It goes without saying that our nation, Nigeria is abundantly blessed, a land flowing with milk and honey. We are so blessed that if our natural resources were equally distributed, they can
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To mark World Refugee Day on June 20 and Refugee Week in the UK from June 17 to 23, Al Jazeera is profiling five refugees who are based in England. This is the story of Odachi*. London, England -
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Image Text: UNITY: Kickoff@3 tournament winners, Ballers FC, with supporters and Met Police commissioner Cressida Dick (Image: Trevor Raymond) IT WOULD be far from controversial
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A lot has happened in the last few days. It was nice to see the president return to Nigeria. President Muhammadu Buhari held himself with dignity and had not lost his wits while clearly depicting the
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SURVIVAL: Every successful black person had to be cunning to survive in a white world A WELL-traveled American friend of a friend came over the other day and wondered out loud why it
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AS THE nation prepares to mark Remembrance Day (Nov 11), Londoner Selena Carty is paying special homage to the wartime efforts of black soldiers and their families through her Black Poppy Rose
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Oh my Deinde – Even in death your innermost wishes are being thwarted by human frailties and manipulations – Sun re e You came, you saw and you conquered! You set the bar for corporate
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ONE BOOK that should be a must read for Christians this summer is From Top Mountain the autobiography from Bishop Joe Aldred, one of Britain’s most influential black church leaders. The
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Please where is the music police? Most of you watch E!’s "Fashion Police" and observe the way they address the fashion expressions and styles of the stars. Their examinations and interrogations
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El Chaco, Ecuador : Where the Andean foothills dip into the Amazon jungle, nearly 1,000 Chinese engineers and workers have been pouring concrete for a dam and a 24km underground tunnel. The $2.2
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