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Argentina and Spain are locked in a thrilling World Cup final at halftime, and what we have witnessed over the first 45 minutes (plus four minutes of stoppage time) is what I call "retail soccer." Retail soccer is the kind of game where every scoring...

At the recommendation of my sister, I finally read The Only Son by John Munonye. The novel tells the story of Nnaana, the only son of his widowed mother, Chiaku.

As soccer players, teams, coaches, fans, and entire countries journey through the 2026 FIFA World Cup, one thing is certain to me: many hearts will be broken.

Medical mystery adventures by Dr. Anselm Chibuike Anyoha combine storytelling, child development, and health education to help children overcome fear and better understand their bodies.

Book Release Announcement What happens when a doctor admits he never passes the ball? Confessions of a Ball Hoarder: Why Nobody Wants Me on Their Soccer Team is a funny, relatable story inspired by real-life pickup soccer and the surprising reactions it..

Give it up for the Nigerian Super Eagles. It felt especially good to be Nigerian.

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