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quietly LOUD
city Lagos, Nigeria
In History and Culture
"Daughters Of Defiance" Margaret Ekpo
Margaret Ekpo is a woman that did not arrive in history as a rebel. She arrived as a woman paying attention. And once she understood what she was s...
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Quareeb Jagun
city Ilorin, Nigeria
In Literature, Writing and Blogging
The Story Behind "From Learner To Leader"
At some point in a young person's journey, self-directed learning evolves into a desire for collective growth. When curiosity turns into pressure. ...
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Divine Miracle Christian
city Awka, Nigeria
In Africa
The Road To Umuadike: Papa Ugo Sees What Others Ignore
Chapter 7Papa Ugo Sees What Others Ignore Weeks passed after the first conflict. The village settled into its new rhythm—roads being cleared, trade...
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Divine Miracle Christian
city Awka, Nigeria
In Africa
The Road To Umuadike: The Road That Was Marked.
Chapter 1 When the Road Was Marked The year was somewhere in the early 1900s, before many villages had seen bicycles more than twice, and before le...
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Divine Miracle Christian
city Awka, Nigeria
In Africa
The Road To Umuadike:What Remains(Finale)
Chapter 10What Remains Years passed in Umuadike, and the village that once clung to old rhythms of farming, storytelling, and ancestral customs had...
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Quareeb Jagun
city Ilorin, Nigeria
In Africa
Unilateral Africa Or United Africa: The Choice Will Decide Our Destiny.
I was born in Nigeria, the heart of Africa, where resilience and brilliance thrive. As a student, storyteller, youth advocate, and Pan-African drea...
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Divine Miracle Christian
city Awka, Nigeria
In Africa
The Road To Umuadike:The First Conflict
Chapter 6The First Conflict It was a morning thick with heat, the kind that made the earth crack and leaves droop. Under the big iroko tree, the el...
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Mel's lib
city Awka, Nigeria
In Literature, Writing and Blogging
The Old House; Chapter 1
*RELOCATION* Nenye! Nenye!The shouts of my elder sister, Ada, beckoned me to come and take my bath.Through the worn curtains, I heard babies crying...
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quietly LOUD
city Lagos, Nigeria
In Africa
"Daughters Of Defiance" Wangari Maathai
In the highlands of Kenya, a young girl grew up watching the land that sustained her people slowly disappear. Trees that once shaded villages were ...
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Divine Miracle Christian
city Awka, Nigeria
In Africa
The Road To Umuadike: Departure
Chapter 9Departure The morning air was heavy with anticipation and unease. News had spread through Umuadike that Chijioke would leave the village f...
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Divine Miracle Christian
city Awka, Nigeria
In Africa
The Road To Umuadike:The Market Expands.
Chapter 4 The Market Expands By the following dry season, the village market had begun to hum with a new energy. Traders who once passed by on rare...
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quietly LOUD
city Lagos, Nigeria
In Africa
"Daughters Of Defiance " Mekatilili Wa Menza
History often tells the story of empires through the voices of those who ruled. Yet hidden within those pages are the voices of those who resisted—...
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Goe Wy🤍
city Abuja, Nigeria
In Technology
What Is Ours To Take
AI is not erasing African digital work. It is exposing where Africa has unfair advantages.The next wave is local-language AI for health, farming, ...
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5 comments
Letters from Delight ⁠♡♡
city Abuja, Nigeria
In Africa
Do You Know Anarchy? I'Ll Tell You!
Anarchy was a black teenage girl, enslaved in Alabama. She became one of the most experimented-on in US history. She was cut open more than 30 time...
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quietly LOUD
city Lagos, Nigeria
In Africa
"Daughters Of Defiance" Asha Haji Elmi
There are moments in history when a nation stands at the edge of collapse—when institutions crumble, violence spreads, and hope feels distant. In s...
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Oluwatosin Leramo
city Akure, Nigeria
In Africa
The Day The River Changed Course
The Day the River Changed CourseThe true story of the Kosi River in Bihar, IndiaFor centuries, the Kosi River was both a lifeline and a looming thr...
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Divine Miracle Christian
city Awka, Nigeria
In Africa
The Road To Umuadike:The Teacher Returns
Chapter 3 The Teacher Returns The first rains came early that year.The earth softened, roofs drummed at night, and the new road markings began to f...
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Divine Miracle Christian
city Awka, Nigeria
In Africa
The Road To Umuadike: The Bicycle
Chapter 2  The Bicycle 🚲Three weeks after the strangers marked the earth for the new road, another sight disturbed Umuadike.It happened in the afte...
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Divine Miracle Christian
city Awka, Nigeria
In Africa
The Road To Umuadike: The Harvest Without Unity
This next part is Dedicated to Mr Everistus Stewart, A man who amongst others made a significant difference in my life. He died a year ago Today an...
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quietly LOUD
city Lagos, Nigeria
In History and Culture
"Daughters Of Defiance" Yaa Asantewaa
When the men of the Ashanti kingdom faltered in the face of British pressure, it was a woman who stood and asked the question that would echo far b...
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5 comments
Zeus
city Abuja, Nigeria
In Africa
Sachet Economy
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quietly LOUD
city Lagos, Nigeria
In History and Culture
"Daughters Of Defiance" Funmilayo Ransome Kuti
There are women who arrive loudly, announced by history before they even begin. And then there are women who begin in quiet, watching, listening, u...
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3 upvotes
4 comments
Maq
city Abuja, Nigeria
In The Economy
Dear 2026, You Had Everything
‎I've heard that you should never send a letter to the past. Too messy, they say. Too many paradoxes. What are you even supposed to say to people w...
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