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In ancient Africa, the family was the bedrock of society, extending far beyond just parents and children. It was an expansive, interconnected network, often including extended relatives, ancestors, and even future generations. This deep lineage provided a strong sense of ...

Long before the Industrial Revolution and the famous steel mills of Europe, ancient African civilizations were mastering the art of steelmaking with astonishing skill and innovation. Around 2,000 years ago, communities in regions such as present-day Tanzania and Nigeria were ...

Whatever we do today becomes history tomorrow. I have worked with many former Presidents of Association of African Traditional Religion, Nigeria and Overseas AATREN Inc ÀJỌ ONÍṢÈṢE as Secretary-General but since he became President, he has been exceptional. His love ...

Award-winning Nigerian sculptor Dotun Popoola transforms scrap metal into striking symbols of Black beauty and environmental activism. His 12-foot sculpture “Irinkemi Asake” was unveiled at Alabama’s Freedom Monument Sculpture Park for Juneteenth. A tribute to resilience, his work demonstrates that ...