeria’s Cities

A conceptual gap still exists in the understanding of the principles and practices of place branding amongst Nigeria's many state and local government officials...

‘We Must Get The Nigeria Project Right’ – Pat Utomi

‘Prof. Utomi stands heads and shoulders taller than all the candidates who are currently jostling for Nigeria’s top job, in terms of integrity, character and intellectual assets’

Nduka Obaigbena – Master And Commander

He is a man driven by the desire to succeed. He craves success the way mortals crave food and seems not to be fazed one bit by the criticisms of his detractors, who have labelled him severally a megalomaniac, showboy, the duke, glamour boy and ultimate political godson...

When Chinwe Met Obinna

Without a job and regular income, stuck with two kids and an uncaring absentee husband, Chinwe began to suffer from the heavy burden of all the emotional roller-coaster. She is now a shadow of her former self, and gone with love are her beauty and fashion sense...

A Life…At Forty

There used to be a saying that a fool at forty is a fool forever. In our situation, this may not be the case because of the peculiar nature of our social, economic and political environment, a situation that has condemned many of us to the perennial late starter syndrome...

Mama…Put!

To the initiated, mechanic workshops and mama-put joints have an everlasting relationship. Food connoisseurs like me would tell you that the best foods in the world are eaten at mechanic workshops, and in such other places where good food does not necessarily have to cost your life...

African Students Studying In The United Kingdom

There have been unpleasant stories from some African students studying in the UK, many of whom were conned by flashy websites only to be shocked and disappointed on arrival, by the fact that some of these institutions are actually un-accredited one-flat colleges...

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