Amos Kalu

Amos Kalu

Prayer, Peaceful Coexistence can save Nigeria

Prayer, Peaceful Coexistence can save Nigeria

Eminent businessman and Director General of Atikulated Agenda, Chief Dr. Emeka Charles Kalu has urged Nigerians to keep faith in the nation despite its challenges, saying that with prayers, the country would overcome its trials and achieve peace and progress. In his Easter message, Signed by Comrade Sunny Idika, he urged Nigerians to seek the face of God and pray for the development and growth in every part of the country. He said, “Easter signifies a renewal, reinvigoration, and the power of Christ's resurrection. Nigerians must see beyond the trials of the moment and continue to pray and seek the…
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The Uniting realities of UUCNigeria and the big lesson for a progressive Nigeria as a Nation

The Uniting realities of UUCNigeria and the big lesson for a progressive Nigeria as a Nation

By Comrade Amos Kalu Unleash Ur Creativity is a youth capacity development initiative facilitated by the CEO of 2ET Media Network and Emmanuel Eyaba Foundation, Eyeba Emannuel DGN in collaboration with Preternatural Enhancement Center; and official sponsorship by MTN and other worthy supporters. The 3rd Edition of the program started on 9th February and ended on 22nd February in grand style at Genesis Cinema in Abuja. Stars were discovered, nurtured, and released into the world to make some impacts that will make a difference. I have no iota of doubt that the participants who came out of the 14-day exercise…
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Comr Amos Kalu to fellow Youths: Only a stupid child will make a useless father

Comr Amos Kalu to fellow Youths: Only a stupid child will make a useless father

I, Comr Amos Kalu, decided to write this piece as advice to my fellow youths in Nigeria and of Igbo extract in particular. I have watched with trepidation at the helplessness of our youths in the affairs of our nation and I wonder if we are actually ready to become the leaders of today or are we still reminiscing on the mantra of “leaders of tomorrow” to which our collective future had so blatantly been sold to, killed, buried and mourned. We have in the past been too prone to tyranny of mediocrity and bumbling arrogance of ignorance. Our efforts…
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Ohafia Community History, Culture and Heritage

Ohafia Community History, Culture and Heritage

The Ohafia are an Igbo speaking people who live in a region of about 100 square miles located west of the Cross River in Southeastern Nigeria. On these rolling hills twenty-six villages are found, the smallest are comprised of only a few households. The largest is the village of Akanu, the population of which was estimated by Phillip Nsugbe (1974:8) in the mid-sixties to be around 12,000. The ancestral capital of Ohafia is the centrally located village of Elu. The old part of Elu centers on the site where Udumeze, the founder, first built his fire. This is where the shrine of…
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