So the hope and change promised by Buhari, that Nigerians reveled around now centers on “social justice.” According to his announcement of supporting social justice for all Nigerians in the Vangaurd: (quote) “He said his administration would continue to promote… Read More ›
When I first started researching and writing on events unfolding in the Middle East, God gave me a vision of a black bear that started in the Middle East. I was shown a map with this bear that grew… Read More ›
With Nigerian news media reporting on election results in some places in Nigeria, and others protesting irregularities. I have to reflect again, what lies ahead for Nigerians, darkness or light? I have poured over numerous reports, listened to talk… Read More ›
Kano (Nigeria) (AFP) – A girl thought to be as young as seven-years-old on Sunday killed herself and five others in a suicide bombing in northeast Nigeria as President Goodluck Jonathan conceded his government had underrated the capacity of… Read More ›
Like a cancer spreading over North Africa, conflicts with Boko Haram and ISIS in Nigeria, Niger, and Libya have reached a new level. Neighboring countries, Chad and Cameroon have entered into the battle against Boko Haram with fierce fighting taking place in… Read More ›
Why should the West concern itself with the elections in Nigeria you ask. You think the mudslinging during our campaigns are bad, what is happening in Nigeria is frightening, not only to the people there, but to the world. Or… Read More ›
We’ve watched Goodluck Jonathon’s governance from a distance. We’ve reported in the past about the pressure from the west for Jonathon to instill more Muslims into his cabinet. There was even for a short time pressure for him to negotiate… Read More ›
(Voice of the Persecuted)We’ve reported on the stench of death and destruction befalling Nigeria for a some time. Tirelessly working to bring the latest news from the front lines, verifying each report given. The latest report is nothing new, but still… Read More ›
