Estimated Reading Time: 4by Mercy Abang In South Africa, Julius Sello Malema became a member of the Africa National Congress Youth League, ANC, at a very young age. The outspoken and controversial Malema who joined the ANC at age 9, later emerged and served as the president of the youth[Read More…]
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Report: Southern Nigerian Pastor accused of sexually abusing kids who fled Boko Haram
Estimated Reading Time: 7 Reports by AFP reveals that in southern Nigeria, an evangelical pastor runs a sprawling camp billed as a refuge for thousands of children who fled the Boko Haram jihadist insurgency in the north. Solomon Folorunsho, known as Pastor Solomon, says he is on a self-proclaimed mission[Read More…]
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Akachukwu Nwosu: Poor People are not Photo Props
Estimated Reading Time: 7In July of 2015, while sitting in my humid, candle-lit bedroom in Lagos Nigeria, my older sister and I engaged in one of our many meaningful conversations. As the first person in our family to study in a prestigious American university, she occasionally returned home with compelling[Read More…]
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Miyetti Allah Apologise Over the Killings of Benue People
Estimated Reading Time: 4by Fatima Musa The Benue State Government said the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore on Saturday apologised to the state governor, Samuel Ortom, over the attacks and killings of people in the state by herdsmen. He issued the apology on behalf of the association at a peace meeting[Read More…]
