24 Years After Genocide, Odi Still in Ruins
By DANIEL ABIA On November 20, this year, it will be exactly 24 years since the Odi genocide happened. Nothing has changed over the years....
Category : Editorial
Seven of The Best Beaches in Nigeria
By Pelu Awofeso With more than 800km (30 miles) of coastline, Nigeria has a long stretch of beaches to lounge in. Lagos, the country’s entertainment and...
How BP’s Interests Drive UK Support For Wars, Coups And Dictators
By: Mark Curtis The Foreign Office is largely captured by global climate polluter BP. From Iran to Azerbaijan, Iraq to Nigeria, Russia to Venezuela, the...
Floating Solar Panels at The Equator Could Provide Virtually Unlimited Energy
Vast arrays of solar panels floating on calm seas near the Equator could provide effectively unlimited solar energy to densely populated countries in Southeast Asia...
The Looming Religious Crisis In Ilorin
“Going by the history of the town, Yoruba religious beliefs and practices were banned over 200 years ago, when Abdulsalam, son of Alimi, succeeded in...
Ilorin Emirate and the Ghost of a Fallen Empire
AUTHOR: Tunji Suleiman Fulani-inspired but predominantly Yoruba-populated, Ilorin Emirate, a multiethnic Muslim city-state encompassing the Kwara State capital and environs in Nigeria’s geographical West Central...