The Alue-Do Festival: A Cultural Celebration Turned Tragedy The Alue-Do festival is a traditional cultural ceremony practiced by the Uruamudhu […]
Category: society-culture-and-history
Alhaji Dr. Ado Bayero: A Legacy Unveiled
A Legacy of Leadership and Tradition “A great man is one who leaves others at a loss after he is […]
They Only See the Trouble
A Day That Changed Everything The afternoon heat in Kano had not even begun to relent after Zuhr prayers when […]
Secrets of Easter in the Old Testament
The Biblical Foundation of Easter Easter is a significant event in the Christian calendar, marking the death and resurrection of […]
Shocked Worshippers Survive Touching Osun-Osogbo Deity, Says Cleric
A Pastor’s Perspective on Religious Tensions and Divine Missions Prophet Odedoyin Olawumi Ezekiel, the leader of God of White Calling […]
Trumpets in the Ashes
The PDP’s Descent into Political Chaos The People’s Democratic Party (PDP), once a dominant force in Nigerian politics, is now […]
Ozoro: Ending Harmful Traditions Against Nigerian Girls
The Urgency of Ending Harmful Cultural Practices Against Girls Ending harmful cultural practices against the girl child requires a multi-faceted […]
Germany’s Evolving Faith Landscape
The Changing Religious Landscape in German Cities In recent years, Germany has witnessed a significant transformation in its religious landscape. […]
Amupitan: Where Is the History?
A New Chapter in Nigerian Electoral Politics The appointment of Professor Joash Amupitan as the Chairman of the Independent National […]
Ex-Apprentice Accuses Kyoto Geisha World of Modern Slavery
The Hidden Struggles of Japan’s Geisha Tradition TOKYO – When Kiyoha Kiritaka left Kyoto’s geisha district in 2016, she says […]










