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Beyond the Bronzes: What Ile-Ife Reveals About African Ingenuity
Read article →: Beyond the Bronzes: What Ile-Ife Reveals About African IngenuityThe story of Ile-Ife is about more than remarkable sculptures. Its art, indigenous glassmaking and trading connections invite a deeper conversation about African ingenuity,…
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Nigeria 2027: Fuel Subsidy, Changing Promises and the National Interest
Read article →: Nigeria 2027: Fuel Subsidy, Changing Promises and the National InterestNigeria’s subsidy debate involves more than competing campaign promises. This article examines Tinubu, Atiku and Obi’s documented positions, the pressures on households and public…
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AI Won’t Take Your Job—The Person Who Understands AI Will
Read article →: AI Won’t Take Your Job—The Person Who Understands AI WillArtificial Intelligence is reshaping our world in ways we are only beginning to understand. From deepfakes and misinformation to breakthroughs in governance and public…
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The Forgotten Revolution: How Early Electric Vehicles Were Overtaken by Fossil Fuel Power
Read article →: The Forgotten Revolution: How Early Electric Vehicles Were Overtaken by Fossil Fuel PowerMore than a century ago, electric vehicles quietly ruled America’s roads—clean, quiet, and years ahead of their time. But as cheap oil flooded the…
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“Be Kind, Not Nice”: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Call to a World Obsessed with Approval
Read article →: “Be Kind, Not Nice”: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Call to a World Obsessed with ApprovalIn her 2022 Yale Law School commencement address, acclaimed Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie delivered a bold challenge to a generation shaped by approval…
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Fault Lines and Shockwaves: Ethnicity, Greed and Regional Fallout in Liberian Wars
Read article →: Fault Lines and Shockwaves: Ethnicity, Greed and Regional Fallout in Liberian WarsThe Liberian civil wars were never confined to Liberia alone. Fueled by ethnic tensions, regional rivalries, and the ruthless pursuit of profit, the wars…
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Power and Betrayal: How Taylor, Doe and Johnson Drove Liberia into War
Read article →: Power and Betrayal: How Taylor, Doe and Johnson Drove Liberia into WarIn the crucible of Liberia’s descent into civil war, three names loom large: Charles Taylor, Samuel Doe, and Prince Johnson. What began as a…
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From Ile-Ife to Benin: The Story of Two Bronze Legacies
Read article →: From Ile-Ife to Benin: The Story of Two Bronze LegaciesFor centuries, the kingdoms of Ife and Benin produced some of the most extraordinary bronze artworks the world has ever seen—masterpieces of power, ritual,…
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North Carolina Declares June 14 as Igbo Day: Honoring Heritage, Unity, and Legacy
Read article →: North Carolina Declares June 14 as Igbo Day: Honoring Heritage, Unity, and LegacyOn May 21, 2025, North Carolina made history as Governor Josh Stein officially proclaimed June 14 as “Igbo Day,” honoring the cultural heritage and…
