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Tripoli, Libya: An ancient city...

Tripoli, Libya: An ancient city shaped by...

Angkor Wat: Where ancient monuments...

Angkor Wat: Where ancient monuments tell the...

Tripoli, Libya: An ancient city shaped by religion, power, and enduring civilisation, by Falmata Ma’aji Muhammad

Tripoli, Libya: An ancient city shaped by religion, power, and enduring civilisation, by Falmata Ma'aji Muhammad Story by Falmata Ma'aji MUHAMMAD (Student at Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt) Tripoli is an ancient city with an echo of culture. It carries stories that live across its long-lasting history. With many places of heritage, it bears the footprints of colonisation, Islamic architecture, and centuries of civilisation. Location and Population Tripoli, the capital and largest city of Libya, lies on the Mediterranean coast in the country’s northwest. With a population of about 1.2 million people, it serves...
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Columns

Organized Religion: Faith...

Organized Religion: Faith or Fetters?, by Osmund Agbo For as long as I can remember, I have grappled with the paradox that lies at the...
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Opinion

Beyond religion why...

Beyond religion why Nigeria should support Palestinian resistance, by Haroon Abdullahi Nigeria's support for the Palestinian resistance can be based on several factors that...
Jane AISO -
Opinion

Combat Cyber-Bullying, celebrate,...

All over the world, just as players crave to represent their country, the representation in itself comes with a lot of sacrifices. It is a two-way thing. The modern-day trend of denigrating people on social media can have a long-lasting negative psychological effect on players. They may appear physically strong on the outside, but internally many of them are emotionally weak.
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NEPTUNE FEATURE

Celebrity Converts: 10...

These actresses' journeys reflect the profound impact love can have on one's religious identity. From public controversies to personal fulfillment, their conversations highlight the diverse paths individuals take for the sake of love and matrimony.
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Education

Inclusion of homosexuality...

"We are appalled by the content in some Mathematics, English, and Social Science textbooks used in many Nigerian secondary schools today.
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Sunday Column

Fallacies of religion,...

Fallacies of religion, No-man’s-land, and why Nigeria is unbreakable (2), by Hassan Gimba The Arbiter “We can forgive a child who is afraid of the dark;...
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2023 election

Fallacies of religion,...

Fallacies of religion, No-man's-land, and why Nigeria is unbreakable (1), by Hassan Gimba One of the factors that determined the just concluded elections in Nigeria...
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Local

Sheikh Amb. Muhajjadina...

Sheikh Amb. Muhajjadina pays courtesy visit to Neptune Prime Eminent Islamic cleric and traditional astrologist, Sharif Muhajirun, on Monday paid a courtesy visit to the...
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Columns

The Enemy As...

The Enemy As A Friend: Nigeria’s steady march to Yugoslavia, by Osmund Agbo Few years ago, Otpor, Serbia’s non-violent pro-democracy youth movement known for organising non-violent...
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