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Charly Boy reacts to Renaming of Charly Boy Bus Stop Charly Boy reacts to Renaming of Charly Boy Bus Stop We knew he would respond 😃😋 “Dem say dey don chang the name of Charly Boy Bus Stop.Hmmm. Very interesting.But let me remind you of something simple: You can rename a place… but you can’tContinue reading “Charly Boy reacts to Renaming of Charly Boy Bus Stop”

“BIAFRA REGARDS ALL YORUBA LAND FRIENDS”.A LETTER OF OJUKWU TO LT. COL.VICTOR BANJO TO CAPTURE AND LIBERATE MIDWEST AND WESTERN REGION, 22ND AUGUST 1967 “BIAFRA REGARDS ALL YORUBA LAND FRIENDS”.A LETTER OF OJUKWU TO LT. COL.VICTOR BANJO TO CAPTURE AND LIBERATE MIDWEST AND WESTERN REGION, 22ND AUGUST 1967 My dear Victor, (i) You will haveContinue reading ““BIAFRA REGARDS ALL YORUBA LAND FRIENDS”.A LETTER OF OJUKWU TO LT. COL.VICTOR BANJO TO CAPTURE AND LIBERATE MIDWEST AND WESTERN REGION, 22ND AUGUST 1967”

Forget the manipulated map, Forget the manipulated map, population census and the suppressive regional registered voters. On a head to head count Igbos are the most populated in Nigeria. Igbo is the only tribe that is majority in South South, South East and North Central. No other tribe comes close, regardless of this glaring truthContinue reading “Forget the manipulated map,”

“1781 was the year greatness finally stood up to claim what rightfully belonged to her—freedom.” “1781 was the year greatness finally stood up to claim what rightfully belonged to her—freedom.” The story of Elizabeth Freeman is one that has always inspired artist Okolo Oliver. Against many forms of oppression, Freeman, never relented, stood firm, knowingContinue reading ““1781 was the year greatness finally stood up to claim what rightfully belonged to her—freedom.””

Honoring Royalty: The Bust of Obi Joseph Okwudili Onyejekwe Honoring Royalty: The Bust of Obi Joseph Okwudili Onyejekwe At a quiet yet dignified location stands the bust of His Royal Majesty, Obi Joseph Okwudili Onyejekwe, a respected monarch who reigned as Obi of Onitsha from 1962 to 1970. Sculpted by renowned artist Felix Anyaduba, andContinue reading “Honoring Royalty: The Bust of Obi Joseph Okwudili Onyejekwe”

Detail of a yellow limestone sculpture possibly depicting King Amenhotep IV (later Akhenaten) Detail of a yellow limestone sculpture possibly depicting King Amenhotep IV (later Akhenaten) who reigned circa 1353-1336 BCE during the 18th Dynasty. The uninscribed statue likely dates to early in Amenhotep IV’s reign, before the revolutionary changes he instituted for the depictionContinue reading “Detail of a yellow limestone sculpture possibly depicting King Amenhotep IV (later Akhenaten)”

What the Nigerian Boy Scouts Looked Like in the 1970s What the Nigerian Boy Scouts Looked Like in the 1970s In the 1970s, the Nigerian Boy Scouts were a disciplined and highly respected youth organization, known for their smart uniforms and commitment to service. Their appearance was distinct—khaki shirts and shorts, green berets or campaignContinue reading “What the Nigerian Boy Scouts Looked Like in the 1970s”

Nigeria’s presidency on Wednesday called on the United Kingdom to “return” Nigeria’s presidency on Wednesday called on the United Kingdom to “return” Kemi Badenoch for proper education. The British Conservative Party leader of Nigerian origin is known for her unrelenting and unfavorable remarks against Nigeria. Kemi Badenoch recently claims that she won’t be able toContinue reading “Nigeria’s presidency on Wednesday called on the United Kingdom to “return””

BREAKING NEWS: Professional wrestling icon Hulk Hogan has died at the age of 71, according to TMZ. TMZ reports medics were dispatched to Hogan’s Florida home regarding a “cardiac arrest.” – https://bit.ly/4f5nkYh BREAKING NEWS: Professional wrestling icon Hulk Hogan has died at the age of 71, according to TMZ. TMZ reports medics were dispatched toContinue reading “BREAKING NEWS: Professional wrestling icon Hulk Hogan has died at the age of 71, according to TMZ. TMZ reports medics were dispatched to Hogan’s Florida home regarding a “cardiac arrest.” – https://bit.ly/4f5nkYh”

Tiya is among the finest examples of the wider megalithic pillar tradition found across the region. Tiya, situated around 70 kilometres south of Addis Ababa in the Ethiopian highlands, stands out as one of the most significant archaeological sites in the Soddo region. The site contains 36 stone monuments, including 32 carefully carved stelae likeContinue reading “Tiya is among the finest examples of the wider megalithic pillar tradition found across the region.”