Life, Culture and Society
Paul Inyang, Odenton, MD Just the other day my good friend Dr. Ohiro wrote about love and our differences. It was a timely piece and insightful especially because it is about… Read more »
Vanity now reigns in a world where love, humane values and generosity ought. All forms of hatred are increasingly becoming the building blocks of a cottage industry that is… Read more »
Across Africa, human life is being ravaged by poverty, disease, armed conflict and very bad leadership. How a continent so blessed in natural and human resources can also seem so… Read more »
Several months ago, I spent an evening with a 91 year-old man that I had just met for the first time. He invited me to his very beautiful home and,… Read more »
The last time I recall standing up to people overseas on behalf of the United States was during the presidency of President George W. Bush. That was almost a frequent… Read more »
Whenever I tell friends and relatives of my plan to visit Nigeria, some ask me why – as if I need a reason to visit a country in which my… Read more »
In what seems like a few years ago Africans everywhere and most of the world were in an uproar over the treatment of black Africans by the white minority in… Read more »
The just concluded Nigerian presidential election should serve as another reminder to Christians that God’s ways are not our ways, nor are His thoughts our thoughts. President Jonathan was not… Read more »
President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria lost his re-election bid in an election that has been rightly described as historic on an African continent where incumbent Presidents do not cede office… Read more »