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8th May 2024
When Flora Shaw, the British journalist and eventual spouse of Lord Lugard, coined the name Nigeria, it might have been difficult to pinpoint her motivations, that is, from a social standpoint. Was it dexterous thinking or something more insidious? Read more about History At best, it might have been a romanticization of geography as … Continue reading The Naming of Nigeria: An Interrogation of Etymology
23rd March 2024
Right in the heart of Benin City, Nigeria, there’s a special place called the Benin City National Museum. It’s like a time machine that takes you on a journey through the amazing history of the region. Found on what was once called King’s Square (now Oba Ovonramwen Square), this museum is all about preserving … Continue reading The Benin City National Museum
2nd October 2023
As Nigeria celebrates its 63rd year of independence, it provides an apt moment for a retrospective analysis of the nation’s trajectory. This assessment acknowledges the remarkable successes achieved since its inception as an independent nation and concurrently recognizes the enduring obstacles that continue to shape its course. Read more about Politics Achievements Nurturing Democracy … Continue reading Nigeria at 63: A Historical Review of Achievements And Challenges
1st October 2023
Today is Nigeria’s Independence Day. Africa’s most populous nation is 63 years old and the journey so far has been full of highs and lows. Yet Nigeria remains one of the most exciting nations on earth. Nigeria’s rich and complex history spans centuries, encompassing pre-colonial kingdoms, colonialism, independence, and the post-independence era. To gain … Continue reading Top 10 Books to Read to Understand Nigeria’s History