Author: Babatunde Oshin

Igbo Landing: America’s First Freedom March and Mass Suicide

These valiant Igbo men chose freedom and death by drowning instead of a life of slavery (Imagined by Gencraft)Igbo Landing: America's First Freedom MarchIn May ... Read More

Grassroots Democracy Thrives in Nigeria

Babatunde Oshin - January 16, 2023

This article has been archived The democratic process in the West African Republic of Niger was rudely interrupted recently by a military coup in a ... Read More

Author: Babatunde Oshin

Igbo Landing: America’s First Freedom March and Mass Suicide

Grassroots Democracy Thrives in Nigeria

Acholonu on Africa’s Lost Knowledge and Civilizations (Pt 5)

Acholonu: The Symbols and the Lost City of Igboukwu (Pt 4)

Africa’s Lost Civilization at Ikom with Prof. Acholonu (Pt 3)

Africa’s Lost Civilizations with Professor Acholonu (Pt 2)

African Prehistory: Professor Acholonu’s Groundbreaking Research (Pt 1)

Nigeria’s Civil Service: Is Free Enterprise the Fix?

Queens and Mothers: Ndlovukazi Nandi, Zululand, South Africa

A Special Valentine Season’s Message to the Ladies

Kingdoms and Monuments: The Great Walls of Benin (Nigeria)

Queens and Mothers: Hatshepsut, the Female Pharoah (Egypt)

Clay Pot: Introducing Sarah

Defenders of the Motherland 2: King Manga Bell of Kamerun

Defenders of the Motherland 1: King Kuma Mbappe of Kamerun

Igbo Landing: America’s First Freedom March and Mass Suicide

Famous Persons of African Heritage: Sakanoue No Tamuramaro, Japan

Famous Persons of African Heritage: Emperor Septimius Severus, Rome

Drowning in a Drop of Water

Domestic Diva: Identity Crisis Redefining Life as “Just Mom”

DEFYING GRAVITY: The Gram Code of African Adam by Prof. Catherine Acholonu – Gnosis or Heresy?

Queens and Mothers of Afre Kh: The Warrior Queens of Dahomey (Republic of Benin)

Capoeira: The Origin, Spread, and Global Access to the Art

Queens and Mothers of Afre Kh: Yaa Ashantewaa and the Golden Stool of Ashanti (Ghana)

Stolen Treasures of Tutankhamun Return to Egypt

The Raising Cane: How I Became a Defender of the Voiceless

Africa’s Chinese “Fable”: 600 Years of Mixed History

Famous Persons of African Heritage: Aleksandr Pushkin, Russia

Africa of my Youth: Travel, Trade & Tradition in the Past

Ife Bronzes: African Art That Shook the Western World

Youth Dividend: Meet the Africans Betting Big on Young People

Africa’s People: Ethnic Groups That Shape The Continent (East Africa)

Custodians of Looted Heritage? The Foreign Museums Holding African Artefacts