BREAKING: Nigeria’s Juju Music Legend, Professor Y.K. Ajao, Dies – Music Industry Mourns
Nigeria’s entertainment industry has been thrown into deep mourning following the death of veteran Juju musician, Professor Yekini…
Breaking: Nigeria Fully Digitises Authentication and Verification of Academic Credentials, Set to Combate Forgery
The Federal Ministry of Education has announced the full digitisation of the authentication and evaluation of academic credentials,…
Muslim Hijab Ban at JAMB Centres in Nigeria? Viral Video Circulates as JAMB Debunks Claim
A viral video circulating on social media has sparked controversy in Nigeria, alleging that Muslim candidates were forced…
Citizenship and Political Disqualification in Nigeria: Why Naturalized Nigerians Face Severe Restrictions
Citizenship in Nigeria is more than a legal label; it is the foundation upon which political rights, participation,…
The Nigerian Who Sold a Fake Airport to a Brazilian Bank for $242 Million: The Diary of Emmanuel Nwude
In the annals of global financial crime, few stories are as audacious , and as instructive as that…
Grande Festival Odún Àgòjì transforma o ABC Paulista em palco de fé, cultura e ancestralidade Africana
O ABC Paulista foi palco de uma das mais expressivas manifestações culturais e religiosas de matriz africana com…
5º Cortejo de Ogum em Santo André reforça tradições de matriz africana entre fé e ferro
O 5º Cortejo de Ogum, celebrado no sindicato dos metalúrgicos em Santo André, consolidou-se como um dos mais…
Historic: Nigerian-American Ifeanyi Umunna Elected President of Harvard Law School Student Government
A Nigerian-American law student, Ifeanyi Ruth Umunna, has been elected as Co-President of the Student Government at Harvard…
Nigerian Govt to Cancel Passports of Diaspora Nigerians Who Renounce Citizenship for Another Nationality
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has directed the Nigeria Immigration Service to immediately withdraw and deactivate passports belonging to…
A Nigerian Language Nears Extinction: Only 200 People Still Speak It; No Longer Transmitted to Younger Generations
The Defaka language, also known as Afakani among neighboring communities—stands today at the edge of extinction, representing one…