Around 5 centuries before Christ, the Europeans you know today had exactly the same religious mentality we have in many regions of Africa today. They once believed that our day-to-day actions and events are determined by some spiritual forces up…
This is Plutus, the Greek god of wealth, prosperity, abundance, and agriculture. His name is derived from the Greek etymology “ploutos,” which means “wealth.” Thousands of years ago, many Greeks believed that calling upon Plutus can open the doors of…
Have you heard of Moneta, the Roman goddess of money. It is from her name that the words ‘money’, ‘monetary’ and ‘mint’ were derived. In ancient Rome, it was in her temple that money was coined. The image of the…
Fr Angelo Chidi Unegbu (22/02/2022) Do you know that in Igboland (and many other nations), the same reason that made people embrace education, is the same reason they embraced the “modern miracle” churches, and also the same reason they are…
Do you know that for most doors that we have been knocking at and calling on all the spirits in the world to open for us, someone around us could be in possession of the key to them? Do you…
In this video you will see Bishop Joseph B. Whelan, the first bishop of Owerri Catholic diocese, addressing the faithful in the war-torn Assumpta cathedral Owerri. Whelan was arrested after the war, imprisoned and later deported to Ireland together with…
Fr Angelo Chidi Unegbu (12.02.2022) Are you a business man or woman whose business is not moving fine? Before you begin to think of going to the village to pay someone to start boiling pot (_oke-ite_) for you, have you…
Fr Angelo Chidi Unegbu (10.02.2022) If you are living in Nigeria, as you are crying to the heavens for miraculous breakthroughs and healing, remember that beneath your feet are buried over 40 mineral resources. Remember that these resources are more…
The truth of the matter is that what we need to revive the Nigerian economy and improve the quality of life of our people is a good government which remains elusive till date. In the mean time, I believe we…
While pursuing my masters degree in Belgium, I was once discussing with a European student who was very friendly with many African students. She told me that she saw an Igbo boy while coming for lectures. “You spoke with him?”…
