I just caught on to the proposed (now aborted) "Witchcraft Conference" at UNN. I know both Profs P-J Ezeh (taught me) and Opata (a luminary of indigenous African history). Regrettably, a whole lot could have been taken away from such conference, viewed objectively. But, no...

CAN (at least the daft ones among them) just had to remind the world how a federal university is the "property of the church." I hope this conference holds in, say, Ghana (who are a bit more secular with their institutions). We keep channelling our energies to where they are...

Least needed! Now they& #39;ve gone and tweaked the theme to sth on "Human Behaviour..." yada, yada, yada. I remembered studying (under Prof Ezeh) S.F Marek& #39;s "WITCHCRAFT IN FOUR AFRICAN SOCIETIES: AN ESSAY IN COMPARISON." Pure ethnology! Still a classic today...once saw it in Rev Dr

Adibe& #39;s (of the Religion Dept. Wonder if he& #39;s still there?) car amongst other ethnorelative books. Anyways @_CharlesUche, I found these yesterday.

Prof Damian Opata will be fuming sha...can& #39;t wait to read his rebuttal on CAN.