"To understand who you are, you need to develop a sense of self. A large part of that is learning where you fit into the story of your country or the global community in the grand scheme of things, " Theophilus Tanko Chigudu said. Continue Reading
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The life of one of the longest-reigning jihadi leaders was cut short in a violent coup led by his former mentees. Will his death lead to more violence in the region or can the Multinational Forces end the ensuing bloodbath?Continue Reading
I suspect that the strategy of the West is to make you focus on the negatives so as destroy your self esteem and put you down. They want you to be obsessed with the negatives and the extremely poor in Nigeria, but have you asked them to give you the statistics of the rich in Nigeria? Continue Reading
In a way, a violent end for Deby was almost inevitable because he ruled for 30 years and had no plan to quit just yet. Besides, Chad has never had a peaceful change of government since 1960. President N’garta Tombalbaye, very familiar to Nigerians, was killed in a coup in 1975. General Felix Malloum, who toppled him, soon faced insurgent groups. Continue Reading
"For you to be employed, you need to be employable, for you to be employable, it means you have the adequate skills and knowledge to produce results commensurate the why you were employed in the first place and most youths don't have those skills so yes many of us are unemployable and until we realize and begin to make deliberate efforts to change the narrative, we can Continue Reading
"As a Northerner, I condemn in strongest term how in the same manner of hatred President Muhammadu Buhari was treated by so called protesters that could not hide their disdain and hatred for the North," Matawalle said Continue Reading
"Boko Haram? We never heard of it in 1980. Although many parents in the North were still skeptical of Western education in the 1970s, the worst they did was to refuse to send their wards to school until the Native Authorities cajoled them. There was no resistance to UPE when it debuted in 1976. Government only began to open day secondary schools in 1980", Jega said.Continue Reading
Sir Hanns Vischer, was an agent of His Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service in Nigeria. He was referred to as "Dan Hausa" due to his mastery of the Hausa language which he helped in standardizing. He was also prolific in Arabic, Fulfulde and Kanuri in addition to Greek, French and German. Based in Kano from 1907 to 1919, his cover was head of the Education Department.Continue Reading
Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, Aare Gani Adams, says the Yoruba people are known to destroy their warriors with their own hands.Continue Reading
Special Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, has said that pigeons released during the Armed Forces Remembrance Day by the president refused to fly because they felt their freedom was “too good to be true”.Continue Reading
