EDO STATE– Long before the modern skyline of Nigeria’s Edo State emerged, the ancient Great Benin Wall stood as a testament to the ingenuity and resilience of the Edo people. Stretching over 16,000 kilometres—twice the length of China’s Great Wall—the Benin Wall remains the largest ancient earthwork in Africa, a marvel of engineering that once […]
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Tucked away in the annals of African history lies *Nsibidi*, a complex ideographic writing system from Nigeria’s Akwa- Cross River region. Often overlooked in mainstream narratives, Nsibidi offers profound insights into the intellectual and cultural sophistication of West African civilizations. This article explores its origins, adoption by neighbouring tribes, its testament to human creativity, and
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African culture, rich in wisdom and tradition, offers invaluable insights into respecting and protecting the natural environment, including both fauna and flora. Many African societies have historically embraced a harmonious relationship with nature, viewing it not merely as a resource but as an interconnected system vital to existence. This perspective fosters respect for all living
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The Bori religion, an ancient spiritual practice of the Hausa people in northern Nigeria, offers a fascinating glimpse into Africa’s rich cultural heritage. Rooted in the worship of spirits and the forces of nature, particularly through the “Sun Oracle”, this ancestral faith served as a guiding light for communities long before the advent of modern
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In a world where unity is strength, the combined potential of the Igbo and Yoruba tribes stands as an unparalleled force capable of reshaping Nigeria’s destiny. Together, these two great ethnic groups form over 60% of Nigeria’s population—a demographic powerhouse unmatched in West Africa. Imagine what this unity could achieve: not just economic prosperity but
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In a world where cultural identity is often the bedrock of national strength, Nigeria stands as Africa’s most populous nation and one of its largest economies. With over 230 million people, we rival China in terms of population size and strategic importance on the global stage. Yet, while China has risen to become an economic
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In a world often fractured by misunderstanding and historical injustice, the story of Darren Watkins Jr.—better known as IShowSpeed—is more than just the meteoric rise of an internet sensation. It is a testimony to the resilience, power, and spiritual beauty of the African spirit navigating a modern world still clouded by the remnants of colonialism
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Keeping young Nigerians connected to the land, their roots, and culture, while creating wealth and meaning is what UNYFAC strives for. There are plenty of agriculture-based businesses that let youth thrive without running off to the cities — and even, more importantly, become culture-keepers and innovators at the same time. Here are some solid Agric
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Nigerian youths are the leaders of tomorrow. Revitalizing African culture through agriculture is a strong way to reconnect with traditions, stories, and sustainable practices that have shaped ancient Nigerian native communities for generations. As Nigeria strives to becomes a secure land for its youths, the economy must begin to recall and embrace skills that puts
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