Early Life and Education: Tunde Ednut, born Tunde Olaoluwa Adekunle on January 20th, 1986, in Lagos State, Nigeria, grew up in a family deeply rooted in tradition. His father was an academic, and his mother managed the home. Tunde attended primary and secondary schools in Lagos before pursuing higher education in Graphic Arts at the … Read more
In a world where intelligence and academic prowess are often celebrated, few families have achieved the level of recognition and success as the Imafidons. Hailing originally from Nigeria and now residing in Britain, the Imafidon family has earned the prestigious title of the smartest family in the United Kingdom, a distinction officially recognized by the … Read more
Early Life and Unexpected Wealth: Sarah Rector was born on March 3, 1902, in Indian Territory, now part of present-day Oklahoma. Her parents, Joseph and Rose Rector, were African American members of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, a result of the unique racial and cultural blending that occurred in this region. The Rectors, like many African … Read more
In the vast landscape of human perseverance and courage, few stories resonate as profoundly as that of Terry Fox. His name, synonymous with bravery and determination, echoes through time as an emblem of hope and resilience. Terry Fox’s journey, marked by his battle against cancer and his extraordinary Marathon of Hope, continues to inspire millions … Read more
The extraordinary journey of Tommy and Maryanne Pilling, the first couple with Down syndrome to marry in Britain, continues to inspire as they celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary in 1995. Their story, filled with love and resilience, stands as a powerful example of triumph over societal expectations and adversity. Down syndrome, a genetic condition characterized … Read more
Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, concluded their three-day visit to Nigeria on Sunday, leveraging their influence to shine a spotlight on causes close to their hearts. During their stay, Prince Harry engaged in a spirited game of sitting volleyball alongside disabled athletes, many of whom were Nigerian army veterans. The … Read more
Tunde Onakoya, a Nigerian chess master, coach, and the founder of Chess in Slums Africa, has been at the forefront of empowering children in underserved communities across Lagos state. His initiative has brought hope and opportunities to youngsters in areas like Majidun (Ikorodu), Makoko, and more recently, Oshodi. Having discovered chess in a barber’s shop … Read more
Few events capture the attention of enthusiasts and investors quite like Bitcoin halving. This periodic phenomenon, built into the very fabric of the world’s first cryptocurrency, holds the promise of altering its supply dynamics and impacting its price trajectory. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the intricacies of Bitcoin halving, exploring its significance, history, … Read more
In today’s interconnected world, education knows no boundaries. African students aspiring for higher education abroad often face financial constraints. However, numerous scholarships are available, empowering them to pursue their dreams. Beyond financial aid, navigating visa processes can be daunting. Fortunately, many scholarship programs offer visa assistance, simplifying the journey for African students. Here’s a comprehensive … Read more
EVE POWERED down the house. It was eight p.m in the terraced home of Greg. He’d already retired to bed, but wasn’t asleep yet. Just laying there, hands clasped looking up at the ceiling, waiting for his consciousness to float away. “Shall I incline the bed by forty-five degrees for you, sir?” the feminine voice … Read more