Queen Idia of Benin Kingdom was a notable historical figure who played a significant role in the pre-colonial era of Africa. She was the mother…
Today in History: June 17th, ‘Things Fall Apart’
On June 17th, 1958 Chinua Achebe published “Things Fall Apart.”The debut novel that shot him to fame. The most widely read African novel. READ ALSO:…
Ahmadu Bello Could Have Become Nigeria’s First Prime Minister But…
Sir Ahmadu Bello could have become Nigeria’s first Prime Minister but chose to instead become the leader of the Northern Region, and handed over the…
Disbursement of ‘Students Loan’ to Commence By September
The Nigeria President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has directed that by September to October this year, the first recipients of student loans should be announced. According…
Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library
The Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library is a library owned by Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, a former President of Nigeria. It is a historic, tourist and academic…
Jail Terms and 6 Other Facts About ‘The Student Loan Act’ Every Student Should Be Aware of
To make financing university education more accessible to everyone, Former 9th House of Representatives Speaker Femi Gbajabiamila asked the Education Bank to offer interest-free loans…
The Lagos Library, And Other Essential Private & Public Libraries In Lagos
The Lagos Library established in 1932 was one of the notable libraries that could serve the bibliographic or cultural needs of literate Africans and also…
The Calabar Library
The Cross River State Library is a public library in central Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria. The library’s collection contains over 4,000 texts. The site…
Apply For the 2023 National Youth Empowerment Fund
For all lawful citizens only who require assistance in their various Business and Educational endeavors, the National Youth Empowerment Funding Application Form 2023 is now…
Breaking Barriers: My Personal Experience, the Challenges Faced as a Female Journalist in the Making, and How I Was able to Surmount Them
By Jemimah Dada “Mata adon gari” is a phrase I and a thousand other northern Nigerian ladies have grown to become attuned to. When loosely…