The Weaponisation Of Poverty - Steven Kefason

Since the return to democracy in 1999, politicians in Nigeria have continued to cajole the electorates into giving them mandates using different exploitative cum inhuman strategies. This callous exploitation has contributed negatively to the development of democracy in Nigeria.

Culture Of Collective Silence In The Face Of Injustice

You may have heard about the bill that the Nigerian Senate is about to pass which is meant to take away your right to be able to complain or oppose any government policy that you disagree with. I have looked through the Internet in the Nigerian space and only very few are talking about it and I cannot but wonder what is happening to us?

Savage Nigerians react to the grammatical error in Bashir Ahmed's tweet conveying President Buhari's good wishes to Goodluck Jonathan

Nigerians are reacting to an error in a tweet posted by Bashir Ahmed to convey President Buhari's good wishes to former President Goodluck Jonathan on his birthday.

Heartbreaking Photos of Hundreds of Africans Who Died of Starvation While Trying to Cross Desert to Europe

Some Africans trying to cross to Europe through the Sahara Desert have met their untimely death as a result of starvation.

Woman cries out after son’s hair was shaved in Lekki school in Nigeria.

A woman has cried out on the social media after noticing that her son’s hair was shaved while in school. 

16-year-old child bride who married 56-year-old man has six-month-old baby, rescued.

in Nigeria, Chinwe, the 16-year-old girl that was recently married to a 56-year-old man in Ozubulu, Anambra state, has been rescued and discovered to be a nursing mother. She currently has a six-month-old child, according to the rights activist who rescued her.

Clothes of the dead' from crushed bodies a chilling reminder of Rwanda genocide.

Across the red earth, the snake-like washing lines. Strings sagging under the weight of clothes. But these rows of trousers, patterned dresses, children’s hoodies, a babysuit depicting snowmen, are far from clean. They are stiff with dried mud, sweat, and blood.

Madaraka Day: Celebrating self-rule in Kenya.

Madaraka Day is commemorated annually in Kenya on every 1st of June and is historically the first day that Kenya attained internal self-rule in 1963. It precedes the day Kenya acquired full independence from Britain on 12th December 1963.

Netflix's New Christmas Movie Klaus Is A Future Holiday Classic.

A new Christmas film has been going down a treat with Netflix viewers. Klaus, the latest effort from Despicable Me creator Sergio Pablos, is the streaming service's first foray into original animated feature films, and early reports from viewers have been overwhelmingly positive.

Arsenal football club fans furious after Nigerian star is compared to a gorilla.

Fans of North London football club, Arsenal, were disgusted by a comment shared on Instagram by the club’s ambassador and Bollywood star Esha Gupta, which compared Nigerian football star Alex Iwobi to a gorilla.