Author: Ovie Farraday
Ancient Symbols Unite Morocco and Nigeria’s Lost Prehistory
In Egypt, Nigeria, or Morocco, stones carry ancient knowledge and memories Uncovering Africa’s Hidden Legacy: Morocco’s Msoura Megaliths and Nigeria’s Ikom Monoliths Africa’s ancient story ... Read More
Nigeria’s Civil Service: Is Free Enterprise the Fix?
Photo by Kelly Sikkema, Unsplash The Royal Roots of Nigeria’s Identity Africa is often referred to as the land of kings and queens, and for ... Read More
Milestones: Celebrating the Death of Aunt Flo
It’s official! After contributing six beautiful individuals to the human genome pool, I have been given an executive pardon and handed my get-out-of-jail-free card. Goodbye! ... Read More
Sticks and Stones of Sibling Rivalry
Siblings (Photo by LaShawn Dobbs on Unsplash) Some of us are pacifists by nature. We dislike quarrels and cannot abide fights or malice. although not ... Read More
How Will America be Remembered?
The great American age is drawing close to an end (Photo by Edgar Colomba, Pexels) When we go through a season – whether it is ... Read More