Before Now, Cornrows Where The Hidden Maps of Freedom
For many, cornrows are a stylish and cultural expression, but their history runs much deeper. In the brutal era of slavery, these intricate braids were not just a hairstyle, they were a secret survival tool carrying maps, messages, and even resources for…
U.S. Vice President JD Vance Suggests Deportation for Some Foreign Students
U.S. Vice President JD Vance has suggested putting a timer on the visas of foreign students whose presence may run contrary to the country’s interests. Speaking in an interview with Fox News recently, Vance indicated that this measure aligns with the…
Men in Heels: A Forgotten Legacy of Power and Prestige
What heels? High heels have long been associated with femininity, but history tells a different story; one where men, not women, were the original wearers of elevated footwear. Ok, let me break it down. Long before stilettos became a symbol of…
Tinubu’s Reforms Will Reshape Nigeria, Says Information Minister
Minister of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris, has stated that President Bola Tinubu is implementing bold and transformative reforms aimed at building a stronger Nigeria. Speaking at the 2025 Ministerial Press Briefing in Abuja…
Waste to Wealth: Nigerian Innovator Stanley Anigbogu Named Commonwealth Young Person of the Year
Education is useless if it solves nothing. A Nigerian tech innovator, Stanley Anigbogu, has been honored with the prestigious 2025 Commonwealth Young Person of the Year award for his groundbreaking work in transforming waste into sustainable energy…
Panic in Naples as Earthquake Forces Residents Onto Streets
Thousands of residents in and around the Italian city of Naples spent the night outside after a powerful earthquake shook buildings and sent rubble crashing down. The 4.4-magnitude tremor struck at 01:25 local time on Thursday, with its epicenter near…
Scorched Futures: How Climate Change is Devastating Women and Children in South Sudan
Climate change is making life difficult across the world, but is even harder in South Sudan, a country already burdened by economic struggles, political instability, and a fragile education system. The recent extreme heatwave that led to school closures…
Sokoto Health Commissioner Warns of Rising Meningitis Cases, Urges Vigilance
The State Commissioner for Health in Sokoto, Dr. Faruk Umar Abubakar Wurno, has raised alarm over a surge in meningitis cases across several local government areas. Media reports suggests that Laboratory investigations have confirmed the disease in most…
Nigeria’s House of Reps Orders Nationwide Shutdown of Porn Websites
Porn sites are bad for national unity. Hehe. Nigeria’s House of Representatives has directed the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to enforce an immediate nationwide shutdown of pornographic websites. The directive, issued during Tuesday’s plenary…
China: The Rise of the ‘Little Dragons’ and the Global Tech Race Â
Artificial intelligence has become the new ‘piece de resistance’ for the world powers. Interestingly too, China has put itself in a lone race to outwit others in Ai dominance. This country is making an audacious push to establish itself as a…