The horror of the Boko Haram kidnappings is still very fresh despite the incident occurring almost 3 years ago. In case you don’t remember or need a refresher on just how dangerous and sinister Boko Haram is, on April 14, 2014, 276 schoolgirls were kidnapped from a boarding school in the town of Chibok in […]
Dyer first broke onto the scene in 1976 with his wildly successful book, Your Erroneous Zone, and is leaving behind millions of fans.
General Tukur Buratai was in Maidguri, Borno, to inspect troops' resources and capabilities in defeating the infamous terrorist group.
Also in today's news roundup, American Airlines is accused of racial discrimination and Nigeria's president asks the US for more military aid against the Boko Haram.
Also in today's round-up, the Boko Haram killed over 200 in the last week and a San Francisco shooting incident reignites the immigration debate.
Also, Columbia University's in for a surprise at this year's graduation ceremony and homicide rates are up in Baltimore.
The girls' intense and long period of social isolation will require special practices to aid their integration back into the public.
Is there finally good news coming out of Nigeria? It’s being reported that Nigerian troops rescued 200 girls and 93 women Tuesday in the Sambisa…
UNICEF claims in a new report that Boko Haram has ruined far more lives than the we knew about, and it’s hoping social media activism…
Nigeria welcomed its new president yesterday, the military leader and northern Muslim, Muhammadu Buhari.
Although social media has significantly quieted down on this issue in recent months, #bringbackourgirls is still an extremely urgent topic that warrants our unwavering attention.
Over the weekend, the terrorist group Boko Haram declared their sudden allegiance to that other terrorist clan ISIS. Boko Haram shared an audio message on their Twitter…
