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  Zazzau Emirate is famous for its legendary Queen Amina, the city wall and gates, the inselbergs of Turunku, the Kufena and Madarkaci Hills, and Rimaye (silk cotton) trees. It has seen 19 emirs who have immeasurably contributed to making the emirate one of the most productive in the Sokoto Caliphate, possibly second only to…

These are the tales of military warlords who reshaped history with ambition and unmatched strategy. Their legacies still resonate today.

In Nigeria, the issues of kidnapping have become recurrent incident making headlines of the country's dailies. Although, kidnap for ransom came to be more confirmed in the country by early 2000s in the oil rich Niger Delta region by various communities protesting for what they described as marginalization and environmental injustice caused on them as a result of the oil exploration activities by the international companies in the area.

With a vibrant tapestry of arts and culture, Nigeria has a long history of women who have left indelible marks on the canvas of creativity. In this feature, we delve into the captivating stories of five exceptional Nigerian women, who, throughout history, have played a major role in shaping the country’s cultural landscape. From fierce […]

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Henry Akubuiro is a journalist and creative writer, whose play, Yamtarawala, the Warrior King, has been longlisted for the Nigeria Prize for Literature sponsored by the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas. A novelist, playwright, short story writer, poet and biographer, he is the author of prose narratives –Prodigals in Paradise, Vershima and the Missing Cow, Adventures […]

On 23rd of August each year, the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition is recognised and celebrated. | Pulse Nigeria

A small group of walkers that will undoubtedly grow into large crowds by the end of the week -- the Windsor International Diaspora African Festival, or WIDAFEST, is now underway.

Windsor’s inaugural International Diaspora African Fest will also raise money for a cultural hub for the local African-Canadian community.