The Legend of “Hannibal”: How a civilian built the most feared reputation of the Biafran War

To the rank-and-file Biafran soldiers and civilians, he was "Hannibal" a fearless, bulletproof folk hero who rushed toward the frontlines when trained officers hesitated. To the regular Biafran High Command men who had formal military training in the Nigerian Army before the 1967 secession he was a loose cannon, a publicity hound, and an absolute nightmare of a disciplinarian.

The Life and Death of Major Chukwuma Nzeogwu: Architect of the 1966 Coup Rewritten by Lawson Akhigbe

Nzeogwu's radical approach and controversial actions during the coup have left an indelible mark on Nigeria's history, sparking debates about leadership and loyalty.

Why Nnamdi Kanu has not been re-arrested – IGP by Unini Chioma

Editorial While not happy at the fact of the non arrest of a suspect who is blatantly breaching bail conditions, it is right that those in authority are considering the matter and situation. And most importantly, the Police explaining why action has not been taken. This is a departure from past practices where the government …

Never forget the legacy of the Asaba massacre (video link)

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