Have you seen that no Hausa is a Senator nor governor in the North?

Have you seen that no Hausa is a Senator nor governor in the North? Have you seen that no Hausa is a Senator nor governor in the North?NORTHERN GOVERNORS AND THEIR ETHNICITY: HERE IS THE ARRANGEMENT:… No Hausa is a governor, but them still the follow Fulanis who marginalize them to fight others ethnic tribesContinue reading “Have you seen that no Hausa is a Senator nor governor in the North?”

SHE WAS FELA KUTI’S LOVER — AND ONE OF HIS MOST IMPORTANT INFLUENCES

SHE WAS FELA KUTI’S LOVER — AND ONE OF HIS MOST IMPORTANT INFLUENCES SHE WAS FELA KUTI’S LOVER — AND ONE OF HIS MOST IMPORTANT INFLUENCES This photograph shows Sandra Akanke Izsadore in Togo in the 1970s — the American singer, dancer and Black Panther @ctivist who became an important teacher, associate and lover ofContinue reading “SHE WAS FELA KUTI’S LOVER — AND ONE OF HIS MOST IMPORTANT INFLUENCES”

SEPTEMBER 10, 1974: THE DAY PORTUGAL FINALLY RECOGNIZED GUINEA-BISSAU’S INDEPENDENCE

SEPTEMBER 10, 1974: THE DAY PORTUGAL FINALLY RECOGNIZED GUINEA-BISSAU’S INDEPENDENCE 🇬🇼 SEPTEMBER 10, 1974: THE DAY PORTUGAL FINALLY RECOGNIZED GUINEA-BISSAU’S INDEPENDENCE What if a country declared its independence—but its colonial ruler refused to recognize it for another year? That was the reality faced by Guinea-Bissau. On September 10, 1974, Portugal formally recognized the independence ofContinue reading “SEPTEMBER 10, 1974: THE DAY PORTUGAL FINALLY RECOGNIZED GUINEA-BISSAU’S INDEPENDENCE”

MOHAMMED ABACHA AND HAMZA AL-MUSTAPHA AT THE LAGOS HIGH CO’URT — OCTOBER 14, 1999

MOHAMMED ABACHA AND HAMZA AL-MUSTAPHA AT THE LAGOS HIGH CO’URT — OCTOBER 14, 1999 MOHAMMED ABACHA AND HAMZA AL-MUSTAPHA AT THE LAGOS HIGH CO’URT — OCTOBER 14, 1999 This striking photograph shows Mohammed Abacha (left), son of former milit@ry Head of State General Sani Abacha, and Major Hamza al-Mustapha (right), who served as Abacha’s ChiefContinue reading “MOHAMMED ABACHA AND HAMZA AL-MUSTAPHA AT THE LAGOS HIGH CO’URT — OCTOBER 14, 1999”

Major-General Philip Effiong and the End of the Nigerian Civil War

Major-General Philip Effiong and the End of the Nigerian Civil War Major-General Philip Effiong and the End of the Nigerian Civil War This historic photograph shows Major-General Philip Effiong inspecting a hand grenade around 1969, during one of the most difficult periods of the Nigerian Civil War. By then, the secessionist Republic of Biafra wasContinue reading “Major-General Philip Effiong and the End of the Nigerian Civil War”

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