Chike Oguoma

I feel delighted to be invited to speak to you today. I honour invitation from the Youth because I know that the future belongs to them. I still remember way back in the late 1970s and early 80s when we go to peep into Obinkita Hall just to see leaders of Nzuko Aro deliberate on […]

Mazi Udo Chijioke’s paper titled “Securing Our Tomorrow” presented at the last Nzuko Aro Central Executive Working Committee meeting held in Neniv Centre, Lagos, on 18th June 2016 was well received by most participants. Indeed, no less a personality than Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa, a former President General of Nzuko Aro; respected opinion leader and a

“If I had to choose between a government without newspapers or newspapers without government I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the later” – Thomas Jefferson, 1788 Thomas Jefferson was America’s third president and one of her intellectual heroes during the early days of the great American renaissance. Before becoming President, he was the

My Dear Patrons, I sincerely wish you all compliments of the yuletide season. It is my fervent prayer that all of you will be in good health to share in the abundance of God’s Grace that come with the celebration of the reason for the season- our Lord Jesus Christ. I will not be surprised

Competition remains the harbinger of progress in every human endeavor, be it politics, governance or the economy. It is the tonic that brings out the best in individuals and by extension, nations. Unfortunately, not a few people enjoy competition as most people are naturally scared of failure. Characteristically, cowardice becomes ingrained in the hearts of

It was in faraway Mauritius, that little island in Indian Ocean beside Madagascar near South Africa. I was on a trip to attend an IMF sponsored conference on Capital Flows in emerging and frontier markets. Arriving the clean and beautiful Mauritius airport, and checking through the immigration counter,  I  noticed that  the  officer  on the