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The North That Raised Me By Hadu Naphtali Ligari: Book Review
The North That Raised Me: A Mirror to Northern Nigeria’s Soul A Review by Ibrahim Bunu Email: ibrahimbunu2520@gmail.com Books occasionally…
Habila: Will Umahi go the Gallego, Khan way?
by Lanre Adewole This Friday, July 24, the 125 member states of the International Criminal Court, ICC in Hague, Netherlands,…
When Power Has One Address: Rethinking Nigeria’s Union
By Ibrahim Bunu Email: ibrahimbunu2520@gmail.com Introduction Does Nigeria need restructuring? Few questions have generated as much political, constitutional, and public…
Echoes of Ancestry: Tracing Cross River’s Roots to North-East Africa and the Near East
These perspectives — whether from Ogban, Ididi, or Ukoh — point to a profound truth: our histories are interconnected, our…
CULTURAL DYNAMISM AND THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF A UNIFIED NEW YAM FESTIVAL IN YAKURR: COSMOLOGY, AUTONOMY AND TRADITION
While the idea of a centralized New Yam Festival in Yakurr may appeal to modern sensibilities or administrative convenience, it…
Ibrahim Nuhu Bunu
Meet Our Writer: Ibrahim Nuhu Bunu Ibrahim Nuhu Bunu is a procurement and project management professional whose career reflects a…
Chief Eric Teniola
Meet Our Writers Chief Eric Teniola (Ericoco) ChatAfrik is honored to welcome Chief Eric Teniola, fondly known as Ericoco, as…
Fake Overseas Jobs Fuel Human Trafficking, NAPTIP Warns
By Boma West The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons has warned parents and guardians against fake…
LATEEF KAYODE JAKANDE: THE MAN WHO BUILT LAGOS
by Dare Adelekan Four years is enough to make an enduring legacy. Lateef Kayode Jakande spent four years as Governor…
Okondel: The Midnight Fire Elegy of Leboku
The Okondeh, with its haunting flute and midnight rituals, is more than a cultural prelude to Leboku. It is a…
Judiciary’s Quiet Revolution in Asset Forfeiture under Tinubu
Conclusion The recent forfeiture judgments against Emefiele, Malami, and Achimugu demonstrate that Nigeria’s judiciary, backed by POCA, is quietly but…
From Tribe to Ethnic Nationality: The Yakurr Experience (1935–2026)
Statistically and demographically, a community that had a population of 26,000 in 1935 — and has since expanded into hundreds…
