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Kemet: The Black and African Egypt that History Tried to Erase Kemet: The Black and African Egypt that History Tried to Erase Long before modern nations existed, the land we now call Egypt was known to its people as Kemet, meaning “the Black Land”—a reference to the rich dark soil left by the Nile River’sContinue reading “Kemet: The Black and African Egypt that History Tried to Erase”

How Empires Stole Africa’s Voice How Empires Stole Africa’s Voice Long before European empires arrived, Africa spoke with a thousand voices. From the deserts of Mali to the forests of Congo, the continent told its stories through oral traditions, songs, poetry, and sacred drums. Elders passed wisdom from one generation to another, griots preserved historyContinue reading “How Empires Stole Africa’s Voice”

INTERNATIONAL PRESS STATEMENT INTERNATIONAL PRESS STATEMENT Issued by: Comrade Emma Powerful, Media and Publicity Secretary of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) IPOB COMMENDS CHIEF MARTIN ONOVO’S & OTHERS FOR THEIR SOUND POSITION ON SIMON EKPA AND REAFFIRMS THE GLOBAL LEGITIMACY OF ONYENDU MAZI NNAMDI KANU The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), under the supremeContinue reading “INTERNATIONAL PRESS STATEMENT”

Day 66MON.8TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 Day 66MON.8TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 YOU SHALL BE DELIVERED FROM PAIN AND BITTERNESS Exodus 15:22-25, 2Kings 2:19-22Pain can be defined as highly unpleasant physical sensation caused by illness or injury. On the other hand, the word bitterness can be defined as something harsh, piercing or stinging. Put in another way, it canContinue reading “Day 66MON.8TH SEPTEMBER, 2025”

Day 65: SUNDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 Day 65: SUNDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 THE LORD HAS GIVEN YOU VICTORY IN CHRIST JESUS Corinthians 15:57, ‘Proverbs 18:21,Revelation 12:11 Beloved, those challenges, sicknesses, abnormalities, and uncertainties surrounding you, making you entirely uncomfortable, shall be miraculously expunged, eliminated and eradicated before the end of this program. You shall lookContinue reading “Day 65: SUNDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER, 2025”

THE TOR TIV. THE TOR TIV. 🔹Nestled in Nigeria’s middle belt region, the industrious Tiv people boast a history that traces back to the 16th and 17th centuries. 🔸They’re believed to have migrated from the Congo basin through the Cameroon mountains to their present location. 🔹Early Tiv settlers peacefully coexisted with the Jukun and Idoma,Continue reading “THE TOR TIV.”

We faced ethnic cleansing in Delta, forced to deny being Igbos – Senator Nwoko 💥We faced ethnic cleansing in Delta, forced to deny being Igbos – Senator Nwoko ABUJA – Chairman of the Senate Committee on Reparation and Repatriation, Senator Ned Nwoko (APC, Delta North), has urged the Anioma people of Delta State to fullyContinue reading “We faced ethnic cleansing in Delta, forced to deny being Igbos – Senator Nwoko”

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.”