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Ade added story in Storytelling
2026-02-03 14:29:48

Between Two Love,I Lost Myself

I never imagined that my life would become a story told in whispers, the kind people shake their heads over and say, *“If only she had been patient.”* But this is my truth, told by me, because I must live with it every day. I was married to a good man. A very good man. My husband loved me in ways I didn’t even know I deserved. He pampered me, cared for me, and gave me...

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Akanni added story in Autobiographies
2025-11-26 08:07:13

Dickson Iroegbu: Nigeria Is Bleeding, Leaders Have Lost Their Humanity

PDP member and Peter Obi supporter, Dickson Iroegbu, has accused President Bola Tinubu of “waking up very late” to Nigeria’s spiralling insecurity, saying the government has been distracted by political manoeuvring for 2027 instead of protecting citizens. Iroegbu, a public affairs analyst and member of the Peoples Democratic Party, spoke on Arise News on Friday during...

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Usman added story in Autobiographies
2025-09-23 02:53:38

Fubara Should Seek Legal Redress Over Lost Six Months – Kenneth Okonkwo

Kenneth Okonkwo, lawyer and chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has argued that Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara should approach the courts to reclaim the six months he lost in office during the state of emergency declared by President Bola Tinubu. Okonkwo warned that unless legal redress is sought, Fubara’s four-year tenure would end prematurely on May 29, 2027,...

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Akanni added story in African History
2026-03-05 10:19:02

Great Zimbabwe Ruins The Lost African Kingdom of Stone and Power

Great Zimbabwe Ruins Long before modern cities rose across southern Africa, before colonial maps redrew the continent, and long before the world understood the depth of Africa’s ancient civilizations, a magnificent stone city stood proudly in the southeastern region of present day Zimbabwe. This city was not built by foreign kings or mysterious outsiders. It was built by African...

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Akanni added story in African History
2026-03-07 08:46:06

Stone Giants of the Ancient Kingdom: The Story of the Aksum Stelae and the Glory of Ethiopia’s Lost Empire

Stone Giants of the Ancient Kingdom In the northern highlands of Ethiopia, in a quiet town known today as Aksum, massive stone giants rise from the earth like silent witnesses to a forgotten age. These towering monuments, carved from single pieces of granite, have stood for centuries. Some stretch as high as modern buildings, decorated with intricate designs that resemble doors and...

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DEBY added story in Storytelling
2026-01-22 13:30:24

The Daughter He Rejected: How Baba Ruka Lost His Family and Met His Regret

In a quiet neighborhood in Ibadan, there lived a man known as Baba Ruka. He was stubborn, proud, and deeply rooted in old beliefs. Baba Ruka had one desire that ruled his heart above all else—he wanted a son. But life had other plans. His wife, a gentle and hardworking woman, gave birth to children one after another, and all of them were girls. Instead of joy, Baba Ruka felt...

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Adimeru added story in African History
2026-03-14 09:41:07

The Lost African Knowledge of Herbal Medicine

Herbal Medicine The Wisdom That Lived in the Forest Long before hospitals, pharmacies, and modern laboratories appeared across the African continent, healing lived quietly in the forests, rivers, and fields. It lived in the leaves of ancient trees, in the bark of plants that had stood for centuries, and in the roots hidden beneath the earth. But more importantly, it lived in the minds...

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Akanni added story in African History
2026-03-05 12:52:42

The Lost Empire of the Swahili Coast: The Rise and Glory of Kilwa Kisiwani

Kilwa Kisiwani Along the warm blue waters of the Indian Ocean, where waves gently touch the eastern shores of Africa, there once stood a chain of powerful and beautiful cities known as the Swahili stone towns. Among them, one city rose above the rest in wealth, influence, and legend. That city was Kilwa Kisiwani. Today Kilwa Kisiwani is a quiet island off the southern coast of...

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Demmy added story in Current Affairs / News
2025-06-11 16:32:45

Tragedy Off Djibouti’s Coast: Migrant Lives Lost in Ruthless Smuggling Incident

A heartbreaking incident unfolded off the coast of Djibouti on June 5, where eight migrants drowned and 22 remain missing after being forced to jump into the sea by smugglers. Around 120 survivors were rescued and taken to a response center for urgent care. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) condemned the smugglers’ brutal tactics, calling the incident a stark reminder of...

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