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Learning Through Play: A New Approach to Teaching Critical Thinking in Nigeria, By Leo Igwe [MUST READ]

Until recently, I didn't know about gamification or game-based learning. I am not an educationist. I am a philosopher and a scholar of religion...

Malawi’s Witchcraft Accusations: The Case for Critical Thinking in Schools [OPINION]

The recent incident of witchcraft accusation in Malawi underscores the danger of superstitions but also the imperative of fostering critical thinking and philosophical inquiry...

From Blasphemy Laws to Witch Hunts, Leo Igwe Makes a Case for Freedom of Belief [MUST READ]

Thank you, Madam, for the opportunity, and thank you, Government of the Netherlands, for your commitment to protecting and defending the freedom of religion...

Edu Revive 2026: Critical Thinking, Inquiry-Based Learning, and Educational Revival in Africa [MUST READ]

The Edu Revive 2026 is a timely event that addresses the cogent needs of students, teachers and society. Early in the 21st century, the...

A Call to Ebonyi State Government: Urgently Revoke the Bail of Elom Monday [MUST READ]

The Advocacy for Alleged Witches urges the Ebonyi State government to revoke the bail of Elom Monday. Mr Monday and other suspects are being...

Veronica Ngalasi Igwe: A Tribute to a Mother of Love, Giving and Forgiveness [MUST READ]

In this deeply personal tribute, Leo Igwe remembers his late mother, Veronica Ngalasi Igwe, as a woman whose life was defined by uncommon love,...

Leo Igwe: On the Policing Allegations of Penis Theft in Rivers State [MUST READ]

A recent case in a community in Rivers State has revealed worrisome gaps and disconnects in policing and management of allegations of penis theft...

Mathias Ezeaku: Freedom of Religion, Rejection of Christianity, and Politics in Southern Nigeria [MUST READ]

My attention has been drawn to a media report stating that a community had rejected a traditional religious worshipper, Mathias Ezeaku, who is aspiring...

Disenchanting Wigs: Do Lawyers Suffer Spiritual Attacks in Courtrooms? [MUST READ]

My attention has been drawn to an article, Haunted wigs: Lawyers share mysterious courtroom experiences, by Chijioke Iremeka. The article was published in The...

Leo Igwe: What Happened When I Attended a Humanist Child Naming Ceremony [MUST READ]

In February, the Humanist Association of Nigeria recorded the second child naming event. The event took place in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The ceremony...

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