Here’s the moment General Yakubu Gowon returned to Nigeria from ex!le on December 5, 1983 after he was pardoned by Shehu Shagari. The background: On July...
Gloria Okon’s story remains one of Nigeria’s most debated and mysterious criminal cases, intertwining issues of corruption, media intrigue, and conspiracy. In 1985, she was...
The image depicts the late Nigerian lawyer and human rights activist, Barnabas Igwe, and his wife, Amaka Igwe, both of whom were brutally murdered in...
Chief Festus Olawoyin Awosika was a distinguished Nigerian statesman, nationalist, and public administrator whose career was marked by integrity, vision, and an unrelenting commitment to...
Event Summary: On December 24, 1960, Princess (Omoba) Tanimowo Oluremi Okupe, aged 28, daughter of His Highness, the Alaperu of Iperu, Oba Samuel Adedoyin Okupe...
King Alfred Diete-Spiff is one of the luckiest Nigerians in history. He joined the Nigerian military at 22 in 1964 and became governor just two...
Full Name: Chief Elechi Amadi Birth and Early Life: Born on May 12, 1934, in Aluu, near Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. He was of...
The image depicts the Lagos Lodge No. 1171, the first Masonic lodge established in Nigeria under the English Constitution. Founded in the late 19th century, the...
James Pinson Labulo Davies was one of 19th-century Nigeria’s most remarkable figures—a man whose life bridged naval service, business innovation, and philanthropy. Born on August...
Mazi Eze Kanu Oji (c. 1900–1987) was the 7th Eze Aro of Arochukwu and Nigeria’s longest-reigning monarch, ruling from 1914 to 1987, a span of...
