Eziudo Michael Nwachukwu

''We don't need to go back to the past to learn from it. We carried the knowledge along when we left the past''

''When your eyes begin to see an ear, you'd be foolish to still keep thinking the ears still belong to you''

''ON MARRIAGE AND FEMINISM

Homefronts are matters of responsibility which should be based on agreed principles backed up by approved tenets. Before the walls of marriage should feminism come in, not in the marriage. It'd end up becoming catastrophic and birthing sadists''

''The biggest challenge any man would ever have is his mind; if not castrated, she'd be the mother of all ugly assumptions and birther of all limitations''

''Those who won't fight or kill over disagreements are those who understand that the both parties disagree for the same good cause, they just don't have the same point of view''

''Most times when we love, it's not actually the look of the persons that keep us, it's some strange phenomenon we can't explain, and the fact that we can't explain it makes the puzzle of unavoidable interest''

''When we love the people we love, we love them because we're hopeful, we're hopeful that there's a feat we can attain with only these people in our lives; because they're the only ones that know how to push us on. Hence, it's heartbreaking to let go. And that's why we cry when they do go, not that they're indispensable.''

''When you're called upon for group giving, it's a call to part-take in a flowing blessing. Please respond, even if it is with the least currency, be involved.''

''We are limited, and actually deny ourselves certain privileges, because we busy ourselves thinking that people think what we think they're thinking about us. We need to really understand that people are busy being conscious of themselves than thinking what we think they're thinking about us.''

''The biggest challenge any man would ever have is his mind; if not castrated, she'd be the mother of all ugly assumptions and birther of all limitations''