“You Can’t Sing in Nigeria”: Nigerians Call for Boycott of South African Singer Tyla Over Renewed Xenophobic Attacks
A wave of public anger has swept across Nigeria following renewed xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other African…
Xenophobia: Tinubu Declines to Receive South African Special Envoy Amid Diplomatic Tensions
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reportedly declined to receive a special envoy dispatched by South African President Cyril…
Scientifically Inexplicable: Baby Declared Dead at Brazilian Hospital Wakes Up Before Funeral Transfer, Stunning Doctors
A remarkable and medically perplexing case in Brazil has captured national and international attention after a one-month-old baby,…
Herbal Medicine: Nigeria Partners Brazil for Global Recognition as Traditional Medicine Research Intensifies in Brazil
Nigeria is intensifying efforts to secure greater international recognition for traditional medicine by strengthening its strategic health partnership…
Nigeria-Brazil Academic Ties: LASUCAS Delegation Visits LASU Vice-Chancellor After Successful 4th International Conference in Brazil
A delegation from the Lagos State University Centre for Afro-Brazilian Studies (LASUCAS), led by the Director of the…
Nigerian Travel Influencers in Brazil Allegedly Linked to Human Trafficking Networks and Social Media Travel Scams , investigation reveals
In recent years, Brazilian and Nigerian authorities have intensified efforts to combat human trafficking and transnational fraud involving…
Ìyá Odù for Sale on the Internet: Brazilian Ifá Community Condemns Alleged Online Sales of the Sacred Ìyá Odù to Brazilians by Individuals in Nigeria
The Brazilian Ifá community has publicly condemned the alleged online sale of the sacred Ìyá Odù to Brazilian…
The Hausa Traditional Religion and Ancestor Worship Before the Islamic Conquests of Hausaland (11th–14th Centuries) By Adeyinka Olaiya
Before the arrival and gradual spread of Islam into Hausaland between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries, the Hausa…
“They Planned to Smuggle Firearms into the University” — Prof. Moyo Okediji Alleges Threats Over Ifá Tuntun Book Launch in Nigeria
Professor Moyo Okediji has expressed deep concern over what he described as a disturbing wave of criminality, intimidation,…
Ifá Tuntun: OAU Cancels Prof. Moyo Okediji’s Book Launch Over Security Threats, Expresses Regret Over Attacks on Academic Freedom in Nigeria
One of Nigeria’s most respected Yoruba artists, art historians, and social activists, Prof. Moyo Okediji, a professor at…