Raising Emotionally Balanced Kids (THE LOVE LANGUAGES OF CHILDREN PART 2)

In my previous post, I promised to do a series on the emotional well-being of our kids. The first thing I want to address is the fact that what I am sharing is based on the Book by Gary Chapman and Ross Campbell, “The five love languages of Children’. This is an offshoot of the […]

Twisted Tongues, Faked Accents and Lost Identity

In 1789, Olaudah Equiano who was captured in Igbo land into slavery described his home town in his memoirs as a nation of dancers, musicians, and poets, He said, every great event is celebrated with public dances, accompanied with songs and music ” Penetration of the Europeans into Africa began in the 1450s when Portuguese […]