Chika OduahThat “tribal” wordThe word immediately conjures stereotypical imagery of brown people with bones in their noses or naked warriors running around·10 min read·Feb 5, 2021----
Chika OduahAttitude of Gratitude: Stories I wrote in 2020We made it. You and I. We trudged through the hardships of 2020. It wasn’t easy and at times, we thought we’d lose our minds. But we hung…·8 min read·Jan 11, 2021----
Chika OduahAn Africa-centered conversation with a BritI posed a few candid questions to a white guy from the UK who works in Africa.·13 min read·Nov 17, 2020----
Chika OduahWhy young Africans need to know their historyFifty-three years ago, a political decision changed the course of my life and I wasn’t even born when it was made.·6 min read·Jul 18, 2020----
Chika OduahWhy I Am A Pan-AfricanistThere was an ancient city called Great Zimbabwe built by the Shona people of southern Africa created between 1100 and 1600.·7 min read·Jul 18, 2020----
Chika OduahGot blood on your cell phone?Beware — the maker of your cell phone may not want you to know about this!·5 min read·Apr 10, 2020----
Chika OduahBlack History Month: Remember Igbo Landing and the Flying AfricansThe Igbo Landing story has become a legendary story that testifies to the unbreakable spirit of resistance.·8 min read·Feb 20, 2020--2--2
Chika OduahMusings on Home From a Nigerian-AmericanAs I approach 34 years old, I find myself thinking more about the idea of home and wondering if I’ve found it.5 min read·Feb 2, 2020----