International Guardian News

07/04/2026

Book REview: The Gospel According to the Grocery Aisle

Book Title: FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Nourishing the Soul, One Bite at a Time Author: Professor Rev. Dr. Darlington Iheonu I. Ndubuike Publishers: WestBow Press. Reviewer: Dr Emeaba O. Emeaba Pages: 220 In Food for Thought, Darlington Ndubuike transforms the produce aisle into a pulpit, finding in seventy fruits and vegetables a complete theology of the examined life; its trials, its silences, and its unexpected harvests....

06/08/2026

Wazobia Family Funfair AT 10 – Decade of Family, Culture, and Community

On July 25, 2026, families from across Houston will gather at the West Oaks Mall on 1000 West Oaks, Houston, to celebrate a milestone that extends far beyond food, music, and entertainment. The 10th Anniversary of the Wazobia Family Funfair represents a decade-long journey of community building, cultural preservation, entrepreneurship, and family-centered engagement. What began as a customer appreciation initiative has evolved into one of the most recognizable African community events in Texas....

06/02/2026

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Nigeria’s Forgotten Sacrifice and the Tragedy of Xenophobia in South Africa As George Santayana famously warned, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” The unfolding xenop…

06/02/2026

From Noise to Votes: Nigerian Youth Must Turn Online Fire into Electoral Power

Young Nigerians have shown a remarkable ability to create waves in the digital space. With a single click, they can expose a politician's corruption, rally tens of thousands of supporters behind a single hashtag, and keep every political actor on edge from dawn until dusk. However, as the 2027 general elections draw closer, it is time to face an uncomfortable truth: loud online noise isn't the same as real power in the political sphere....

06/02/2026

Between Silence and Sabotage: Jonathan’s Return to Political Manipulation

"Jonathan’s calculated and weaponized ambiguity breeds deception and weakens emerging political alliances." —Dr. Anthony Obi Ogbo Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has once again found himself at the center of presidential speculation, floating silently above the country’s political waters while supporters aggressively market him as a possible candidate ahead of another critical election cycle. And once again, Jonathan is doing what he has mastered throughout his political career: saying nothing clearly while allowing political confusion to grow around him....

06/02/2026

The Devastation of Insurgency: Nigeria Cannot Kill Its Way Out of Insecurity

"Insecurity persists not only because armed groups are present but also because the state is often absent" —Dr. Declan Onwudiwe Nigeria cannot kill its way out of insecurity. While military victories may win battles, only legitimacy, governance, and economic opportunity can secure lasting peace. Across the country, persistent violence, characterized by impunity and a tragic disregard for human life, has exposed the limits of a force-only approach....

06/02/2026

Igbo Dynamism and The Politics of Misalignment

The cost of this misalignment extends beyond politics and erodes the strength and perception of the Igbo brand itself — Dr. Anthony Ogbo Few ethnic groups in the modern world embody resilience, adaptability, and entrepreneurial drive like the Igbo of southeastern Nigeria. Forged by history, particularly the trauma and aftermath of the Nigerian Civil War, the Igbo spirit has evolved into a global force defined by education, commerce, and labor....

The cost of this misalignment extends beyond politics and erodes the strength and perception of the Igbo brand itself — Dr. Anthony Ogbo Few ethnic groups in the modern world embody resilience, ada…

05/23/2026

04/07/2026

TSU’s CommWeek Positions School of Communication at the Forefront of AI, Innovation, and Student Success

HOUSTON, TX — Texas Southern University’s School of Communication is set to host its 44th Annual Media and Communication Conference (CommWeek 2026) from April 6–10 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Building, bringing together a dynamic mix of scholars, students, industry professionals, and civic leaders to examine the future of media in an increasingly digital and AI-driven world. Widely regarded as one of the School’s signature academic and professional events, CommWeek has evolved into a powerful platform for intellectual exchange, industry engagement, and student-centered learning....

HOUSTON, TX — Texas Southern University’s School of Communication is set to host its 44th Annual Media and Communication Conference (CommWeek 2026) from April 6–10 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Building, bringing together a dynamic mix of scholars, students, industry professionals, and civic l...