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Nigeria At 60 Award Postponed By The Federal Government

April 19, 2022

  The Nigerian government has announced the postponement of Nigeria at 60 awards which was initially scheduled to hold on Friday, September 3, 2021. This information was made public on Sunday, August 29, 2021, via an official statement by the Nigerian Minister for Industry, Trade and Investment, Chief Adeniyi Adebayo, through his Special Assistant on … Continue reading Nigeria At 60 Award Postponed By The Federal Government

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Monday Motivation

Monday Motivation: Originality

April 19, 2022

Each of us have something that sets us apart as individuals. That is indeed why we are called individuals. Our individuality may be the most precious thing that has been committed to us from birth. So how ironic is it that humans with all their individuality have a burning need to belong to a group … Continue reading Monday Motivation: Originality

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Everyday Heroes

Everyday Heroes – Anthony Enahoro

April 19, 2022

The paragraph below outline why Anthony Enahoro ranks as an everyday Hero; especially in a month where we are paying consideration to Nigeria’s independence celebration: In 1953, Enahoro became the first to move the motion for Nigeria’s independence which was eventually granted in 1960 after several political setbacks and defeats in parliament. Because of that, … Continue reading Everyday Heroes – Anthony Enahoro

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Politics throwback thursday

ThrowBack Thursday: The First Republic (1960-1966)

April 19, 2022

As is common with most political climes around the world, infighting, backstabbing, ambition, lobbying and corruption were all rife when the First Republic kicked off in October 1st 1960. Prior to the start of the First Republic, leaders from various regions of Nigeria had come together in one voice against the continued hold of the British … Continue reading ThrowBack Thursday: The First Republic (1960-1966)

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Nigeria @56: Happy Independence Day, Nigeria!

April 19, 2022

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! At 56, there’s a lot to be thankful for: one is that we are a happy people with a positive disposition towards life, and we are blessed as a nation that is by every means acclaimed the giant of Africa. And giant we are, for there’s hardly any other country with … Continue reading Nigeria @56: Happy Independence Day, Nigeria!

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Nigerians Share: What We Love About Nigeria

April 19, 2022

Fifty-three years ago, on October 1, Nigeria became an independent nation. Many Nigerians are outspoken about the fact that the country’s growth has been stunted by various problems, and the journey to nationhood fraught with myriad setbacks. Even so, in the midst of our distressing challenges, many Nigerians still answered “yes” to the question, “Is it … Continue reading Nigerians Share: What We Love About Nigeria

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Entertainment

Venomous Celebrates Independence With New Single “Here We Go”; Features M.Trill!

April 19, 2022

As Nigeria celebrates her 52nd birthday many will agree it should be seen more as a time of sobered reflection, as many from both the new and old generation will agree that the nation in general has more to talk about than even the celebration itself. This song “HERE WE GO” produced by Venomous of … Continue reading Venomous Celebrates Independence With New Single “Here We Go”; Features M.Trill!

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Entertainment Events

Events This Independence Weekend.

April 19, 2022

It is the weekend leading to the 52 Independence of Nigeria. Celebrate with one of the events below:   For The Love of the Country Musical Theatre Holds Independence Performance In the spirit of our 52nd independence anniversary, “For the Love of the Country Musical Theatre” will have a show “For the Love of the … Continue reading Events This Independence Weekend.

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DISCOVER NIGERIA: What Independence Means To Me.

April 19, 2022

By Nehi Igbinijesu. At the beginning of the 1950s, agitations had begun to fill the ears of London. England like almost every other European colonialist had suffered the harsh economic impact of two world wars. It was fitting at this time for Europe to shed responsibility for its colonies. West Africa was no different. Ghana’s … Continue reading DISCOVER NIGERIA: What Independence Means To Me.

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Books

Become A Published Author In October!

April 19, 2022

Are you a Nigerian? Have you written a poem you want published? Here is a chance to become a published author and have your poem feature among the 52 poems in the poetry collection: “Songs of A Waking Giant”.

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