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“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS” (Tuesday, 30th week in Ordinary Time of Year C. Also Feast of Saints Simon and Jude, Apostles)
WE ARE IN THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, THE MONTH OF THE HOLY ROSARY. PLEASE, PRAY THE HOLY ROSARY AND ASK THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY TO PRESENT YOUR INTENTIONS ...
“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS”. (Monday, 30th Week in Ordinary Time of Year C).
WE ARE IN THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, THE MONTH OF THE HOLY ROSARY. PLEASE, PRAY THE HOLY ROSARY AND ASK THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY TO PRESENT YOUR INTENTIONS ...
Umuofia: a Kindred with a Fragmented Identity that Remains Unaware of its Essence and Aspirations, yet is Fervently Devoted to Western Cultural Norms
The subsequent debate following the policy announcement by the esteemed Minister of Educat...
THE MANIFESTATION OF THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE NADOWLI-KALEO DISTRICT
Climate change has been one of the most debated issues in the scientific community in the 21st century. Despite the abundance of literature from clima...
Mother Tongue Instruction in Ghana: A Noble Idea Facing Harsh Realities
The recent directive by the Minister of Education that all schools in Ghana should use L1 (learners’ first language or mother tongue) as the languag...
My Take on the Minister's Call for the Compulsory Use of Local Ghanaian Languages as a Mode of Instruction in Schools
My Take on the Minister’s Call for the Compulsory Use of Local Ghanaian Languages as Mode of Instruction in SchoolsI respectfully disagree with the ...