Throwback Photo of President Ebele Jonathan Serving his Father Land

A young photo of Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, the former president of Nigeria. In this old photo from 1981, the president is seen attending Ebekun Secondary Commercial Grammar School in Iresi, Osun State, as a member of the youth corp. The president was a farmer’s son who also happened to be a boat manufacturer. Yes, he goes by Goodluck. This proves that everything is possible for us to accomplish if we set our minds to it.

A Picture of General Overseer of Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor W.F. Kumuyi in his Youth

In Erin-Ijesa, Osun State, in the western region of Nigeria, Kumuyi was born into a Christian family. He finished his secondary schooling in 1961 at Mayflower School in Ikenne, Ogun State. He then went on to the University of Ibadan, where he earned a first-class honors degree in mathematics in 1967 and was named the school’s top graduate that year. The University of Lagos offered him a post-graduate course in education after that.

Brief Biography of Africa’s Richest Man, Aliko Dangote

In 1957, Dangote was born in Kano, then a part of British Nigeria, into a prosperous Hausa Muslim family. The businessman Sanusi Dantata’s daughter, Mariya Sanusi Dantata, was his mother. Mohammed Dangote, his father, was Dantata’s business partner. He is the great-grandson of Alhassan Dantata,  who at the time of his death in 1955 was the richest person in West Africa, through his mother. Sani, the brother of Dangote, was a businessman as well. Dangote attended the Sheikh Ali Kumasi Madrasa for his early education before attending Capital High School in Kano. He received his diploma from Birnin Kudu’s Government College in 1978. Al-Azhar University in aCairo, Egypt, awarded him a bachelor’s degree in business studies and administration.

Ever Thought of the Creative Process of the Egungun Costume? Here’s the Detail

The Egungun costume’s body, which is made up of layer after layer of adorned material, honors the family’s wealth and prestige while paying tribute to their ancestors. In order to appease or curry favor with the ancestor spirit, owners of Egungun or members of the lineage frequently added new panels of cloth over previous ones throughout time. A range of fabric appliquéd panels, perhaps applied over several years, are visible in the costume’s creation in the exemplar for purchase consideration.   During an Egungun performance, the dancer’s movements create flowing patterns from the individual strips of cloth, highlighting the striking variety in textures, colors, and designs. The clever construction of the outfit ensures that the cloth panels splay out in all directions during intensive dancing or spinning movements, never revealing the dancer’s body beneath.

Makoko Fish Market in Lagos 1961

An old photo from 1961, a woman is shown holding a pipe and waiting for people to buy her fish at Makoko village in Lagos Lagoon, Nigeria. One of the greatest and oldest fish and seafood markets in Ebute Meta Lagos, is Makoko Fish Market in Lagos, Nigeria. It is a living example of the abundant aquatic beauty and wealth of Lagos. The market has been around for more than 160 years and is still in operation. The market, which is home to the wealthiest aquatic animals and a seafood lover’s heaven, opens as early as 5 a.m. The market offers a wide variety of seafood, including crabs, lobster, prawns, shrimp, squid, crayfish, and cuttlefish, among many more species.

Learn More on the Significance of the Coral Beads in the Bini Culture

A genuine Benin Chief can be identified by his stiff, circular Ikele necklace of beads (signifying royalty) The agate or coral beads are strung together with copper wire to create the circular form. The ikele is only worn once any deserving person has been granted permission by the Oba of Benin to do so. These coral beads stand for hierarchy, domination, and power. Coral beads are formed from the carbonate secretions that make up the structure that the coral “polyps” live on, not the actual living organism. The collected coral is polished and cut into cabochons, which are further carved into beads. After being harvested, the coral is polished and cut into cabochons, which are then carved into beads.

Facts About the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos

Sun International is the owner of the Federal Palace Hotel. Sun International was founded in 1969 when South African Breweries and Sol Kerzner joined forces to form the Southern Sun Hotel Company. The company is well recognized for its Sun City Resort in the Northwest Province, Rustenburg. Nigeria signed its independence declaration in the main boardroom of the newly built Federal Palace Hotel, following its separation from Britain in 1960. One of the primary highlights of the hotel’s casino is currently this boardroom. The hotel’s Independence Hall, which also held the 1977 Festival of Africa and the summit of the African Union’s (formerly Organization of African Unity) heads of state, served as the venue for Nigeria’s official Independence celebration. Nigeria’s official independence celebration was held in the hotel’s Independence Hall, which also played home to the Festival of Africa and the summit of the African Union’s (formerly Organization of Africa Unity) heads of state in 1977.

The Ever-Beautiful City of Ancient Kano

The history of Nigeria isn’t total without specifying the history of Memorable Kano city. Kano was the location of a number of earlier kingdoms and domains, counting the Kingdom of Kano, which was centered in Dalla Slope and existed from earlier to 1000 Advertisement to 1349. In 1349, the Sultanate of Kano was set up…

Meet Nigeria’s First Ever National Football Team

The first Nigerian national football group, at that point known as UK Tourists, and Red Devils without football boots in 1949. The “UK Tourists” were Nigeria’s early national football group. Moreover, nicknamed the “Red Devils” due to their red shirts, the group was the primary play matches overseas when they visited Britain, playing different clubs in 1949.