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The political landscape of Oyo State has long been shaped by a glaring imbalance in power distribution, with the Ibadan bloc consistently dominating the governorship position at the expense of the other four blocs — Ogbomoso, Oke-Ogun, Oyo, and Ibarapa. While political merit and

In this frame, I stand beside Ayo Ashimolowo - WIZKILAZFILMZ the documentarist with eyes that see beyond the surface. Together, we chase echoes of times through the lens, weaving light and sound into stories. Stories that speak of power and people, of culture and change. With each

Who Wanted Ojukwu Dead in Exile? In this conversation, Kenayo Esinulo, author of Ojukwu: Exile, Diplomacy and Survival, opens the door to a forgotten moment in history. He takes us back to when Ojukwu, far from home and power, stared down the barrel of a gun in exile. It’s a

General of the People's Army He was more than a soldier, he was a flame in the dark, a voice that thundered across history. General Ojukwu, the defiant soldier who carved Biafra from the heart of struggle, remains inscribed into the soul of Africa. This book is his story, a

Ibadan’s Grip on Power: A History of Governorship in Oyo State Ibadan, being the largest city and the state capital, naturally wields significant political influence due to its population and historical relevance. Since the return to democracy in 1999, most of Oyo State’s

This journey takes us deep into Itasa, where mining leaves its mark on the land, contaminates the waters, and disrupts health and biodiversity. These images capture the unfolding story, scenes from a burgeoning market that thrives on the edge of the mining sites. Here, the bustle

Oyo’s Hidden Gold Rush: Foreign Nationals, Ethnic Networks and the Struggle for Control Across the illegal mining zones of Oyo State, a shadow economy thrives, fueled by a web of ethnic groups and foreign nationalities. From Nigeriens to Burkinabes, Hausas to Fulanis, the trade

Africa Memorial Day 2025 25 May Organised by The Correct Connect Africa Foundation (CCAF) Theme: Historical Consciousness and Human Justice Note: Historical consciousness is the awareness that our present realities are shaped by the actions, injustices, and triumphs of the

Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart is a landmark in African literary identity. It tells the story of Okonkwo, a proud Igbo man, whose life unfolds against the backdrop of colonial intrusion. Through him, we witness the triumph of the African spirit, the tragic collision of

Imagine this moment, just you and me. Imagine a land with no footsteps, no voices, no homes. No houses rose, no trees stood. That was Ehigbanta before you were born. #VillageSquare

"Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran." — Donald Trump, President of the United States of America Note: Donald Trump’s statement carries significant geopolitical weight, especially amid Israel’s escalating bombing of Iran. His blunt call for evacuation suggests he

Israel Strikes Iran’s State TV in a Dangerous Escalation Israel has bombed one of the buildings of Iran’s state TV. Iran’s state broadcaster, IRIB, decried the strike as an attempt to "silence the voice of truth." But Israel’s message was clear. The country’s Defense Minister,

Hunt Like the Shadows, Unmask the Enemy Before They Strike In a world where terrorists hide in plain sight, recruiting, radicalizing and executing their attacks from the depths of the dark web, how do you find a ghost? The Kill List plunges you into the cutting-edge manhunt for

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Shadows of Conflict: Israel & Iran The world sits as two ancient lands, bound by history yet torn by ideology, stand locked in a duel of fire and shadow. Why are Israel and Iran arch-foes? The answer lies in the seismic shift of a revolution, one that rewrote alliances,