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HISTORY: The story of Ladi Kwali, the woman on the 20 naira note

The story of Ladi Kwali (1925 -1984), the woman on the Nigerian twenty naira note (N20). Ladi Kwali was a Nigerian potter who was fond of welcoming several people from around the world to sit and learn from her pottery making. She was born in the village of

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History and Culture of Lokoja

History has it that the former states of Kwara and Benue were divided to become Kogi State.

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TODAY IN HISTORY: 2,000 Jews Murdered - Nigerian Army Recaptures Boko Haram's HQ

The collision of two Boeing 747s at Los Rodeos Airport which is now known as Tenerife North Airport on March 27, 1977, stands as the deadliest in aviation history.

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History of Kaduna State

In this piece, Torizone explores the history of Kaduna State, its territory, people, culture, and political structure.

TODAY IN HISTORY: Ugandan Dictator, Idi Amin Overthrown

Ugandans and by extension, Africans heaved a sigh of relief on April 11, 1979, when the Ugandan brutal dictator, Idi Amin, was overthrown. Amin had a quick rise to power. Notably, in 1966, Amin became chief of the Ugandan army and air force. He seized control

TODAY IN HISTORY: Nigeria, Cameroon Swap 211 Prisoners - Maker Of First Mobile Phone Call Revealed

In this impassioned address, King reflected on his place in history, the ongoing struggle for civil rights, and his vision for a better future.

History of Plateau State

History has it that the colonial manipulators were motivated by a desire to safeguard the building of the railway and ensure the secure delivery of mined tin to the coast.

TODAY IN HISTORY: Founder Of 'Nigeria Women's Party' Dies + George Bush Announces Iraq Invasion

Feminist and founder of 'Nigeria Women's Party', Oyinkansola Abayomi dies in Lagos On this date, 19th of March in 1990, Nigerian nationalist and feminist, Iyaloye Oyinkansola Abayomi who was born on 6th of March in 1897 died in Lagos, Nigeria. Oyinkansola

TODAY IN HISTORY: US Declared War On Spain Over Cuba

On April 25, 1898, the United States declared war on Spain leading to a major battle between the two strong countries. However, the US added the Teller Amendment where it pledged not to establish dominion over Cuba. Two days later, Commodore George Dewey left