Traditional Marriage Lesson: The ‘Stingy Koko’ who became a Landlord
Everyone called my husband a stingy man on our traditional marriage. My husband is into importation. In fact, they call him importer exporter, but I […]
Stories
Unraveling Our Origins: The Story of Mitochondrial Eve
Have you ever wondered how far back your family tree goes? What if you could trace it back to the very beginning of humanity’s modern […]
Joshua Maponga III: The Zimbabwean Pan-Africanist “Discovering” Europe and Rewriting History
In a provocative and symbolic journey, Zimbabwean Pan-Africanist Joshua Maponga III has embarked on a “discovery” of Europe, echoing historical narratives but with a distinctly […]
Brigadier David Mark: I’d shoot Chief Abiola the day NEC pronounces him the elected President
Brigadier David Mark: I’d shoot Chief Abiola the day NEC pronounces him the elected President Extract from: The TALE of JUNE 12 – The Betrayal […]
Ogun Female Student flogged mercilessly by colleagues over a boyfriend
A female student of the Ogun State Institute of Technology, Igbesa (formerly Gateway Polytechnic, Igbesa), has been severely beaten by her fellow students over allegations […]
Melvin and the Serpent’s Kiss: A Port Harcourt Betrayal
The pulsing bass of Port Harcourt’s nightlife was Melvin’s heartbeat. As a prominent influencer, his nights were a blur of flashing lights, exclusive parties, and […]
Shadow in the Night: Fleeting Encounter Becomes Unexplained
A Shadow in the Night: When a Fleeting Encounter Becomes an Unexplained Burden I’m 26, and if you know me, you know I’m not one […]
Lady Rai: A Glimpse into Ancient Egyptian Life
Lady Rai, a noblewoman of the 18th Dynasty in Kemet (Ancient Egypt), offers a remarkable connection to a bygone era. Living around 1550–1530 BCE, […]
The Aburi Accord and State Creation
The May 1967 Turning Point in Nigerian History: The Aburi Accord and State Creation: The month of May 1967 was a watershed in the […]
The Counter-Coup of 29 July 1966: The Road to Nigeria’s Civil War
The Counter-Coup of 29 July 1966, led predominantly by Northern military officers, was driven by suspicions that the 15 January 1966 coup had ethnic and […]