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The perennial resentment at their systemic political exclusion in Nigeria, by Ndigbo, is gradually getting demystified. Prior to the recent party national primary elections, everyone had believed that this tribal alienation which Ndigbo has…

Over the years, natural scientists had insisted that our body is 60% water, and so had social anthropologists been establishing that religion influences 60% of our actions and idiosyncrasies The same way, social scientists teach that man…

"In the Bible story where Shadrach, Meshach, & Abednego said they'll not bow to the Babylonian god, even if God fails to deliver them. Nebuchadnezzar was more worried, why? Intransigent minority." - Kelechi Deca. Obviously, Nigeria…

World Blood Donor Day takes place on 14 June every year. The Day was set aside by WHO to: raise global awareness on the need for safe blood and blood products for transfusion; highlight the critical contribution voluntary/unpaid blood…

This edition of our weekly discourse will look at the setbacks that fetishism, dearth of logical thinking and corporeal laxity may have had on the advancement of native medicine in African. This is not about the once publicized…

On February 02, 1602, when the global icon of English literature, playwright and poet -- William Shakespeare published one of his major signature drama books, he was caught in a logjam of ideas, as to what could fit its title. But his…

The story of Most Rev. Peter Ebere Okpaleke is familiar among many, no thanks to the censurable hostility people of Mbise Diocese meted against his appointment as their Bishop. Recall: On 07 December 2012, Pope Benedict XVI appointed…

Communique issued by the Young Medical Laboratory Scientists Forum (YMLSF) FCT branch, at the end of her four-day workshop on molecular diagnosis, supply chain management and capacity building, sub-themed: "Molecular Diagnosis, Capacity…

Ikoyi district of Lagos has been associated with two unsavoury tales of national interest in the last four years, such that it can comparatively suit the title of Anezj Okoro's 1972 novel: "One Week One Trouble." In April 12, 2017 history…

Prof. M.K Othman is a great patriot and academic, who had contributed to national development through research and human capital development. And out of burning desire to engender a better society, he hosts weekly column with Blueprints…