Waterlight Save Initiative initiated a campaign on feeding and supporting homeless veterans in Atlanta Georgia, the motivation likely aligns with the organization’Read More
Recently, I wrote about my admiration for Islam, prophet Muhammad, Sallallahu Alayhi Wasalaam, and Muslims, and my piece, which went viral, raised Read More
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By Olalekan Mandela In 2018, Ibrahim Hassan* walked into a radio station with only one intention: to seek a placement for his mandatory Read More
The uproar by some over the renaming of the University of Abuja to Yakubu Gowon University in honor of Nigeria’s former Read More
Saying that the North has only been in power for eleven years since 1999 and that power should return to the North by 2027 Read More
Embrace your native language. Normalise giving African names to your children. Cease defining intelligence by your ability to speak English or any Read More
I am so disappointed by how people who should speak up for Aare Afe Babalola left him to be publicly denigrated, insulted Read More
I am proud that a Nigerian, Kemi Badenoch, a Member of Parliament and leader of His Majesty’s Opposition, is the highest-ranking Read More
On this Edo State Governor and his difficulties with the English language, his critics display the deepest inferiority complex and colonial mentality. Read More
Incels pages on Twitter have always advocated that a man is a provider, a protector of his family, when a man behaves Read More
James Ojo, the co-founder of CrispNG, has won the online category at the 2024 African Prize for Investigative Journalism (PAJI). Ojo, also a Read More