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Profiling Cairo, Egyp Profiling Cairo, Egypt 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 Cairo is the capital and largest city of Egypt, as well as one of the largest cities in Africa and the Arab world. It is located near the Nile Delta and has a rich history that dates back to ancient times. Here areContinue reading “Profiling Cairo, Egyp”

FULL-GUARD: “HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY CULTIVATE YAM FULL-GUARD: “HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY CULTIVATE YAM” How to Successfully Cultivate Yam Commonly referred to as white yam or table yam in the greater Mbam or Ngaoundal regions of Cameroon, its scientific name is Dioscorea spp. This plant originates from Asia and belongs to the Dioscoreaceae family, with a growthContinue reading “FULL-GUARD: “HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY CULTIVATE YAM”

BOOM STATE OF THE NATION:POSITION OF THE #SOUTHEAST #CAUCUS OF THE #NATIONAL #ASSEMBLY ON THE #ETHNIC #PROFILING OF #IGBOS AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF THE MASS PROTESTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY. 💥#BOOM STATE OF THE NATION:POSITION OF THE #SOUTHEAST #CAUCUS OF THE #NATIONAL #ASSEMBLY ON THE #ETHNIC #PROFILING OF #IGBOS AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF THE MASS PROTESTSContinue reading “BOOM STATE OF THE NATION:POSITION OF THE #SOUTHEAST #CAUCUS OF THE #NATIONAL #ASSEMBLY ON THE #ETHNIC #PROFILING OF #IGBOS AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF THE MASS PROTESTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.”

The Nationwide Protest in Nigeria: A Call for Government Accountability The Nationwide Protest in Nigeria: A Call for Government Accountability Protests are a vital part of democratic expression, enabling citizens to voice their grievances and demand accountability from their leaders. In Nigeria, the ongoing nationwide protest underscores the deep-seated frustrations of the populace towards theContinue reading “The Nationwide Protest in Nigeria: A Call for Government Accountability”

The symbols on the side of the white building in the Black Panther movie is ancient Nigerian 🇳🇬 language. The symbols on the side of the white building in the Black Panther movie is ancient Nigerian 🇳🇬 language. Nsibidi which dates as far back as the 4th century was a secretive language, based on pictography,Continue reading “The symbols on the side of the white building in the Black Panther movie is ancient Nigerian 🇳🇬 language.”

17 Facts You May Not Know About Gabon: 17 Facts You May Not Know About Gabon: 1 Gabon has one of the highest urbanization rates in Africa, with over 80% of the population living in cities.2 It is one of the most forested countries in the world, with forests covering approximately 85% of the land.3Continue reading “17 Facts You May Not Know About Gabon:”

A beautiful, touching tribute to Onyeka Onwenu by the one and only Uri Jones (a legit beauty queen,writer and human rights activist)🙏 A beautiful, touching tribute to Onyeka Onwenu by the one and only Uri Jones (a legit beauty queen,writer and human rights activist)🙏 ‘🎶Onye ga agba egwu,Iyaaa, ga agba egwu, Iya ,Onye ga agbaContinue reading “A beautiful, touching tribute to Onyeka Onwenu by the one and only Uri Jones (a legit beauty queen,writer and human rights activist)🙏”

A Titled Igbo Woman from Ndoni, Present-Day Rivers State, Nigeria, in the Late 19th Century (1897/99) A Titled Igbo Woman from Ndoni, Present-Day Rivers State, Nigeria, in the Late 19th Century (1897/99) The Ndoni people are part of the larger group known as Ndi Osimili, or ‘the people of the Niger.’ They are also consideredContinue reading “A Titled Igbo Woman from Ndoni, Present-Day Rivers State, Nigeria, in the Late 19th Century (1897/99)”

In Bioko, Equatorial Guinea, you’ll find Igbo tribe. In Bioko, Equatorial Guinea, you’ll find Igbo tribe. These are Igbos who according to history, migrated from Arochukwu in Abia State and settled in Bioko during the Spanish exploitation in the 19th century. They speak Igbo language as well, but actually what sounds like a native Igbo.Continue reading “In Bioko, Equatorial Guinea, you’ll find Igbo tribe.”

African Heroes and Heroines (1) African Heroes and Heroines (1) Sundiata Keita Sundiata Keita governed the Mali Empire from about 1235 until his passing in 1255. His rule commenced following his significant triumph at the Battle of Kirina, which signaled the establishment of the Mali Empire, and lasted for roughly two decades, during which heContinue reading “African Heroes and Heroines (1)”