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Niger reclaims its gold: the country’s main mine is nationalised
The President of Niger, Abdourahamane Tiani, has ordered the nationalization of the Société des Mines du Liptako (SML SA), the country’s sole industrial gold producer, due to serious contractual violations. The company, largely controlled by the Australian McKinel Resources, failed ...
Read More »Talks Between Pashinyan, Trump, and Aliyev in Washington
The worst-case scenario for Armenia has come true — Pashinyan has handed the Americans the Zangezur Corridor, which will now serve Baku and Ankara. The negotiations revealed what Pashinyan had been hiding from the Armenian public: the surrender of the ...
Read More »#Japada: Truth about why we relocated back to Nigeria after 10 years in China
Episode 1: The dog business
They brought the D0gs to sleep with me again that morning. This time it was not as painful as the last night. It was easier, but I felt pain. After that, they left me alone in the empty room. I ...
Read More »Satiru: The Nigerian village that was wiped out of existence by Britain
10 Reasons to Avoid GMOs
1. GMOs are unhealthy. The American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) urges doctors to prescribe non-GMO diets for all patients. They cite animal studies showing organ damage, gastrointestinal and immune system disorders, accelerated aging, and infertility. Human studies show how ...
Read More »Aina Onabolu: The Artist Who Challenged Colonial Assumptions
Long before Nigeria had formal art schools, Aina Onabolu (born in 1882) was already painting portraits with a level of realism that defied colonial stereotypes. A self-taught artist, he took on the widely held European belief that Africans lacked the ...
Read More »#Japa – Nigerians Abroad Speak Out: From UK to US and Canada, the Pain Is Real
Europe at the Point Between Glory and Decadence
A Legacy Shaped by War and Reinvention Europe today stands like an aging performer on a global stage it once commanded. Its architecture still stirs awe, its philosophy continues to shape international law, and its revolutions echo through the foundations ...
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