NCHOROKOTO: MY REFLECTION ON THE BEAUTIFUL GAME WE PLAYED GROWING UP

Nchorokoto

By Nnabugwu Chizoba

Nchorokoto, often called by its short form “Ncho” is a game I grew up to meet, love and played regularly, growing up as a child in my beautiful village of Ndi-Agwala, Echiele Otampa, Isuikwuato Local Government Area, Abia State, South East, Nigeria. 

THE AFIZERE NATION: CREATING WEALTH, HARNESSING THE BEAUTY WITHIN

The Jarawa Dancers

 

By Nnabugwu Chizoba

A common saying of my people of Isuikwuato, in Abia state is here para-phrased: The neglected one does not neglect himself or herself. Translated to my Mother tongue, it reads, "Onye ajuru aju aduwu aju onwoya". 

TO THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN NIGERIA, THE MOTHER TONGUE IS NOT IMPORTANT - Barr Lemuel Stephen

By Nnabugwu Chizoba 

Continuing with our self-imposed mandate of promoting literacy in mother tongue, Scoreline decided to engage one of the young people in town, a law graduate of the University of Jos, Barr. Lemuel Stephen. His interest in graphics design, a trade he cherishes so much and does very well is top notch, going by the quality of his works, number of patronage and the calibre of clients he services regularly. 

FALSE ACCUSATION: “PERSONALLY, I THINK FALSE ACCUSATION IS VERY BAD”—MR. HARRY, REACTS

By: Nnabugwu Chizoba,

False accusations are allegations or claims of wrong doing levelled against a person(s), group(s), institution(s), government(s), community (ies), state(s) or nation(s), which are not true. 

SOME SECRETS OF HAPPY LIFE ARE IN OUR HANDS. OUR DESIRE ALWAYS IS TO SPREAD THEM

By Nnabugwu Chizoba 

Savor the captivating landscape that has always harboured and showcase beautifully the volcanic and inspiring rock formations and Hills in Plateau state... 

PROMOTION OF MOTHER TONGUE -

By Nnabugwu Chizoba 

Seen in the attached video is the Asop Waterfall. It is located in Plateau State, in the North Central Nigeria. 

IT IS UNFORTUNATE, MOTHER TONGUE IS NOT TAUGHT IN OUR SCHOOLS—PROF. FWATSHAK SATI, REACTS

 

Prof Sati Fwatshak: Former Dean, Faculty of Arts University of Jos

By: Nnabugwu Chizoba

Recently, Scoreline in a bid to deliver on its self-imposed mandate of doing the needful in promoting literacy in mother tongue in Nigeria via a specialized tool: the Culture and Creativity Empowerment Initiative in Schools. Scoreline engaged an erudite scholar, a Lawyer, Historian, former Dean, Faculty of Arts, University of Jos, Professor Sati Fwatshak, to provide insight into the subject of promoting literacy in mother tongue.