
The Origin of Kola nut
When you see people breaking kola nuts, it is an atmosphere of joy—it could be that they are getting married, they are blessing their new […]
When you see people breaking kola nuts, it is an atmosphere of joy—it could be that they are getting married, they are blessing their new […]
The Story Behind Penkelemesi Before Nigeria’s independence on October 1, 1960, there were notable politicians who ensured representation of the people by creating political structures and movements […]
The History of Sango (the god of fire) The Yoruba culture has many deities that are relevant to their beliefs. These deities are worshipped by the people […]
Sosoliso Plane Crash of 2005 On the 10th of December 2005, Nigeria experienced a tragic airline disaster that cannot be forgotten in history. The crash, according to […]
History of Rivers State Rivers State, sometimes known as the Venice of Nigeria, is a God-given state in the southeast of Nigeria that is surrounded by rivers and the sea. The […]
History Of Amadioha (the Igbo god of Thunder) In Nigeria, there are over 200 ethnic groups and each has its own cultural beliefs and perception of religion. […]
Several ethnic groups have lived in the present-day Akwa Ibom State for hundreds of years, particularly the closely related Ibibio, Anaang, and Oron peoples in the state’s northern, eastern, and western regions, respectively. […]
Osun State, known as Ipinle Osun in the Yoruba language, is a state in southwestern Nigeria. The Yoruba ethnic group, particularly the Ibolo, Ife, Igbomina, Ijesha, and Oyo subgroups, make up the […]
Lagosians, especially those who have a family background in Lagos, are most familiar with the history of Eyo and the Eyo festival. A storyteller like me […]
As a student, you are compelled to recite the national anthem either in primary or secondary school or even in tertiary institutions (especially during formal […]
Every child is always looking forward to the children’s day celebration. First, because it is a public holiday- a day off school and the early […]
The independence of Nigeria on October 1, 1960, led to the need to change some policies and rules of the colonial masters, including the national anthem, pledge, and […]
Out of all the 36 states in Nigeria, Delta State is known as the oil and agricultural producing state, with its region located in the South-South geo-political zone and a population of […]
Over the years, there has been controversy about the territory of the four tribal groups in Delta State, especially the Urhobos, Ijaws, Itsekiris, and Isokos. These controversies […]
One of Nigeria’s 36 states, Edo State is situated in the south of the nation. Also, Edo State is the 22nd largest state in terms of land […]
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