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Egbe Omo Yoruba U.S. branch unveils new Excos as Okei calls for protection of Yoruba heritage
President of the Organization of African Unity – South Carolina (OAU–SC), Grand Knight Emeritus, Sir Tonna Okei, has called on the entire Yoruba nation, both at home and in the diaspora, to take deliberate and strategic steps toward upholding their rich cultural heritage as handed down by their forebears. Sir…
Read More »Calming compass: Guiding little ones through life with healthy routines
Michael Olumide, Imagine a world without traffic lights, work schedules, or even a designated time for sleep. Chaotic, right? For toddlers and preschoolers still learning to navigate a world overflowing with new experiences, routines serve as a calming compass—guiding their day and helping to build a sense of security, stability,…
Read More »Christmas of compassion: How Emperor Ibe honoured his mother by feeding 1,050 Awgu families
By Emeka Chiaghanam Grief is often quiet. It settles into the heart, heavy and unseen. But sometimes, grief chooses another path. Sometimes, it walks into the open, carrying food, hope, and warmth for others. That was the story that unfolded in Isu-Awaa, Awgu Local Government Area of Enugu State, as…
Read More »Feeding the future: Why Nigeria needs a feminist approach to food security
Stanley Ihedigbo Nigeria’s population is projected to reach 400 million by 2050, presenting both a challenge and an opportunity. The challenge lies in ensuring that millions of Nigerians have reliable access to sufficient, nutritious food. The opportunity stems from Nigeria’s vast agricultural potential, which, if harnessed effectively, could make the…
Read More »Nigerian researcher calls for national shift: Turning “Sweat to wealth” through agriculture, fishing, livestock tourism
A new academic research titled “Sweat to Wealth: Unlocking Nigeria’s Tourism and Economic Potential through Agriculture, Fishing, and Animal Rearing” is gaining attention for proposing a bold economic framework that could redefine Nigeria’s rural and tourism sectors. Authored by Adeyemi Oluwabunmi, a Nigerian researcher, public health practitioner, and Founder of…
Read More »Prof. G. G. Darah reviews ‘The Great Delusion, 2025 ANA Drama Prize Winner’
By G. G. Darah The Great Delusion by Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon is a grand dramatic enactment of the saga of African Americans to restore their historic contribution and identity in a race-torn society. They are victims of exploitation and oppression engendered by the experience of slavery and the Trans-Atlantic Slave…
Read More »Nestlé Nigeria Media Awards @5: How celebrating journalism is changing lives
By Stanley Ihedigbo When Moses Emorinken of The Nation newspaper walked up the stage in 2021 to receive the Best Story on Nutrition and Affordable Food Solutions award, he could barely hold back tears. Years of painstaking fieldwork, tracking nutrition challenges in underserved Nigerian communities, had finally been recognized. That…
Read More »Opposition crumbles: Six Governors defect to ruling party amidst praise for good policies
Defection galore from opposition Stalwarts analysts attributed to good governance in Benue State, drummed the support and received accolades, as a result of massive infrastructural strides, prudent financial management, industrialization, in just two and four months old Alia-led APC administration in the State. Henry Iyorkase delved into the two and…
Read More »Extract from a book: ‘Fingerprint’
Tribute to the late Dr Christopher Kolade: A Life Worthy of Celebration …as he passes on at 92 By Kunle Oyatomi “Dr. Christopher Kolade is in the news again. He has just been appointed Nigeria’s new High Commissioner to Britain, which is one of the best things that has ever…
Read More »Causes of ethics clashes in northern Nigeria
By Dr. Austin Orette There is no deliberate policy to kill Christians. The crisis in the North since the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s, and today is about land. The Hausa and other natives have the land, and the Fulani people have no land. The military throughout the past years…
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