Month: October 2022
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Orompotoniyun: the First Female Alaafin of Oyo
Traditional male monarchs are very common in Nigeria and Africa as a whole. They’re well-known figures in their communities, and…
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Nigeria First Storey Building of 1842
Nigeria has innumerable historical places that are still in existence to date. These historical places are used as tourist centers…
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Father Mbaka Biography
Ejike Camillus Anthony Ebenezer Mbaka (born July 28, 1957) popularly known as Father Ejike Mbaka. He is a Nigerian Catholic priest who also…
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Ife and Modakeke War of 1835
Ife and Modakeke War of 1835 The Yoruba heritage has claimed its history from inception through its conquest in wars…
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The Dana Air Crash of 2012
Dana Air Flight 0992 was a scheduled domestic passenger flight in Nigeria that flew from Abuja to Lagos. The route’s…
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Osun Osogbo, the Story of a River Goddess of Fertility
When Osun Osogbo is mentioned, the first significant reaction that comes with the name is the historical Osun Osogbo festival…
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Atilogwu, the Most Popular Dance in Igbo Land
Nigeria’s cultural heritage can be traced to her ancient lifestyle and historic activities such as dance, music, language, festivals, proverbs,…
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Orompotoniyun: the First Female Alaafin of Oyo
Traditional male monarchs are very common in Nigeria and Africa as a whole. They’re well-known figures in their communities, and…
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Nigeria’s First Storey Building of 1842
Nigeria has innumerable historical places that are still in existence to date. These historical places are used as tourist centers…
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The Kirigi War of 1877: the Longest War in Yorubaland
Have you ever wondered why Ibadan people eulogize their heroes with pride? Have you also thought about why Ibadanland is…
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Maryam Babangida; Legendary Nigeria’s First Lady
From inception, the decision-making processes and politics have been male-dominated, and even the seat of the ‘First Lady’ seems non-existent.…
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In recent times, Nigerians, especially the younger generation, have detested tribal marks. According to them, civilization is in vogue and…
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Orunmila, The god of Knowledge in Yorubaland
Many years ago, even before the earth was formed, there existed people who, according to history, were the close pals…
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Oloolu, the Most Celebrated Masquerade in Yorubaland
In Yoruba Nollywood, especially the ones shot in village settings, there are usually scenes in the movies that have town criers.…
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Attires Made With Kanuri Clothing
The beauty of Africa lies in her cultural values, dance, music, language, and attire. Africans are sometimes identified by their…
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