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They called us the black sheep . Not because we were wrong — but because we just saw things very differently . They called us the black sheep . Not because we were wrong — but because we just saw things very differently . While the flock followed the path without question, we paused. LookedContinue reading “They called us the black sheep . Not because we were wrong — but because we just saw things very differently .”

This piece (EA24906) is now in the British Museum, London, England. Upper part of the plastered and painted anthropoid wooden coffin lid that belonged to Pensenhor, a Libyan who settled in Egypt. He probably lived in Thebes some time during the time of the 22nd Dynasty (circa 945-712 BCE). “The Egyptian origins of the coffinContinue reading “This piece (EA24906) is now in the British Museum, London, England.”

Did You Know There Was A Town In Nigeria That Disappeared in a Day? Did You Know There Was A Town In Nigeria That Disappeared in a Day? You didn’t? Okay; In 1957, the entire village of Araromi-Oke disappeared without a trace. The only thing left was the town square and one stubborn goat. WhatContinue reading “Did You Know There Was A Town In Nigeria That Disappeared in a Day?”

This one is for my Readers 🙂 The first “Pharaoh”, called Nesut Bity, was Narmer, aka Menes, aka the Scorpion King. This one is for my Readers 🙂 The first “Pharaoh”, called Nesut Bity, was Narmer, aka Menes, aka the Scorpion King. I put Pharoah in quotations because the indigenous Kemetic name of this titleContinue reading “This one is for my Readers 🙂 The first “Pharaoh”, called Nesut Bity, was Narmer, aka Menes, aka the Scorpion King.”

The man who ASSASS!NATED Thomas Sankara was his childhood friend. The man who ASSASS!NATED Thomas Sankara was his childhood friend.His name is Blaise Compaoré.Blaise Compaoré and Thomas Sankara grew up together and lived together.Blaise Compaoré was raised by Thomas Sankara’s father. They lived like brothers.Blaise Compaoré and Thomas Sankara joined the Burkina Faso army together.Continue reading “The man who ASSASS!NATED Thomas Sankara was his childhood friend.”

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From Glory to Shame: When a Nation Trades Purpose for Pleasure From Glory to Shame: When a Nation Trades Purpose for Pleasure Nigeria, once hailed as the “Giant of Africa”, is fast becoming a cautionary tale of lost values and wasted potential. In a time when nations are rising through innovation, integrity, and intentional development,Continue reading “From Glory to Shame: When a Nation Trades Purpose for Pleasure”

“Some of the Contents of My Book About Atiku May Have Been Misconstrued – Obasanjo “Some of the Contents of My Book About Atiku May Have Been Misconstrued – Obasanjo Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has clarified that some parts of his writings about former Vice President Atiku Abubakar may have been misunderstood or taken outContinue reading ““Some of the Contents of My Book About Atiku May Have Been Misconstrued – Obasanjo”

Ancient Kmt populations in Africa first had to have a civilization that’s was already over a 1000 years old to even unify into a federal nation with 42 states (nomes). Ancient Kmt populations in Africa first had to have a civilization that’s was already over a 1000 years old to even unify into a federalContinue reading “Ancient Kmt populations in Africa first had to have a civilization that’s was already over a 1000 years old to even unify into a federal nation with 42 states (nomes).”

Professor Deborah Enilo Ajakaiye: Africa’s First Female Physics Professor and a Pioneer in Geophysics Professor Deborah Enilo Ajakaiye: Africa’s First Female Physics Professor and a Pioneer in Geophysics This image captures a powerful moment of intellectual leadership—Professor Deborah Enilo Ajakaiye, Africa’s first female Professor of Physics, delivering a speech that reflects her lifelong dedication toContinue reading “Professor Deborah Enilo Ajakaiye: Africa’s First Female Physics Professor and a Pioneer in Geophysics”