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Africa's Third World War: Seeking Its Own Pax

Africa's Third World War : Seeking Its Own Pax If the Second World War convulsed the global centres and threw up the United States from the West and USSR from the East - two regional and global superpowers, that currently sustain, save for China,  then Africa needs a third World War , at least , first , in principle , to be able to emerge from its doldrums  and snail -speed development. The Second World War liberated Africa,  other parts of the world and India politically . Thus , the Third Worl

Prof Jerry Got It Again

BIG NEWS 🔥🔥 “ This young man died leaving behind his 5 months old son , I’m giving the child a scholarship of 10 million Naira “ Prophet Jeremiah Billionaire Prophet Jeremiah has fulfilled his promise of giving Mohbad’s son 10m . The 5 months baby has received more than 150 million Naira in less than 2 weeks .

2024 CHILDREN’S DAY; A BEAUTY TO BEHOLD IN AFRICA. …A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA.

The 2024 children day celebration has come and gone, but the memories it lives behind will last long in the heart of many of the children. Few days before the deal date, the children weren’t sure the day will hold it usually fanfare given the economic hardship bedeviling the country. Parents and guardians were completely exhausted by the expenditures on basic necessities of life which has become so expensive in recent time in Nigeria. Luckily for the Children had a fantastic celebration

DUKE AND DUCHESS VISIT TO NIGERIA

Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle three days visit to Nigeria arouse the emotions of many out and in Nigeria especially, as it brought back lost feelings and emotions of colonialism. The Arrival of the couple was in line with the 10 years Invictus game foundation and the invitation by the chief defense staff of Nigeria, General Christopher Miss. This invitation according to him was personal and not official. The couple are no strangers to Africa, as prince Harry even bef

RELIGIOUS CRISIS: A PROBLEM IN NIGERIA

RELIGIOUS CRISIS: A PROBLEM IN NIGERIA By: Edigbe Nifome D In what ways does religious crisis reflect in our society? How well do we know about it? What are the effects and it’s causes. Religious Crisis is a situation in which religious adherents are involved in a serious disagreement with one religious group or another. In Nigeria, religious crisis has been a problem, and it has affected many areas and sectors of the country. The areas affected include: Economy, education, politics, and so on.

Hide your Food

Bang! Bang! Bang! That annoying sound that tells you there has been a breach of your ultimate privacy. "Ta ni yen?" "It is me o, Tomi, Tomiwa" "Ohhhhh, that glutton is here again!", Jide muttered to himself as he opened the door. "Howfar, my guy?" "Bro, are you making Jollof rice? I could perceive the aroma from the gate. You dey enjoy o." Tomiwa said as he walked to the reading table and chair and sat down. This was his usual antic! He'd show up unannounced when the food was almost ready. It wa

HRM Miss Politics Nigeria Queen Commends APC Non-Indigenous Women on CR in Office Opening & Endorsem

HRM Miss Politics Nigerian Queen Commends APC Non-Indigenous Women on State Office Opening and Endorsement Rally

ISLAND

ISLAND. Excortion to an island all face to the sea, No ship for all but canoe for each, No help to paddle all to paddle for self, Parents to sponsor no follow to travel, Teacher to tutor not tutor to travel, Sea our classroom we paddle by ourselves. Class of sea as everyone paddling, Different name for different canoe, Same direction but going like fingers, Same dream with different effort, One knowledge but some dull to paddle, First the target but one for the target. Many behind playing and paddling, Mate's forward they paddle and play, Study as paddling drop paddle for tide, Hope on tide the tide at test, Pray for tide drop paddle for tide, Tide to against and sink they fail. Island we reach not reach by all, Many regret journey and again they see, Few at back the failures to repeat, Excortion again another again to paddle, Island with a name they call it SUCCESS.

Cartoon of Nuhu Ribadau Special Adviser on Security matters to President Tinubu, arms used

Cartoon of Nuhu Ribadau Special Adviser on Security matters to President Bola Tinubu, Arms used by TERRORISTS BELONGED TO federal government

Is Good to be Good and is Bad to be Bad, by Salim Abubakar Gombe, Nigeria today, Africa Today

Is Good to be Good and is Bad to be Bad, by Salim Abubakar Gombe, Nigeria Today, Africa Today

Salim Abubakar Gombe Quote

Salim Abubakar Gombe Quote

CAPTAIN NIGERIA

Who is going to be the next captain in 2023

prophet tb joshua

the life and times of late prophet tb joshua.

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BLUE BYTES (GENESIS): CHAPTER 3: BLACK

BORN A GOD, MADE A MAN...CAN BLUE SURVIVE WITHOUT HIS DOMINION

Story of how Nigeria was sold for £856,000 by the British

15, 2021 5:54 PM In the early 1800s, the region now known as Lagos was a major port for slave trade. However, there was mounting pressure on the British from missionary groups to stop it. There was also a spike in the demand for palm oil at the time as a machine lubricant following the industrial revolution. This meant that the British began battling other European powers to end slave trade. The British wanted monopoly access to the palm oil and other industrial raw materials from the Niger Delta region. However, slaves continued to be exported to the Carribbean Islands and America by the Europeans. This caused a growing shortage of labour on the mainland which hampered agricultural productivity. Britain therefore passed anti-slavery navy squadron. The navy squadron began intercepting slave ships and returning captives to shore. Despite the efforts by the British to end slave trade, it continued to grow. It was simply too lucrative for the local rulers and the Portuguese slaves.

Why Nigerian youths travel abroad and will do all in their power to travel.

Unemployment and Underemployment: The Nigerian job market often struggles to absorb the large number of graduates and job seekers, resulting in high unemployment rates. Even those who manage to find work may be underemployed, working in jobs that do not match their qualifications. Youth Bulge: Nigeria has one of the largest youth populations globally. While this demographic can be a potential asset, it also means increased competition for limited opportunities, exacerbating unemployment issues.

Ending HIV/AIDS Stigmatization: A Call to Eliminate Discrimination - A Case Study of Nigeria

INTRODUCTION HIV/AIDS, a global health crisis that has affected millions of lives, is not just a medical condition; it is also a battle against stigma and discrimination. While great strides have been made in the fight against HIV/AIDS, the stigma associated with the virus continues to persist, particularly in countries like Nigeria. This article explores the pressing issue of HIV/AIDS stigmatization and discrimination in Nigeria and emphasizes the importance of eliminating it for the sake of pu

Happy freedom ceremony

All eyes on Judiciary