Tag: terror

Bloody Friday: Remembering the UN House Bombing in Abuja

Ibironke Babalola - August 26, 2012

Mourning fallen colleagues (Imagined by AI) One Year Ago Today: UN House Bombed in Abuja I woke up that morning to the sound of ... Read More

The Blurry, yet Familiar Face of Terror Explained

Bimi - January 17, 2011

Image by Lucas Andrade, Pexels The Blurry Face of Terror: Beyond the Stereotypes Last Christmas, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab—a 23-year-old Nigerian from a wealthy family—attempted ... Read More

Hand of Esau in Nigeria’s October 1 Bombings

Bimi - October 2, 2010

Emergency response workers evacuate an injured man (Image by Paolo Ghedini from Pixabay) UPDATED On Saturday, 2nd October, Nigerian Guerilla leader Henry Okay was arrested ... Read More

Tag: terror

Bloody Friday: Remembering the UN House Bombing in Abuja

The Blurry, yet Familiar Face of Terror Explained

Hand of Esau in Nigeria’s October 1 Bombings

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: King Manga Bell of Kamerun 2 / 2

Defenders of the Motherland: King Kuma Mbappe of Kamerun 1 / 2

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 Fitness

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

Etched by Tradition: My Village Break and Skin-deep Identity

Africa’s Forgotten Scripts: 10 Indigenous Writing Systems

The Power of Thorns: A Story of Healing and Thanksgiving