Eguria

COMMUNICATION ART 11 BY EGURIASE S. M . OKAKA Any communication disseminated in this world or beyond must have a process or channels through which the information gets to us. This process is the medium we intend to consider. The ability to get a message or information transmitted to an heterogeneous audience brings completeness in such process. This is where we can say of the Mass Media as a vivid channel in getting messages across to a large number of people at the same time.   We can say of communication as the dissemination of information from person to person or from place to place as the cast may be. This can only reach a few people, it can only be better still when a disseminated information can reached a mass audience; that is when we employ the use of mass media to get to a large number of people at the same time and place as the case may be. Therefore, we can refer to Mass Communication as that information or message sent via a mass medium like radio and telev...

WEDLOCK OF THE GODS BY ZULU SOFOLU ANALYSIS BY EGURIASE S. M. OKAKA Ogwoma, the widow has been forced by her parents to marry Adigwu because they needed money from her bride wealth to cure their son who was very sick. Ogwoma the victim of circumstance had nothing but hatred for Adigwu. She was very much in love with Uloko whom she could not marry because he did not have the money his parents needed. Fortunately for her the loathed husband died and she considers herself freed from whatever bands them together. Rather than complete the period of mourning and be inherited by her husband’s brother in the tradition of levitation, she became pregnant by her lover who eternally holds her heart. Taboos are broken, her parental families are disgraced and her mother-in-law was filled with a sense of vengeance for her son who she believed was intentionally killed so that both lovers might have their way.   The play reveals Odibei searching seriously for the medicine Ogwoma used ...

GURIA CONCEPT & BOOKS PRESENTS THE DIVINER BY EGURIASE S. M. OKAKA INTRODUCTION In the land of Edei. In the 1930s when the white man’s religion had not taken a deep grip on the people. They believe so much in their gods and they tried as much as possible not to offend or go against the rules laid down by the gods. No one shall kill his fellow most especially when the person is an Edei indigene. Let’s see what happened in the play. Structurally, the play is made up of three Acts. By Eguriase S. M. Okaka   SCRIPT WRITING (ETC) CHARACTERS DIVINER KING OKOLO OKOMA OTULO OTULU TOWN CRIER OLD MAN EBI AND EBIBA VILLAGERS     ACTS 1 (In the King’s palace the elders are seen seated dejectedly as the king enters from his inner chamber. All rise in greetings as he sits an...