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POLICE NETWORKING: PRIME WAY TO FIGHT CRIME Unlike before broad day light criminals claim stakeholders of Port Harcourt, robbed, shut sporadically and yet went uncaught, and the police ran into their cocoons, the story has changed somehow. A different thing is now obtainable.

The Exit of a Nationalist: My Childhood Companion K.K And They Hacked Him Down Far back, with root in our basic education, a gap was bridged; a communication line was activated; I mean a nuptial nut was tied between us. And the umbilical cord that joined us was so strong that no one did imagine anything could separate us

WAEC Should Apoplogise Igbo... Currently, one of the things that is attracting worldwide attention is the promotion of indigenous languages. To this effect, the world has mapped out a day in the year to celebrate mother tongue. And I believe it is to make our children to be acquainted with our national indigenous languages that made the school authorities to co-opt the three major languages: Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba, spoken in the country as part of the school curricular even to be taught from basic education.

WHENCORRUPTION WERE NOT CORRUPTION From my recent research on corruption from this side of the world, Nigeria, I have come to know that there are some corruptions even the most sordid ones that were not ‘corruptions’ or treated as such.

Why Candidates Perform Poorly...Beside student’s inadequate preparation for WAEC, poor communication and quantitative skill, inability to understand exam questions, poor grammatical structures and illegible handwriting among others which Chief Nnaemeka Olisah, acting Chairman of Nigeria Exam Council (NEC) highlighted as the reason students fail WAEC, I want to state convincingly that what leads to the poor preparation which is Why Candidates Perform Poorly

CAKE FOR GENERATIONS (Memoir of Chief Marcus Kalu Okoronkwo) 1900-2007 Well, having taking a retrospective look into the life of my father and saw the stuff he was made of: that in him and around his life dwell hidden treasures that make great men and nations which the world climbs the high mountains and navigates deep seas to find....

Come Let Us Build the East: The State of Ndigbo in Nigeria II “Good morning ‘Ndi nzuzu’” was a one time awkward but a mysterious and life changing lesson though a greeting Chief Dim Odumegwu Ojukwu, Eze Igbo Gburugburu, the man who saw the tomorrow of his people and warned them concerning it,