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Archaeology Of Madness

By Wole Olujobi “Okonkwo is the conscience of an embattled race in the dialectic of history, discuss,” screamed Professor Adebayo…

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Understanding the Igbo Problem in Lagos

A story of self betrayal (Part 1) Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, PhD September 8, 2025 When I read in the news…

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Psychophancy and Hypocrisy: OPE BANWO, a quisling spits on his fatherland, defends desecration

By Dr Doyin Odebowale I have been reading some pieces of hagiography penned for a target audience, who must be…

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The city states of the Yoruba: a history of pre-colonial West African urbanism (1000-1900 CE)

isaac Samuel At the close of the 19th century, the Yorùbá region of South-west Nigeria was one of the most…

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What is the real meaning of NIGERIA

By Natasha H. Akpoti Nigerian Senator encountered a European Professor who said Nigeria was derived from the abusive word NIGGER-AREA…

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The Deafening Silence of Igbo Elders in the Face of Self-Inflicted Ruin

August 26, 2025 By Olugbenga Adebamiwa There comes a time in the life of every society when silence becomes more…

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Anioma in Delta not Igbo but a mix of Yoruba, Bini

Interrogating Ethnic Identity against Language Force Majeure By Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, PhD August 21, 2025 On Friday the 8th day…

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Most West Niger Igbo Originated From Ile-Ife and Not Southeast

By Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, PhD In the last part, we were able to establish the origins of the words “Ado”…

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Kwara in Flames: How Terrorists take over communities

When Kings Cry and Citizens Become Ghosts By Prince Salako Lukman Olamilekan In the history of nations, there comes a…

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Ijesa Osere or Ijesa Osun’re?

Correcting the timeless mistake in Yoruba ORIKI (panegyric) By Ebenezer Idowu Babatunde. Recently, I found myself at a cultural occasion…

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