Daily Query

Monday morning on the pulpit can be very surreal. Today’s lesson is from Camara Laye’s ‘A Dream of Africa’, a 1966 novel of prophecy, the black man and his future. A young man called Fatoman returns for a two-week vacation in Guinea

An old firm of architects with a rich history of project design and delivery sent a letter to the Sierra Leonean government on September 15, 1960. In that letter, the firm listed some of the projects it was handling in Nigeria. The

By Charles Obiajulu Ugwu More than half of the world’s roughly forty-five thousand Christian denominations either originated in Africa or operate primarily on it. Nigeria alone hosts an uncountable number of them, multiplying weekly out of shopfronts, school halls and converted cinemas.

The Architecture of Quiet Decay By Agbeze Ireke Kalu Onuma, AI-KO There is a particular quality to the silence that has settled over Nigeria – not the silence of peace [we have none], nor the silence of surrender [we have not yet