On themes
I cover many themes on my blog and I can identify some controversial topics and some very personal, others are social commentary and I have decided to devote a page to these themes.
Apes Obey! Series – These are a number of blogs that take certain opinions of Lord Lugard in the 1920s linking them to contemporary issues in Nigeria.
Introducing the Apes Obey! Series The introductory blog.
The Cancer Tales – My most challenging battle for survival, I was diagnosed with cancer in September 2009 part of which included 18 days in hospital and 7 sessions of chemotherapy over a period of 5 months, the cancer now in complete remission.
I blogged when I could in hospital and have continually written about my recovery process, my struggles and concerns.
Then all the Cancer-Related blogs and a Google Search on the chemotherapy blogs. The summary of this story is there is life after cancer, people do survive and the recovery process extends well beyond getting well to regaining many elements of the life one had before illness struck – that journey can be very long and hard too.
On Nigeria - I am as much Nigerian and I am English, I have a strong affinity with my Nigerian heritage and write a lot about Nigerian issues, there are hundreds of blogs to read. You can use the Search facility to access all the Nigerian blogs as well as link to related items beneath the blogs.
Thought Picnic – These are blogs that do not follow the strict format of my usual blog rules, I have a topical issue that I address offering opinion, argument, reason or dispute just like I have gone out for a picnic to think about things at a serene natural place.
Thought Picnic: Our Truth The original post.
Editorial – Just what it says but on a blog relating issues in a unconventional way.
Editorial: Eighth of May 2011 The original post
The Editorials – A Google Search on my blog
