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More than 15 million Nigerians chose Muhammadu Buhari as their president in 2019, close to the number that elected him in 2015, indicating that four years in office did not diminish his appeal. His power base still remained the poor of northern Nigeria, known as the talakawa in the Hausa language. In 2015, he campaigned as a born-again democrat, vowing to root out corruption, revive the economy and defeat the Islamist Boko Haram insurgency. An electorate worried about corruption, insecurity and the economy took him at his word, making him the first Nigerian opposition candidate to defeat an i...

February 11, 2021 What with the impending destruction of western civilization, it’s high time to start talking about the Lovecraftian Horrors that we find particularly photogenic! Abhoth, Source of Uncleanliness If this incomprehensible mass of miscreation and abomination doesn’t make you bleed out of every orifice you have, nothing will! Abhoth is often considered as the father of all things unholy, and has brought about the unsightly creation of all manner of walking abortions. It is said that no two spawns of Abhoth are exactly alike, with the exception that every single one of t...

Greg Price is a man on a mission. Also known as Layabout, the vocalist and bass guitarist from South London is making music for a new generation. With co songwriter Pharaoh Black and vocalist Robyn a new genre is being created in a place steeped in the history of some of the most famous Pirates. Punk Reggae is a genre that takes the legacy of Jamaica’s rich history of trade and anarchy and unleashes it in musical form. Not trying to be anything old but with respect of the past, not trying to be something other than a new music for an ever changing world but forged in the culture of Jamaica ...

Heroes of COVID-19: Cameroonian-American Emmanuel Kulu Jnr on Kemet By Oral Ofori 1 The mission of TheAfricanDream.net to tell the stories of Africa and Africans from an African perspective led to the initiation of the ‘Heroes of COVID-19’ writing series in April 2020. The series celebrates individuals and organizations in defiance of the Coronavirus Pandemic carrying out their functions to fight the deadly virus, like Mr. Emmanuel Kulu Jnr. who is our January 2021 COVID-19 hero. Mr. Emmanuel Kulu Jnr., an African Historian and Author of Cameroon’s Zulu/Bantu Tribe is also a career soc...