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Nigeria is a Great Place! Nigeria is a Great Place! In Nigeria, there is a rock called Zuma rock. It is the second largest rock in the whole world. It has a nature-carved human face with eyes, mouth and nose. The circumference is 3.1 kilometres with a Height of 725 metres. The Image of theContinue reading “Nigeria is a Great Place!”

We expect adherence to rule of law in Nnamdi Kanu’s case — NBA We expect adherence to rule of law in Nnamdi Kanu’s case — NBA We expect maintenance of rule of law in determining Nnamdi Kanu’s case — NBA The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, has said it is expecting the rule of law toContinue reading “We expect adherence to rule of law in Nnamdi Kanu’s case — NBA”

THE LAB○UR ○F ○UR PAST HER○ES WILL NEVER G○ IN VAIN. Ashes was the powder on their faces,Scars became their tattoos, Chains was the ornaments around their necks, Rocks was the pillow they rested their heads Their sweats never got dry even in the cold, Bl00d was their coverings when they ran out of sweat.Continue reading “THE LAB○UR ○F ○UR PAST HER○ES WILL NEVER G○ IN VAIN.”

The truth about Igbo Abandoned Property in Port Harcourt after civil w@r The truth about Igbo Abandoned Property in Port Harcourt after civil w@r Firstly, all the indigenous Igbo communities in Rivers State: Ikwerre, Etche, Ogba, Ndoki, Ekpeye suffered the same way other Igbos from Nigeria suffered during civil w@r. There was nothing like IkwerreContinue reading “The truth about Igbo Abandoned Property in Port Harcourt after civil w@r”

Home and Exile by Chinua Achebe is a collection of essays where Achebe reflects on colonialism, African identity, and the power of storytelling. Here are 5 key lessons from the book: Home and Exile by Chinua Achebe is a collection of essays where Achebe reflects on colonialism, African identity, and the power of storytelling. HereContinue reading “Home and Exile by Chinua Achebe is a collection of essays where Achebe reflects on colonialism, African identity, and the power of storytelling. Here are 5 key lessons from the book:”

FIRST MOVIE COMPANY OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY BLACK FILMMAKERS 🎥FIRST MOVIE COMPANY OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY BLACK FILMMAKERSOscar Devereaux Micheaux(born Michaux; January 2, 1884 – March 25, 1951) was an American author, film director and independent producer of more than 44 films. Micheaux’s Lincoln Motion Picture Company was the first movie company owned and controlledContinue reading “FIRST MOVIE COMPANY OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY BLACK FILMMAKERS”

The Tuareg people of West Africa were among the many people like the Soninke, Mende, Bambara, Songhai, Madinka, Mossi The Tuareg people of West Africa were among the many people like the Soninke, Mende, Bambara, Songhai, Madinka, Mossi and so on that had facilitated the trans-saharan trade that saw west African empires swell with riches.Continue reading “The Tuareg people of West Africa were among the many people like the Soninke, Mende, Bambara, Songhai, Madinka, Mossi”

’10 years ago, Fidelity Bank placed a bet on Allen Onyema and his Air Peace brand, when most banks stayed away from touching the airline. Someone wrote 👇👇👇👇👇 ’10 years ago, Fidelity Bank placed a bet on Allen Onyema and his Air Peace brand, when most banks stayed away from touching the airline. Air PeaceContinue reading “’10 years ago, Fidelity Bank placed a bet on Allen Onyema and his Air Peace brand, when most banks stayed away from touching the airline.”

The Akan civilization that preceded modern Ghana The Akan civilization that preceded modern Ghana was one of the wealthiest regions in Africa between the 3rd century-16th-century ce when it was a southern part of the realm of the massive Wagadu Empire (popularly known today as the Ancient Ghana Empire). The Akan region, was a premierContinue reading “The Akan civilization that preceded modern Ghana”

19th Century African American School 19th Century African American SchoolThe beginning of the 19th century showed no interest in educating African Americans, but around 1865 when slavery was successfully abolished, educating African Americans started to make its way to the surface. The South initially forbid African Americans from going to school because they were afraidContinue reading “19th Century African American School”