Where Did the Fulani Originally Come From, and What Was Their Original Religion Where Did the Fulani Originally Come From, and What Was Their Original Religion?🤔 The Fulani, also known as the FulÉ“e, Fula, or Peul, are one of the largest and most widespread ethnic groups in Africa. Most historians and linguists believe their earliestContinue reading “Where Did the Fulani Originally Come From, and What Was Their Original Religion”
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Islamisation of the East Has Started from Imo State
Islamisation of the East Has Started from Imo State Islamisation of the East Has Started from Imo State Imo State, once a beacon of enterprise and relative peace in Nigeria’s South-East, has undergone a troubling transformation under the administration of Governor Hope Uzodimma. What began as a controversial Supreme Court declaration installing him as governorContinue reading “Islamisation of the East Has Started from Imo State”
The Hausa and the Right to Associate: A Look at Hausa Zalla Through the Lens of the 1999 Constitution .
The Hausa and the Right to Associate: A Look at Hausa Zalla Through the Lens of the 1999 Constitution . The Hausa and the Right to Associate: A Look at Hausa Zalla Through the Lens of the 1999 Constitution . IntroductionNigeria is a country of unions. Nearly every major ethnic group has a recognised socio-culturalContinue reading “The Hausa and the Right to Associate: A Look at Hausa Zalla Through the Lens of the 1999 Constitution .”
Why Black Africans Were Viewed as a Threat
Why Black Africans Were Viewed as a Threat Black History: Why Black Africans Were Viewed as a Threat The perception of Black Africans and Black Culture as a threat stems from misunderstanding and misinterpretation. European colonizers wrote a flawed version of African history, changing historical, social, and cultural facts. The factual Black History and BlackContinue reading “Why Black Africans Were Viewed as a Threat”
In 1983, about 2 million African migrants, most of them Ghanaians, were forced to leave Nigeria within 14 days. It was under Nigerian President Shehu Shagari.
In 1983, about 2 million African migrants, most of them Ghanaians, were forced to leave Nigeria within 14 days. It was under Nigerian President Shehu Shagari. 🇳🇬 🇬🇠In 1983, about 2 million African migrants, most of them Ghanaians, were forced to leave Nigeria within 14 days. It was under Nigerian President Shehu Shagari. TheyContinue reading “In 1983, about 2 million African migrants, most of them Ghanaians, were forced to leave Nigeria within 14 days. It was under Nigerian President Shehu Shagari.”
On January 17, 1961, Patrice Lumumba was executed because Congo’s independence threatened more than colonial pride.
On January 17, 1961, Patrice Lumumba was executed because Congo’s independence threatened more than colonial pride. On January 17, 1961, Patrice Lumumba was executed because Congo’s independence threatened more than colonial pride. It threatened the old bargain that said Africa could have flags, speeches, and ceremonies, as long as the wealth beneath African soil stillContinue reading “On January 17, 1961, Patrice Lumumba was executed because Congo’s independence threatened more than colonial pride.”
They Brought Mercenaries To Kiill Us. We Refused To Die.
They Brought Mercenaries To Kiill Us. We Refused To Die. They Brought Mercenaries To Kiill Us. We Refused To Die. There is a history they do not teach. There is a chapter of the Nigeria-Biafra war that has been deliberately buried under the noise of “One Nigeria” propaganda and the comfortable silence of those whoContinue reading “They Brought Mercenaries To Kiill Us. We Refused To Die.”
On June 30, 1960, Lumumba told Belgium the truth about colonial rule, and history never forgot the cost.
On June 30, 1960, Lumumba told Belgium the truth about colonial rule, and history never forgot the cost. On June 30, 1960, Lumumba told Belgium the truth about colonial rule, and history never forgot the cost. The room had been prepared for ceremony, not confession. It was supposed to be a clean handover, a polishedContinue reading “On June 30, 1960, Lumumba told Belgium the truth about colonial rule, and history never forgot the cost.”
“The African President Who Received No Presidential Send-Off And Was Buried In A Foreign Country”
“The African President Who Received No Presidential Send-Off And Was Buried In A Foreign Country” “The African President Who Received No Presidential Send-Off And Was Buried In A Foreign Country” Mobutu Sese Seko Nkuku Ngbendu Wa Za Banga, that was the name he adopted in 1972 after abandoning his birth name, Joseph-Désiré Mobutu. He ruledContinue reading ““The African President Who Received No Presidential Send-Off And Was Buried In A Foreign Country””
Thomas Sankara was killed before history could test
Thomas Sankara was killed before history could test Thomas Sankara was killed before history could test whether a poor country could stand upright without asking permission. He ruled Burkina Faso for only four years, yet those years became a wound because they looked like a road not taken. His story is not only about aContinue reading “Thomas Sankara was killed before history could test”
