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While you are still young

By Henry E. Nsidinanya (henrythegreat21@yahoo.com) WHILE YOU ARE STILL YOUNG, remember the man and the woman whose love and commitment to each other orchestrated existence. Honour your parents. WHILE YOU ARE STILL YOUNG, remember the womb that carried you and shielded you for nine good months. Appreciate your mother. WHILE YOU ARE STILL YOUNG, be...

Is Aro dialect gradually going into extinction?

21st February every year is celebrated all over the world as International Mother Language Day. It is a set aside by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to promote the awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and promote multilingualism. It was first announced by UNESCO on 17th November 1999 and was recognized...

Making Our Population Count in Arochukwu

Recently, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) released the data of registered voters on geo- political basis. The table showed that as at January, 2018, North West had 18,505,984, North Central 10,586,965 and North East 9,929,015.  Furthermore, the South West registered 14,626,800 voters, South South 11,101,093 and South East 8,293,093. The implications of the figures...
Ogbonnaya Akoma

The imperative of the standardisation of Aro publications

According to the Deluxe Encyclopedic Edition of the New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language (of 2010), the English word, ‘standard’ has about ten different meanings. But for the purpose of this article, the relevant meanings will be chosen – numbers four and five will be relevant here. Definition number four says: ‘Any...

Matilda Ohuabunwa (1928 – 2018)

Matilda Ohuabunwa belongs to the early generation of mothers who sacrificed every comfort for the sake of their children and family. The generation of mothers in reference are now scarce, quite difficult to find in today’s contemporary society. Born in 1928, Matilda had the privilege of elementary education at a time opportunities for girl-child education...
Eucharia Oti

Arochukwu Kingdom Will Rise Again

The history of Arochukwu Kingdom remains a peculiar one in the history of the black race; and I passionately believe that it cannot be overemphasized. Though the history is accessible to everyone, via electronic, print media and oral tradition, it however, gives me so much joy to do a recap, whenever such need arises. For...
Sam Aka

The Trap

Anger is one letter short of danger! A carpenter went home after shutting down his workshop, a black poisonous cobra entered his workshop. The cobra was hungry and hoped to find its supper lurking somewhere within. It slithered from one end to another and accidentally bumped into a double-edged metal axe and got very slightly...
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