Nigeria History
August 23 in Nigerian History: Tafawa Balewa, John F. Kennedy’s Historic Satellite Call
On Friday, August 23, 1963, Nigerian Prime Minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa spoke by satellite telephone with U.S. President John F. Kennedy in what was the world’s first two-way satellite…
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Wizkid has given me only N4.7m in 2yrs, He’s a careless father — 2nd Babymama, Binta Diamond
Wizkid Baby Mama Drama Continues As His Second Baby Mama, Binta Diamond Diallo Calls Him…
Dump that man who can’t give you at least 100k monthly — Lady advises
According to the tweep, a boyfriend who does not give his woman N100k should be…
Monkey swallows N70m belonging to Northern Senators; Chairman suspended
Another N70m handed over to the Northern Senators Forum has been allegedly swallowed by monkeys…
It is Buhari in 2019 or we burn the zoo down — Fulani Engineer
A PhD holder from the Fulani tribe says his opinion on Buhari's 2019 Presidential ambition…
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Eddy Nawgu: ‘The Deity who went to Church’ and the Vigilante end that still echoes
Nawgu town in Anambra State has always had stories, stories that move faster than cars on the expressway, stories that…
Back in Day: When 3rd Mainland bridge was commissioned and time shrunk in Lagos
The city had never been this quiet. Dawn hovered over the Lagoon like a curtain refusing to rise, its surface…
April 8: Today in history, Nigeria ex-president’s daughter, Iyabo Obasanjo charged with graft, other events
Nigeria ex-president's daughter charged with graft Deadly bombing marred attempt at Nigerian poll, killed eight Bomb killed at least 16…
How Kunle Adepeju became Nigeria’s First Student Martyr
The University of Ibadan’s campus stretched like a city within a city, alive with routines that seemed ordinary yet carried…
April 7, Today in Nigeria history, many killed as vigilantes, bandits clashed in Katsina
Many killed as vigilantes, bandits clashed in Katsina According to Ronald Reagan, history teaches that war begins when governments believe…
PHOTOS: Meet ‘Key Figures’ of NADECO – Champions of Nigerian Democracy
NADECO is an acronym of the National Democratic Coalition. It was a pro-democracy organization founded on May 15, 1994, in…
Orlando Owoh sang through shackles, and the Prison became a choir
The sound of a guitar scraping against steel bars was an unusual kind of rebellion. Somewhere within the confines of…
March 17: Today in Nigeria history, herdsmen disguised as soldiers butchered, burned around a dozen Christians
Herdsmen disguised as soldiers butchered, burned around a dozen Christians Bandits kidnapped forty-eight in Kachia, Kaduna Nigerian troops killed "several"…