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About Ebhohon Majekodunmi Oseriemen
Pan-Africanism / February 18, 2025 Ebhohon Majekodunmi Oseriemen, also known by his pen name SANKARA, is an esteemed education and youth advocate, social researcher, and Pan-African activist. With a steadfast commitment to youth empowerment, environmentalREAD MORE →0 Comments
African Americans Build 300-Acre Housing Project in Ghana
Pan-Africanism / February 7, 2025 African American entrepreneurs are spearheading the development of a 300-acre housing project in Accra, Ghana, named Sanbra City—‘Sanbra’ meaning ‘return’ in the Akan language. This initiative aims to provide modern,
Seun @ 42: Celebrating a Musical Maestro and a Dauntless Revolutionary
Opinions and Commentaries, Pan-Africanism / January 14, 2025 When it comes to Seun Anikulapo Kuti, it is not just his name, his music or his saxophone that defines him—it is the unquenchable flame within him, a fire that
Ghana Announces Visa-Free Access to All African Nations
Pan-Africanism / December 27, 2024 Ghana’s outgoing President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has approved visa-free entry for all Africans seeking to come into Ghana. This groundbreaking move will take effect from January 2025 and it
Opinions and Commentaries
TIKTOK: How Criminals Use Livestream Gifting to ‘Wash’ Their Illicit Funds
Opinions and Commentaries / April 1, 2025 TikTok, the globally popular social media platform, has recently come under scrutiny for its potential misuse in money laundering schemes. Criminals have exploited TikTok’s features, particularly its live-streaming and virtual
SOWORE: Grok’s One-Word Bombshell Rocks Nigerian Politics
Opinions and Commentaries / March 30, 2025 Grok has done it again. The AI chatbot, developed by Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter), has thrown Nigeria’s political scene into a frenzy with just one word—“Sowore.” It all started
Dr. Osagie Obayuwana at 70: Warriors of Law and Justice Unite
Opinions and Commentaries / March 16, 2025 There are men who pass through this world like whispers in the wind—seen today, forgotten tomorrow, and then there are men like Dr. Osagie Obayuwana—a storm that never quiets, a
Celebrating Amb. (Dr.) Oamien Roy Okhidievbie on His Birthday
Opinions and Commentaries / March 15, 2025 The village once had a bell—one that only rang for men of substance. It tolled for warriors, for leaders, for those whose hands built bridges where others saw walls. Today,
Storytelling and Prose
Abimbola Douglas and the Weight of Postpartum Depression
Storytelling/Prose / November 7, 2024I first meet her on
LEKKI: the Cults, Crimes, and Costs of Stardom
Storytelling/Prose / October 23, 2024Lekki is an area in
Likes Over Love—A ‘Gen Z’ Dilemma.
Storytelling/Prose / October 15, 2024Once upon a time, relationships
From Lagos to Nowhere: Azeez’s ‘Japa’ Misadventure
Storytelling/Prose / October 8, 2024He had finally done it.
Ifa and African Culture
THE AFRICAN ORIGIN OF VACCINATION
Ifa and African Culture / January 18, 2025
Africans in centuries past used to be immune to basic
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The Role of Orunmila: The Messenger of Wisdom
Ifa and African Culture / November 25, 2024
Orunmila is an integral figure in Yoruba spirituality. He is
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What Are the 256 Odu Ifá?
Ifa and African Culture / November 24, 2024
Let’s take a journey into the 256 Odu Ifá—one of
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Ifá, Binary, Quantum Physics, and Medicine
Ifa and African Culture / November 24, 2024
Have you ever wondered how ancient systems of thought could
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TIKTOK: How Criminals Use Livestream Gifting to ‘Wash’ Their Illicit Funds
April 1, 2025 0 CommentsTikTok, the globally popular social media platform, has recently come under scrutiny for its potential…
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But still, they dance
April 1, 2025 0 Comments(for the city that devours its own) In the court of the one-eyed king, the…
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…a sieve
April 1, 2025 0 CommentsThey stand at the grave, these men with fat stomachs, these men who once spat…
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Poetry
But still, they dance
Poetry / April 1, 2025 (for the city that devours its own) In the court of the one-eyed king, the scribes bend their spines like wilted reeds, etching lies in the wind. Who will count the stolen moons? Who will
Lgbtqia
These LGBTQ+ Candidates Are Hoping To Break Florida’s Republican Supermajority
Florida voters could elect as
Posted: LGBTQIA / November 5, 2024
Should Universities Like Michigan and Kansas Really Be Debating Bobrisky?
The rise of Bobrisky has
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The Great Delusion
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