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Why Nigerians hate Igbo, by Chinua Achebe Why Nigerians hate Igbo, by Chinua Achebe Nigeria’s foremost novelist Chinua Achebe once said that,Nigerians, especially of the Hausa/Fulani and the Yoruba stocks, do not like we Igbos, because of Ndigbo cultural advantage. He made this remark in his new book, There was a Country, which has generatedContinue reading “Why Nigerians hate Igbo, by Chinua Achebe”

EndSARS: Fresh 95 Obigbo Residents Discovered in Kaduna Prisons – Intersociety 🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 EndSARS: Fresh 95 Obigbo Residents Discovered in Kaduna Prisons – Intersociety Human rights group, the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety), has raised alarm over a fresh discovery of 95 Igbo residents secretly held in KadunaContinue reading “EndSARS: Fresh 95 Obigbo Residents Discovered in Kaduna Prisons – Intersociety”

Yams is one of, if not the most, revered crops in Ala Igbo. Yams is one of, if not the most, revered crops in Ala Igbo. It is the only known crop celebrated by the entire Igbo land through the New Yam Festival, called Emume Iri Ji Ọhụrụ. The celebration is an act of appreciationContinue reading “Yams is one of, if not the most, revered crops in Ala Igbo.”

“OJI UKWU EJE ABA” “OJI UKWU EJE ABA” The story of an Igbo hustler: Joseph Chukwuka Ulasi, hailed from Nnewi in Anambra state. Born in 1890 and died 1944.He was nicknamed “O ji ụkwụ eje Aba” because of his unflinching hustling spirit as a young Igbo boy determined to make it in life and ofContinue reading ““OJI UKWU EJE ABA””

The Sadiq Abubakar III International Airport in Sokoto is named in his honor. The individual in the image is Sir Siddiq Abubakar III, the 17th Sultan of Sokoto.He was a revered Nigerian Muslim leader who held the title of Sarkin Musulmi (Leader of Muslims). His reign as Sultan lasted from June 17, 1938, to NovemberContinue reading “The Sadiq Abubakar III International Airport in Sokoto is named in his honor.”

Our African Igbo ancestors that chose death over bondage. Our African Igbo ancestors that chose death over bondage. In 1803, 75 Igbos chose to drown in the Ocean over being sold into slavery. According to history, The Igbo slaves were said to be a rebellious breed. They’ll prefer to die free, than to be bondContinue reading “Our African Igbo ancestors that chose death over bondage.”

Learn to Trust in God! Learn to Trust in God! In life’s journey, seasons of disappointment are inevitable. People fail, systems collapse, and dreams are shaken. Yet amid shifting sands, one foundation remains unshakable, trust in God. Scripture declares, “Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding” (ProverbsContinue reading “Learn to Trust in God!”

Day 64 : SAT. 6TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 Day 64 : SAT. 6TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 BE MINDFUL OF YOUR WORDS AND UTTERANCES Proverbs 18:21, Revelation 12:11 Beloved, be mindful of your, pronouncements, utterances and even confessions. This is because they have power. They have spiritual backing, effect and empowerment, therefore could happen when you do notContinue reading “Day 64 : SAT. 6TH SEPTEMBER, 2025”

Meet the most feared women in African history . Reposting: Meet the most feared women in African history – The Dahomey Amazons. Known as the Mino warriors, this fierce all-female military squad from the kingdom of Dahomey, West Africa (modern-day Benin), operated from the 17th to 19th centuries. The Mino, nicknamed the Dahomey Amazons byContinue reading “Meet the most feared women in African history .”

THE SNAKEBITE THE SNAKEBITE A Story With A Great Lesson A farmer brought his 4-year-old son to the farm and let him rest while he worked. While tilling the soil, the farmer heard his son scream loudly. He rushed over and found he’d been bitten by a snake. He witnessed the snake slithering away quickly.Continue reading “THE SNAKEBITE”