Eguria

This prose was written years ago by George Orwell. As at when he was writing this literary piece, he never put many Africa government to mind but today his novel is reflective of many African governments and their behaviors when in offices. students who wish to excel in their education and political endeavors should consider this all important allegory that was thought by Orwell. GEORGE ORWELL: ANIMAL FARM AUTHOR’S BACKGROUND George Orwell (real name Eric Arthur Blair) was born in Bengal, Indian, in 1903. His father was an officer in the Indian Customs and Excise Department. He started his schooling at South Coast Preparatory School and from there went to Eton College (one of the most prestigious colleges in England then) Blair served in the Indian imperial Police from 1922 to 1927. He made use of his experience during the service to write Burmese Days in 1934. Having become dissatisfied with his role as an Assistant Superintendent of Police in Burma, he left and spent th...

MARRIAGE RELATIONSHIP WHEN A CHRISTIAN MARRIES AN UNBELIEVER? BY EGURIASE S. M. OKAKA   GQbtV7p6nQ5rMphrWUmKQN7PmnENyJnA5qGVq4xQwemfiM_d1wFT3Mrbi6v3IbsPJbXyuUlmfsw/s720/MARR+1.png" imageanchor="1" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"> He who made them made them created male and female even the animals were all created after the same manner. The reason is not farfetched; it is for procreation and for continuity of existence. That man can continue living on earth for so many years to come. God told Noah to bring all kinds of animals into the Ark before the flood came to destroy the then old world of Noah. He instructed Noah to take both species of animals: male and female, the simple reason is for procreation and continuity. Likewise, we also need to fulfill this role if Man wants to live long on this path. God has already said go ye into the world and multiply and replenished the earth. Genesis 1:27 Now this command ca...

CAMARA LAYE: THE AFRICAN CHILD   AUTHOR’S BACKGROUND Born on January 1, 1928, at Kouroussa, Dakar, Senegal, Camara Laye was a Guinean novelist. He first attended local schools where his formal French education started. He attended a technical high school in Conakry and later left for France on a government scholarship. He got a certificate in automotive technology at Argenteuil, and proceeded to Paris for a degree course in automotive engineering. He kept many odd jobs and experienced privation until he found employment in an automotive factory. In 1956, Camara Laye return to Guinea and worked there in a technical capacity for the French colonial regime.       When Guinea became independent, he was sent on a diplomatic mission to many African countries and later became Director, Sekou Tour’s Study and Research Centre in the Ministry of Information in Conakry. He soon fell out of favor with President Toure as a result of his writings that were becoming to...