Earlier in the year, March, to be precise, a bill was put forward to the Nigerian Senate, and after thorough scrutiny, as is always the case, was rejected on the basis of religion, in that the provisions of the bill conflicted with the religious beliefs of both Christians, and Muslims, and the Nigerian constitution, as, […]
Another YES WE CAN!
As agents of social change, HRCRC fronted an exercise aimed at rekindling consciousness of communal ownership of public properties among people. While it is up to govt to deliver public good such as roads, electricity and water given their sheer size of resources, as citizens, we can do something to help put our environments in […]
Footprints in the Sands of Time
HRCRC family is profundly grateful to Sr Bernadette Unamah (MMM) – who in the short interim between long work and a sabbatical volunteered at the center. In the very short weeks you joined our family, we both learnt and benefited in unmentionable ways… you instigated a project that will benefit many who visit the hilltop […]
‘Ugwu Elom Onele’: The ‘Juju’ Hill
By Dominic A. Okoliko The road leading to Ugwu Elom Onele snake-curves with dimples here and there, so that gliding through it makes you feel as if you are doing a jingle. Whether you are walking or on the popular Okada or in a vehicle, the feel is the same; one time you’re tossed up, […]