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Lokoja: Navigating the Territory of White Lion in Total Darkness - Vimarsana News

Lokoja: Navigating the Territory of White Lion in Total Darkness

By Abel Ogwu Augustine In the heart of Nigeria lies Lokoja, a city steeped in history and a confluence of cultures. Named after its founder, the British explorer William Balfour Baikie, Lokoja stands at the crossroads of the Benue and Niger Rivers, embodying the essence of Nigeria's geographical diversity. Yet, amidst its rich heritage and…

Nigerians call out government failures as Catholic nonprofits aid flood victims - Vimarsana News

Nigerians call out government failures as Catholic nonprofits aid flood victims

<p>One early morning in September, a flood surge gushed into Endurance Kiki's home in Kpakiama in southern Nigeria. More than a foot of filthy water bubbled into her apartment, forcing her, her husband and five children to relocate to a temporary site for shelter.</p>

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The Oil Palm War in Nigeria

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Someplace old, someone new with Pritzker Prize winner Francis K&#xE9;r&#xE9; - Vimarsana News

Someplace old, someone new with Pritzker Prize winner Francis K&#xE9;r&#xE9;

Ibai Rigby discusses buildings in Africa by Pritzker Prize architect Francis Kéré constructed using earthen materials.

Building in Africa with Pritzker Prize winner Francis K&#xE9;r&#xE9; - Vimarsana News

Building in Africa with Pritzker Prize winner Francis K&#xE9;r&#xE9;

Ibai Rigby discusses buildings in Africa by Pritzker Prize architect Francis Kéré constructed using earthen materials.