Munachi

19/12/2025

The story of Odi

14/12/2025

In one of the greatest political twists Nigeria has ever witnessed,
a man once condemned to die in prison returned to lead the nation.

This is the story of Olusegun Obasanjo —
a former Head of State jailed under a military dictatorship,
later freed by fate,
and finally sworn in as Nigeria’s civilian president.

It is a story of power lost, freedom taken, and destiny reclaimed.
A reminder that history can humble the mighty…
and raise them again when the time is right.

Watch. Reflect. Share.
Nigeria’s past still shapes our present.

14/12/2025

12/12/2025

“My Ambition Is Not Worth the Blood of Any Nigerian” — The Story Behind the Words

In 2015, Nigeria stood on the edge of chaos. Tension was everywhere.
Fear was real. The wounds of past election violence were still fresh.
But in that moment, one man made a choice that changed history. Goodluck Jonathan stepped back from power and chose peace over ambition. He chose Nigeria over himself. This spoken-word piece tells the emotional story behind his famous statement —
why he said it,
what it meant,
and how it saved Nigeria from burning.

Listen. Reflect. Share.
This is what true leadership should look like.

10/12/2025

Dora Akunyili: The Woman Who Chose Truth.
In this powerful spoken-word piece, I tell the story of a woman who stood against darkness when the whole nation was silent.
A woman who fought fake drugs like a soldier at war… who survived bullets, threats, and intimidation… who chose courage over comfort, and truth over fear.

Dora Akunyili wasn’t just a leader — she was a light. A protector. A warrior who saved millions of lives and left a legacy written in sacrifice.

Listen to her story.
Feel her fire.
Remember her name.

08/12/2025

🇳🇬 Was the 1966 Coup Nigeria’s Greatest Mistake?

In this emotional spoken-word piece, I revisit the night that changed our nation forever.
A night when young soldiers fired the first shots that shattered our fragile unity…
A night that opened wounds Nigeria still struggles to heal.

This is not just history—
it is a reminder of the ethnic mistrust, political chaos, and national pain that still echo from 1966 to today.

Listen, reflect, and share your thoughts.
Did the mistake begin with the coup…
or with the cracks that came before it?

06/12/2025

In the last few years, Africa has watched a familiar scene return to its television screens: a soldier… a flag… and a government collapsing overnight. From Mali, to Burkina Faso, Guinea, Niger, and Gabon, the map of the continent is once again dotted with coups. But the real question is not who the soldiers are… It’s why the people keep welcoming them. And the answer to this question lies on many factors

05/12/2025

Many do not know the story of the infamous Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu… but pull up a chair. I'll tell you. What you’re about to hear is a chapter of Nigerian history hidden away from our classrooms. It started with a whisper, On 15 January 1966, barely five years after independence, Nigeria witnessed the unexpected. A group of middle-ranked army officers launched the first, and most vicious military coup in the nation’s history. And Nzeogwu led this coup, this coup was deadly and many military and political actors were unalive....

30/10/2025

“The Man Who Changed Nigeria’s Phone Game — Nnamdi Ezeigbo’s Untold Story”

21/10/2025

Was Nnamdi Kanu Really Wrong?

20/10/2025

Nnamdi Kanu