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Femi Ogunrombi: The Face Behind the Laughter – Remembering Papa Ajasco To a generation of Nigerians and millions across Africa, the name Papa Ajasco brings to mind belly-shaking laughter, slapstick … Read More
In 1973, Sabina Chebechi made history by becoming the first Kenyan woman to win a marathon, triumphing at the Košice Marathon in Slovakia. At a time when women’s participation in … Read More
A Brief History of Modakeke: The Land of the Akoraye Nestled in the heart of Osun State, southwestern Nigeria, Modakeke is a town with a proud legacy and a population … Read More
Chief Eniola Abiodun Bank-Olemoh of Ekô: The Akogun of Elegance and Enterprise Born on December 30th, 1911, Chief Eniola Abiodun Bank-Olemoh emerged from the rich cultural soil of Lagos, where … Read More
One Boy’s Mission: How Ryan’s $70 Dream Brought Water and Hope to Half a Million Africans At just six years old, Ryan Hreljac was confronted with a harsh truth—while he … Read More
The Notorious Fall of Derico Nwamama: The Terror of Eastern Nigeria In the shadowed lanes of Eastern Nigeria’s bustling towns at the turn of the millennium, one name stirred dread … Read More
A BRIEF HISTORY AND BELIEF OF THE ORIGINAL INDIGENES OF LAGOS When Oduduwa was old and blind, his children were called together and ordered to go and found their own … Read More
ESAN ANCESTRAL WORSHIP THROUGH UKHURE All children worshipped their father when dead, through the most senior brother who was the man’s first surviving son. He had the custody of the … Read More
THE ORIGINAL NAMES FOR KINGS IN EDO STATE The Original words for kings are OGISO, OGIE, OJIE, OVIE depending on your location and your idu language. These are the original … Read More
Sani Zangon Daura was Nigerian Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development and later Minister of Environment, in the cabinet of President Olusegun Obasanjo. He was dropped from Obasanjo’s cabinet in … Read More
