February 2, 2023
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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Happy New Year, Only One Month+ Late! In January I was at a group discussing our new “Principle.” This is the 8th Principle, joining our other seven Principles. The other seven have been around for several, indeed many, years, though … Continue reading
July 6, 2022
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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Quran Translated into Igbo The Quran has been translated into Igbo! At least that what the headline says! This was in an article in IQNA, the Igwa Quran News Agency. I also found it in another article, I think in … Continue reading
June 9, 2022
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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The costumes are from a festival in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
May 16, 2022
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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One man, Chief Uche Nworah, tells his story to the head of the James Curry society in UK. He lists many favorable attributes of Chiefs, and a few less favorable!
May 7, 2022
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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Fear that many whites have about Black people has lend to difficulty replacing racism as a cause.
April 21, 2022
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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The book is Song in a Weary Throat. She gives many examples of ways she overcame obstacles.
February 25, 2022
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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Nigeria has set a goal of 70% vaccination rates by mid-2022.
August 15, 2021
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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Art returns to Nigeria, though slowly and in stages.
July 28, 2021
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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A fascinating story about Nigeria and the fisherwomen who live there is recounted for you. Another story also told me about a village that I suspect is Nigeria. And my daughter shares her news.
July 19, 2021
by Catherine Onyemelukwe
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My son Sam is highlighted in two stories from Nigerian newspapers, Punch and Nigerian Tribune. I share these with you. I also write about Mgbokwuocha, our neighbor in the village, in 1967.