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» Ikwerres and Their Denial of Igbo Identity
By IKECHUKWU A. OGU | Published 05/15/2010 | Arts and Culture | Rating:
This article is a rejoinder to an article entitled "Ikwerre-Igbo Relationship as seen by Ohanaeze Ndigbo" written by Okachikwu Dibia and published on www.gamji.com, www.chatafrikarticles.com, Daily Independent newspaper, etc. My mission is to correct some distortions contained therein and put the records straight.
» THE AWUJALE OF IJEBU-LAND 50th Anniversary on the Throne: by Bankole Okuwa Ph.D
By ChatAfrik Contributor | Published 04/27/2010 | Arts and Culture | Unrated
First, I should like to express my greatest joy on this special occasion of the fiftieth coronation anniversary of His Majesty, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, Ogbagba ll, the Awujale of Ijebu-land. Every reader of this article will agree with me that a coronation anniversary of this kind is rare or uncommon in the annals of the history of traditional monarchs everywhere. If we dig a little into the history of monarchs and their time of rule, we shall discover that a great number of them hardly spend two or three decades, which could be considered a fairly long rule.
» MENTAL ILLNESS IS CAUSED BY DESIRE FOR IMPORTANCE AND IMMORTALITY
By Ozodi Thomas Osuji Ph.D | Published 11/13/2009 | Arts and Culture | Unrated

This paper points out that though mental illness is correlated with biological complications that in the final analysis it is exactly what it says, mental illness, mental disorder, thinking disorder, thought disorder. The mentally ill appreciates the ephemeral and transient nature of their being in body and separated ego selves and concludes that as they are they are mortal and nothing. They wish to become something important and immortal.

» NIGERIANS ARE ALIENS!
By Ozodi Thomas Osuji Ph.D | Published 11/11/2009 | Arts and Culture | Rating:

This paper points out that corruption is so rampant in Nigeria that it is appropriate to ask whether Nigerians are human beings as we know them to be or whether they are aliens who came from a different planet hence do not understand the detrimental effects of corruption on their polity.

» AFRICANS ARE LOVING PERSONS
By Ozodi Thomas Osuji Ph.D | Published 10/19/2009 | Arts and Culture | Unrated

This essay is a sort of psychoanalysis of why I hated my fellow Africans because they sold their people into slavery and how to overcome that hatred by recognizing that they are loving and caring persons, that slavery was an aberration not the norm.



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