Christmas: Celebrating Community living, a family Holiday of love
By Chioma Nworie Every community has its root, the very fabric of its history and formation. With increasing diversity in human endeavours, our years of community living has become an endangered paradigm where “I” is emphasised over “We”. However, the…
Nutrition: Managing Stress Through Effective Dieting
By Dr Nkemjika Umerah – Nutritionist Recently, there are high incident of sudden deaths in our society which were previously rare. In Africa, sudden death is always attributed to poison by “supposed enemies”. Scientifically, the major cause of sudden death…
Diet: Lifestyle and food choices
By Dr Nkemjika Umerah Food choices and preferences of people reflect their ancient heritage (ancient diet). Food habit of people depicts who they are as regard to diet and it is their identity. Take for instance upon meeting a young…
The Palm Tree: Nature’s Amazing Gift to Humanity
By Joseph Joy In the gentle cradle of the earth, a tiny nut began a special journey, most times, untamed, growing into the magnificent giant palm tree. Emerging from the ground, it became a beautiful sight, wearing fronds that shared…
Bethlehem’s Silent Night
By Udeigwe Chidera In the heart of Bethlehem, where Christmas usually unfolds like a jubilant tapestry of lights, carols, and joy, an unprecedented hush has fallen over the ancient city. This year, the birthplace of Jesus Christ finds itself entangled…
WHY I HATE CHRISTMAS
By Amaechi Agbo Ordinarily, one, even as a kid, most particularly, eagerly longs for Christmas. A day, in those days and years, and even now, we adored. Even though the level of adoration has tilted this time, back then, when…
In Search of a Treasure Trove in ESUT – A Poem Written By Mamah Chioma, Year One Student
In a ticking hour The treasurable story began How thou existed Like a rising mountain, it moved Its nature unbeatable Along the ocean of its existence It came never to go How powerful and might it is Its worth powerful…
ASUU’s IPPIS Victory: Time to allow students breathe
By Joseph Joy In the annals of Nigerian academia, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has emerged as a key player, passionately advocating for the welfare and interests of academic staff since its establishment in 1978. As the custodians…
Reshaping society through Academic Excellence: ESUT’s 19th Convocation Ceremony
The Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) 19th Convocation Ceremony on Saturday, November 18, 2023, provided a fitting platform to reflect on the institution’s commendable contributions to reshaping society through the provision of a quality academic environment. Under…
Movie Director Chris Rapu advocates for change in Nollywood name
By Timothy Nwobodo A veteran filmmaker, Chris Obi Rapu has called for the renaming of the Nigeria Movie industry Nollywood to “Naija Cinema” to reflect local identity Mr Rapu who directed Nigeria’s first indigenous movie, “Living in Bondage” in 1992,…