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They gave us a nation, we gave them silence. It is time to remember. History is never neutral. It is either remembered with honor or buried with neglect. In Nigeria today, too many of our NATION-BUILDERS – men and women

On September 7, 2025, the Catholic Church will witness a historic moment: the canonization of Blessed Carlo Acutis and Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, two young men whose lives—though separated by almost a century—continue to inspire countless people around the world.The announcement

1. Challenge Your Limits: Pushing past your perceived limits is essential for achieving extraordinary results. Embrace discomfort and challenge yourself to do what you once thought was impossible. 2. Set Ambitious Goals: Set ambitious goals that stretch your capabilities and push

For the past eight years I have worked as a stringer for Reuters news agency. My photos covering stories in the prairie provinces have been published by the New York Times, Al Jazeera, and other media outlets across North America, Asia, Europe,

The Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Kashim Shettima, has asserted that the potential of the Ota Industrial Belt in Ogun State, if optimized, can revolutionize the country’s industrialization drive, which will captivate the world. Sharing the same

By Oluwasore Alabi The recent incident at Abuja’s Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport involving Fuji music legend Wasiu Ayinde Marshall, popularly known as Kwam 1, has rightly sparked national attention. But this is more than just a celebrity story. It is a

In 1985, in a quiet village in East Africa, a man named Daniel stood barefoot with his three daughters. His wife had passed during childbirth the year before. He never remarried. He didn’t have the time or the heart. He was

By Ikeddy ISIGUZO THE only thing wrong with Hope Uzodinma, Imo State Governor, holding a reception for seven members of the Super Falcons after the team’s victory in Morocco was that Uzodinma was from the wrong side of Nigeria – a part

In 1989, during Liberia’s deadly civil war that brought down Samuel Doe, one Nigerian man Mr Emmanuel Chukwu saved over 1,000 fellow Nigerians from sure death. Mr Chukwu was a successful businessman in Liberia. Chukwu, then was one of Liberia’s wealthiest foreign