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Ethiopia’s Participation in Preparing the UN Charter and Establishing the Organization Ethiopia’s Participation in Preparing the UN Charter and Establishing the Organization When I heard that a new organization was being established to replace the League of Nations, I understood that we must strive immediately to become a founding member rather than entering through petitionContinue reading “Ethiopia’s Participation in Preparing the UN Charter and Establishing the Organization”

THE SHEIKH GUMI CONTROVERSY: REFORMER OR DIVIDER? (PART 1) THE SHEIKH GUMI CONTROVERSY: REFORMER OR DIVIDER? (PART 1) Few religious figures in Nigeria’s modern history shaped Northern public life as deeply and controversially as Sheikh Abubakar Mahmoud Gumi. To supporters, he was a courageous reformer who challenged religious practices he believed had drifted away fromContinue reading “THE SHEIKH GUMI CONTROVERSY: REFORMER OR DIVIDER? (PART 1)”

THE ABURI ACCORD, PART 2: WHAT REALLY WENT WRONG AFTER GHANA? THE ABURI ACCORD, PART 2: WHAT REALLY WENT WRONG AFTER GHANA? When Nigerian military leaders left Aburi, Ghana, in January 1967, many people believed the country had stepped back from the edge of disaster. The atmosphere at the meeting had reportedly been calmer thanContinue reading “THE ABURI ACCORD, PART 2: WHAT REALLY WENT WRONG AFTER GHANA?”

Borno state government says terror!sts will swear with Quran and they will be integrated back into the society Borno state government says terror!sts will swear with Quran and they will be integrated back into the society Just like that 🤷 It means no more punishment for all the r@pe No more punishment for all theContinue reading “Borno state government says terror!sts will swear with Quran and they will be integrated back into the society”

Doctors took pieces of Henrietta Lacks’s body in 1951 and never asked her permission. She died eight months later. Her cells built the polio vaccine, AIDS research, and the COVID-19 vaccine. Her family didn’t see one dollar until 2023. Doctors took pieces of Henrietta Lacks’s body in 1951 and never asked her permission. She diedContinue reading “Doctors took pieces of Henrietta Lacks’s body in 1951 and never asked her permission. She died eight months later. Her cells built the polio vaccine, AIDS research, and the COVID-19 vaccine. Her family didn’t see one dollar until 2023.”

VOICE OF THE CROSS: IGBO GOSPEL SINGERS THAT CHANGED GENERATIONS. VOICE OF THE CROSS: IGBO GOSPEL SINGERS THAT CHANGED GENERATIONS. The Voice of the Cross stands as one of the most enduring and influential gospel music duos in Nigerian history, particularly within the vibrant Eastern Igbo musical tradition. Formed in the early 1970s by twoContinue reading “VOICE OF THE CROSS: IGBO GOSPEL SINGERS THAT CHANGED GENERATIONS.”

“SINS” That Sent Awolowo to Jail — Britain Didn’t Act Alone 7 “SINS” That Sent Awolowo to Jail — Britain Didn’t Act Alone 😱🇳🇬 Awolowo: The Man Britain Feared… And His Own People Jailed 🇳🇬 Love him or hate him — there’s no middle ground with Obafemi Awolowo. To the British Empire, he committed 7Continue reading ““SINS” That Sent Awolowo to Jail — Britain Didn’t Act Alone”

April 1978: When Nigeria’s Olusegun Obasanjo Met Zaire’s Mobutu Sese Seko in Lagos April 1978: When Nigeria’s Olusegun Obasanjo Met Zaire’s Mobutu Sese Seko in Lagos A historic photograph taken in April 1978 captured a significant diplomatic moment in post-colonial African politics. The image featured Nigeria’s then Head of State, Olusegun Obasanjo, standing beside ZaireanContinue reading “April 1978: When Nigeria’s Olusegun Obasanjo Met Zaire’s Mobutu Sese Seko in Lagos”

Invasion of Benin Kingdom 1897,a full scale Military action. Invasion of Benin Kingdom 1897,a full scale Military action. The invasion of the Benin Kingdom in 1897 was the climax of escalating tensions between the powerful Edo state and British imperial forces seeking to impose colonial control over the region. In January 1897, a British delegationContinue reading “Invasion of Benin Kingdom 1897,a full scale Military action.”

30th May Biafra Memorial Day CountdownBIAFRA WAR: THE STORY OF BRUCE MAYROCK (1947–1969) 30th May Biafra Memorial Day CountdownBIAFRA WAR: THE STORY OF BRUCE MAYROCK (1947–1969) A young Jewish student who gave his life in protest against the suffering of Biafrans during the Nigerian Civil War. By Anyi KingsPublished On the Biafra PostMay 9,2026 AmongContinue reading “30th May Biafra Memorial Day CountdownBIAFRA WAR: THE STORY OF BRUCE MAYROCK (1947–1969)”