Edward Wilmot Blyden [pictured 1851 by Anson, Rufus] (3 August 1832 – 7 February 1912) was a writer and politician who described both his parents as being of complete Igbo ancestry As the father of pan-Africanism, he was an educator, writer, diplomat, and politician after settling in Liberia and afterwards Sierra Leone. Born in the Virgin Islands in the West Indies, he joined the free black immigrants from the United States who migrated to the region. He taught for five years

“Great Palaver between Aro Chiefs and Sir R. Moore.” — European take on the aftermath of the British invasion of Arochukwu "[…] Gin bottles, cooking pots, human and animal skulls, lay about in disorder, a silent witness to the past orgies. A sacrifice of some sort was always in progress here, and when the place was first visited, it was being carried out by starving a white goat to death near the entrance to the place. A watch-house was situated in the bush a hundred yards ba

KBS comics universe is a shared reality for various characters ranging from everyday people to the less mundane, a super natural and a magical universe to unknown entities in realities many tale bearers forgot.Sound exciting yet? Needless to also point out the educational experience it portends. This is the home of characters like The JujuMan, Herdsman, Sharadum, SkyRanger, Ijele, The Menders, the Krittans, Yellow Death, Dim Man and many more unfolding. Many will ask where ha

The belief in a supernatural force is as ancient as creation . It is an act that summons creation itself and such that the believer unleashes faith on his spiritual attributes. Man is a spirit and that is a force to be reckoned with if approximately deduced to the barest components of his being. The mysteries of the supernatural is detailed in the JUJUMAN concept and its physical connection that serves as conduit to the universality of man on a day by day, is exploited and e