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    “The wealth of Africa is in its people”

    31st March 2025 / No Comments

    (9 minutes) Despite rampant corruption led by the country’s governing class, Arinze Nwokolo is still optimistic about the future of Nigeria.

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    Dangers and opportunities: the role of religion in the Israel-Hamas war

    15th April 2024

    The road back to me

    2nd April 2021

    A crisis of confidence: what future for the West?

    10th February 2025
  • Latest,  Social Issues

    The persecution of Christians: how our silence leads to violence

    21st November 2023 / 1 Comment

    (3 minute read) Wednesday 22nd November is Red Wednesday, a day to remember the persecution of Christians throughout the world. We republish here last year's Adamah Media article in which John Pontifex says it's time to break the silence about Christians being killed for their faith in the contemporary world.

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    “For 70 years the Queen turned up”

    27th September 2022

    Fighting for or against Africa?

    19th January 2023
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    Free will in the age of Surveillance Capitalism

    21st April 2022
  • Mental Health,  Thought-provoking

    Mental health in Africa: the stigma and the suffering

    8th May 2023 / 1 Comment

    (4 minute read) It’s time to face up to the real mental health issues on the African continent, argues Caleb Onah.

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    Caleb Onah

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    It’s okay to be broken

    6th April 2020

    Top tips for staying sane in a pandemic

    15th April 2020

    Stand straight – it’s good for you!

    18th November 2022
  • Latest,  Social Issues,  Thought-provoking

    Fighting for or against Africa?

    19th January 2023 / No Comments

    (7 minute read) Joshua Nwachukwu highlights the need for cultural sensitivity in human rights advocacy.

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    Joshua Nwachukwu

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    WRITERS’ COMPETITION

    9th December 2021
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    It’s cool to be Asian, but don’t mention the virus!

    16th March 2022

    What hope for peace in the Middle East?

    28th October 2024
  • Social Issues

    When youth finds its voice: young Nigerians resist SARS abuses

    23rd November 2020 / No Comments

    (6 minute read) Patience is a virtue. But when it comes to waiting for the fruits of democracy, it's a virtue which has its limits, says Joshua Nwachukwu.

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    Joshua Nwachukwu

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    Suffocating in the echo chambers of modern life

    22nd October 2020

    The Apple Daily: an obituary

    29th June 2021

    A refugee’s Christmas

    24th December 2019
  • History,  Social Issues,  Thought-provoking

    Nigeria at 60: A future yet to flower

    1st October 2020 / No Comments

    (6 minute read) Joshua Nwachukwu casts an eye over the light and shadows which mark Nigeria’s 60th anniversary as a modern independent nation.

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    The Tayside Derby: a game of two halves

    28th April 2021

    The making of the great British Christmas

    13th December 2020

    Walking with the dead in Krakow

    19th May 2023
  • Art & Culture,  COVID-19

    The party’s over, and why this might be just what Nigeria needs

    31st July 2020 / No Comments

    (7 minute read) Joshua Nwachukwu investigates the extraordinary cult of celebration in African society, and suggests the pandemic may have forced much-needed change.

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    Joshua Nwachukwu

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    Flying high: what birds, artists and time have in common

    13th May 2020

    Log in, contemplate and transcend: an art lover’s guide to online viewing

    16th April 2020

    Closing the Circle: Travelling with ‘The Railway Man’

    31st January 2020
  • Social Issues

    Nigeria’s lights and shadows: finding hope in a sea of fanaticism and secularism

    17th July 2020 / 2 Comments

    (6 minute read) Joshua Nwachukwu looks at the challenges overlooked by western commentators in the ongoing battle for the soul of Africa.

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    Joshua Nwachukwu

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    Annoying but true: the uncomfortable challenge of Pope Francis’ Fratelli Tutti

    5th November 2020
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    When revolutionary poachers become dictatorial game keepers

    17th March 2022

    Love not hatred is the way to end racism

    10th January 2023

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