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Welcome Note



On behalf of the Great Naija's Oracle, I welcome you to the Shrine. 
Yes! Over here, I am the Chief Priest and Diviner but, the Oracle occasionally decides to speak through Kinsmen and Visitors of his Shrine. 


This is a platform for well meaning Nigerians, especially the youth, to identify and discuss issues pertaining to our country Nigeria; the world; life and living.
It is an avenue for critical thinking and re-orientation of the mind for a better tomorrow .

Current Article leads you to the most recent article.
Articles From the Oracle leads you to articles by Nnanyelugo Aham-Anyanwu.
Articles From Guest Writers leads you to articles by various contributors .
Blog Roll leads you to all articles and they are presented chronologically. 

Enter the Shrine...but remember:

Take off your shoes (biases) as you enter!!


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