Chris Ihidero Unedited: An encounter with Angel Michael
It is all quiet in heaven one Sunday evening...
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: 10 Things every man should learn to do
We are all as different as we can be, we men. We come in all shades and sizes and understanding how different we are is a very wise move for better co-existence...
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: When a city boy goes to the village
To meet near absolute silence as one meanders through rocky and erosion-impacted roads can be unnerving. The woman walking down the road carrying few pieces of firewood looks like she's only concerned about the fire to be made tonight and perhaps in the morning…the tendency to live in bulk is what cities impose on us. City life, ever on a hustle overdrive, has little patience for living on a need-only basis; time isn't available to do things is small ways
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: Homosexuals and the Ahmed Yerima in all of us
There's a little Yerima is most of us, anchored on religious and cultural sentiments. And we must slay them all.
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: Global Warming? Which Kain Yeye Global Warming?
Giving people due praise in Nigeria is as rare as finding a three-breasted woman, which is why Sanni Abacha still doesn't get his due praise as devil incarnate and Turai Yar'Adua as Lady Macbeth reloaded...
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: Isunkrimus Irinranmus – Dele Momodu and politics of public tears
Oh yes, on the tearful face of journalist, publisher of Ovation Magazine and former presidential aspirant, Otunba Dele Momodu. Recently, this senior journalistic colleague had deemed it worthy to show his tearful face to the world via his Instagram account..
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: Why I am not Yet Married
Frustrated with being incessantly asked the ‘why are you not yet married question’, I wrote this piece some years ago...
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: Is it Time for New Nigerians?
I was listening to Jimi Disu’s show on Classic FM 97.3 the other day and came across his interview with the mother of Afrobeat superstar Femi Kuti’s ex-wife, Funke Kuti. Funke’s mother, who has lived in Nigeria and held a Nigerian passport for over forty years, had been told at the passport office while trying to renew her passport that she wasn’t Nigerian...
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: Can We Talk About Mental illness?
Contrary to popular opinion, I am not quite mad. I do admit, as friends and foes have pointed out severally, that I am not exactly normal but I insist I have not tipped over to the other side, even with my frequent wanderings. There are moments of insanity of course, often occasioned by this damned country and the people who rule it, but those moments are fleeting and in time I gather my senses and somehow find hope again; it’s the reason I haven’t murdered a politician...yet...
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