Arts & Culture
ADAM’S WEAKNESS
I'm a man of might, I'm a man of strength
THE FALL OF KATSINA: A Civilization Burned, A History Erased, A People Subjugated
by Khaleed Yazeed Before the first Fulani horseman appeared on the horizon, before the siege engines were assembled, before the…
The Rise and Fall of Bashorun Gaa – The Man Who Ruled Kings in Old Oyo
ONE OF NIGERIA UNTOLD STORIES.......... "The Rise and Fall of Bashorun Gaa – The Man Who Ruled Kings in Old…
PEOPLE FROM THE VARIOUS RACES HAVE ASCERTAINABLE TRAITS
By Ozodi Osuji I have lived long enough with the white man and have observed him in every which way…
O Woman,! O Mother!
By Evangelist (Dr.) Noyo Anthonia Kubeyinje-Edem -Hope For The Family O woman! O mother! Death could not stop you from…
MY UNWAVERING SUPPORT FOR ISRAEL HAS NOW CHANGED TO SUPPORTING ISRAEL WHEN IT BEHAVES LOVINGLY AND NOT WHEN IT BEHAVES LIKE SATAN
By Ozodi Osuji Ph.d I will always support the state of Israel. This is because I believe that Jews need…
Slavery and Colonisation: Africa’s Unfinished Business
By Bunmi Fatoye-Matory It is time for Africans to stop playing the ostrich and man up on slavery and colonisation.…
The shared use of words like Tata and Ntata across distant Bantu communities—from Nigeria to South Africa—underscores the deep interrelatedness of African cultures. What may appear as heterogeneous traditions are, in fact, bound by common roots that continue to echo across languages, histories, and identities.
Tata: A Shared Heritage Across Bantu Cultures-
WE ARE LIGHT DANCING WITH ITSELF
By Ozodi Osuji The universe is light. It is light dancing with itself. Light has two aspects: spiritual and physical…
The Cultural Significance of the Elephant Tusk During the Ekoi (Ugep) New Yam Festival, Leboku
Thus, for the Yakurr people of Cross River State, Nigeria, the elephant tusk (lenigha) during Leboku is more than an…
NO PLACE IS SAFE FOR BAHAUSHE
NO PLACE IS SAFE FOR BAHAUSHE How unreasonable does it sound for a crime mostly committed by Fulani terrorists, often…
Rising World Population. Implications for Nigeria
In case you’re interested: The WORLD’s population now stands at 8.2 BILLION, including AFRICA’s population of 1.56 BILLION. Here’s what…
