When a white man does it to a black man, it’s called racism. What is it called when a black man does it to another black man?
I have seen black people move from Africa and become [...]
12 Ways ”MERRY CHRISTMAS” is said in African Languages
You know “Feliz Navidad” and “Joyeux Noël”… but how do [...]
Major Takeaways From Buhari’s Independence Day Speech
Nigeria turned 60 today. Most citizens are however, unbothered or [...]
The Garden (III)
‘Madam that’s how you just left us; well done [...]
I OVERCAME
My trial looming Sadness lasting Tears overflowing Wound not healing But I overcame My apparel getting tattered My flesh becoming leaner My beauty appears fading Emotion seems unstable But I overcame My weakness so glaring Their whisper getting louder Hatred ascending in numbers Challenges undeserving But I overcame My heart shattered and broken Hands girded in chains Feet held in shackles My every step took me back But, I overcame The screams in my head getting louder Hope seems far fetched Visions blur and unclear Waves raising My sky glooming But I overcame My courage did not fail My action kept my going My dreams became my reality My willpower became my motivation My persistence became my sweat My ability became my influence And I overcame
What Makes a Colour Bad?
You cannot slap someone with dirty hands and call them filthy. We have accepted being black; it is our pride, it is our authentic form which can never be taken away. If we can accept that, then accept when in the name of a colour, people become murderers, cold-blooded killers, kidnappers and rapists. Judge then, who really is the monster.
Woman: The African Tale
On arrival into the world, her struggles start Tutored by [...]
COVID 19: Effects Of Coronavirus on Business
There is no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic has changed [...]
The Hunger Virus
Original: “Gaskiya mun gode. Da yawa suna kwana da nunwa. [...]
DRINK OF THE WEEK: Kunun Zaki
Growing up in the North (Jos, Plateau state), one of [...]
