Ike Anya
Articles by this Author
Some Things Just Cannot Wait….Helon Habila Discusses Measuring Time With Ike Anya
- By Ike Anya
- Published 01/30/2008
- Interviews & Profiles
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Dr Umelobi Ihekweazu, Physician and gentleman - 1932-2007
- By Ike Anya
- Published 08/1/2007
- Interviews & Profiles
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Nigerian Doctors Gather In Sheffield
- By Ike Anya
- Published 01/29/2007
- Life Abroad
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Omololu Falobi - A Hero Departs
- By Ike Anya
- Published 11/13/2006
- Nigeria Matters
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"Bros, terrible news…Omololu ran into robbers in Lagos. Bros, the guy is dead, Bros… That was how I learnt that Omololu Falobi, pioneering journalist and activist, a human being par excellence, a devoted father, friend and brother had departed this life...
AIDS 2006 Toronto: A Nigerian Perspective
- By Ike Anya
- Published 10/18/2006
- Africa & World
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Notes From Toronto: Ike Anya at the 16th International AIDS Conference
- By Ike Anya
- Published 08/14/2006
- Arts & Reviews
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Two Welcomes to Toronto 2006
- By Ike Anya
- Published 08/11/2006
- Africa & World
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"This talks about teaching…you didn't say anything about teaching - did you tell the High Commission in London that you were going to be teaching in Canada? And upstairs you said you were a journalist, then a doctor and now you're teaching?"
Nigerian Health “Reforms”: Rhetoric Or Real?
- By Ike Anya
- Published 06/23/2006
- Nigeria Matters
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One could come to the conclusion that certain aspects of governance have been given priority over others and that health does not seem to have fallen into the chosen few. We could argue that this is because initial efforts have been focused on the economy, but the question remains- is this decision wise, and more importantly, is it sustainable?
Why Are We Crying? We Are All Guilty
- By Ike Anya
- Published 12/14/2005
- Nigeria Matters
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I am sitting at my computer, transfixed by the images on the internet of the grieving parents and relatives of the over one hundred people that died in Port Harcourt at the weekend in an aeroplane crash. And we are all responsible...



