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In the months leading up to turning sixty-four, my thoughts have been filled with reflections—on where I've been and where I'm headed. I often return to the child I once was: a shy boy growing up in Eastern Nigeria.

A Morning Road-Crossing Ordeal Outside Sheraton Hotel, Ikeja

I was taking a morning walk along the San Francisco Bay in Burlingame, California, when a tall, heavy-set man came walking beside me. We struck up a casual conversation as I tried to keep pace with his long strides.

How a simple misunderstanding led to a fist and punch scuffle. In Imo state, many people are fearful tending to their backyard farms, terrified to bring their children home, petrified while in churches, vigilant when they come home to bury loved ones

Part 4: No one is safe in all the villages across Imo State Nigeria

Part 3: No one is safe in all the villages across Imo State Nigeria

No one is safe in all the villages across Imo State Nigeria: Part 2

Part 1: "Oh, my beloved village!" What have they done to you?

Torture, humiliation, plus exhaustion descend upon me each day over several weeks and months that I go to war with The United Bank of Africa--UBA-Nigeria, fighting to have online access to my money.

Men of the Igbo Nigerian Catholic Community (INCC) celebrated Mother's Day at Saint Patrick's Church in Bridgeport to appreciate the critical and unique roles women play in their families and society. The Parish Priest, Dr.