But my pain!… Okay Universe, I understand – I get it. But since the world has been thus blessed, return […]
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But the loss was not mine alone. In our forgetting we neither called on our ancestors nor our gods. Orunmila.
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While I lay prostrate writhing in a pain that lasted for centuries, I was again undone. This time nothing was
It was at the farm that they took 12-year-old Fulde.[1] I heard his screams. To run faster, I dropped my
Capturing and Enslaving Inscribed in this black, African embodiment is the story of pain – permanent, born of loss. When,
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Chuks Nwaneri · Leadership In Times Of Crisis How Prepared Is Nigeria A Review Of COVID-19 With Dr. Ndidi Nwaneri
Dr. Ndidi Nwaneri: The Social Philosopher from Chuks on Vimeo. This week’s Check Me Out segment focuses on Professor Ndidi
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This episode features public policy & social justice expert Dr. Ndidi Nwaneri and Vice President of People & Culture (IBM Systems
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Join us as we sit down with audience favorite Dr. Ndidi Nwaneri & Dr. Daaim Shabazz for this special Black
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Topic Chibok Girls: 7 years after & The Way Forward.
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This year’s Workers Day commemoration in Nigeria was one of reflection on the welfare of workers, effects of Covid-19,
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Three students abducted from Greenfield University in Kaduna, have been found dead. The bodies of the students were found
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