Why Karate remained a secret until now
Karate was practiced in secret primarily due to historical bans and restrictions placed on martial arts by ruling authorities. Here’s a deeper look into why […]
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FROM BETRAYAL TO TRIUMPH: THE £20 POLICY AND THE ECONOMIC RESURGENCE OF THE IGBO
FROM BETRAYAL TO TRIUMPH: THE £20 POLICY AND THE ECONOMIC RESURGENCE OF THE IGBO On January 6, 1971, the Nigerian government enacted a devastating […]
Women of the Mursi tribe in Ethiopia
These women belong to the Mursi tribe in Ethiopia—an indigenous group living in the Debub Omo Zone of southern Ethiopia, near the border with South […]
Alex Onyia: The Tech Whistleblower Who Unmasked JAMB’s “Human Error” Scandal
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is once again under scrutiny in 2025, but for many familiar with the intricacies of Nigeria’s examination system, […]
Social Media Affair Leads to Marriage Breakdown and Public Warning
A cautionary tale has emerged from a woman who attributes the dissolution of her 13-year marriage and the subsequent loss of her children to an […]
The Unjust Killing of Dele Udoh
The Bullet and the Dream: The Unjust Killing of Dele Udoh — He ran for his country, a blur of Nigerian pride on the track. […]
The Tears That Flow at Funerals
Once, a chicken was bitten by a snake. The venom coursed painfully through her body, and in desperation, she staggered back to the chicken coop […]
That Moment an Expensive Hotel Humbled Me
Okay, so picture this: my very first time staying in a fancy, expensive hotel. You know the kind – plush carpets, a pristine bathroom, and […]
Titus Okere: The First Nigerian to Sign with a European Club
Titus Davis Okere was the first Nigerian footballer to sign with a European club. He joined Swindon Town FC in England in February 1953. He […]
The Unsung Wings of Biafra: Remembering Alfred Murray-Bruce
While the name Ben Murray-Bruce resonates widely in Nigerian entertainment and politics, fewer know of his elder brother, Alfred Murray-Bruce, a figure whose courage and […]