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Ubiquitous Assimilation
Learning the Art of Questioning Information Our people have a saying: “He who always asks questions does not lose his way.” Over the years, experience has shown that those who ask questions—questions that others may sometimes laugh at in class—often develop a deeper understanding than those who simply accept information without critical examination. I remember…
The Culture of Convenience
Igbo people have a saying that when a sacrilege is allowed to endure for too long, children eventually mistake it for culture. Have you not noticed how the culture of convenience is gradually eating us all away? The idea of replacing hard work with smart work is increasingly being confused with a total loss of…
When Faith Divides, Brotherhood Must Unite.
Onwuatuegwu was a man feared by both the living and the dead—or so his kinsmen believed. Standing over seven feet tall, broad-shouldered, with a face that revealed little of his emotions, his mere presence commanded respect. A renowned native doctor and herbalist, he had four wives and twelve children. He ensured that every one of…
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