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In 1898, the British tried to tax every African home in Sierra Leone. One man refused. They tried to arrest him. He answered with war. This is the story of Bai Bureh.

He was wealthy. He was influential. He was fearless. And he was murdered in his own home. This case was never solved.

The murder of George Yemi Iwilade: Afrika of OAU

The danger of being accused of being a witch

She didn’t raise an army. She didn’t carry a weapon. She walked straight into danger so her people could live. This is the story of Moremi.

In 1978, a 15 year old girl was left for dead after one of the most brutal attacks imaginable. She survived.

On a Sunday evening in 2002, a small fire turned into hours of explosions. Panic followed. Hundreds ran in the dark. Many never made it home. This is what really happened in Ikeja.

They sold their land. They gave away everything. They believed the world would end. It didn’t. This is the true story of the Kanungu cult in Uganda and how a failed prophecy turn…

Before the year ends, I just wanted to say thank you. See you in 2026 🤍

Let’s talk about zombies

“I sentence you to one hundred death sentences.” That was said in a real courtroom. This is the case of Javed Iqbal.

Congo wasn’t poor. It was rich. And when Patrice Lumumba said that wealth belonged to Congolese people, powerful countries decided he couldn’t live. This is what really happened.

Three real cases. Three different countries. The same place where everything went wrong.

She was called the Empress of Los Ántrax. But was she really a cartel boss, or a woman swallowed by rumours? This story is not as simple as the internet made it seem.

People hear words like murderer, serial killer, spree killer, mass killing and think they all mean the same thing. They don’t. This video breaks down what each one actually means,…

This is about understanding what happened in Jos… and why it keeps happening. If we forget, we repeat.

There’s rich… then there is Mansa Musa rich. An African emperor whose wealth, faith, and decisions put Mali on the world map.

He robbed people wearing expensive lace. That alone shook Nigeria. This is the true story of Baba Oni Lace.

A short flight. Bad weather. A final approach with no room for error. 108 lives lost. Mostly children. This is Sosoliso Flight 1145.

Sugar syrup is usually for desserts. NOT THIS TIME!
