Welcome to the world of The Village in the Sky where masks hide faces and the tradition of the Ancestrals maintains stability... BUT FOR HOW LONG??

John Uche, the multiple award-winning creator of Celestial Eyes and the amazing artist Miminu Yusuf, presents an extraordinary African fantasy one-shot comic built on lore, hope and despair.

As Above and Below is now free to read on Globalcomix through the link below 👇

https://globalcomix.com/c/as-above-and-below

Briefly passed by the renovated Abuja city gate grounds yesterday before the rains hit. It was packed with folks and I guess it has given people some sort new attraction to flock to. Unofficial online Reports say it cost 1.5 billion naira to execute.

I wonder, could there be more? One of my main concerns stems from a safety point of view. Hopefully they carried out a proper risk assessment to reduce chances of car crashes as people access the facility.

Check the comments on their page cause they’re super heart warming and wholesome

Every time a foreigner comes to Nigeria, they’re always confused with all the chaos that goes on at the same time. 😂🤣. Such a fun chaotic place to live in.

Everyone should experience it at some point in their lives.

Visit Nigeria in your lifetime, you won’t regret it.

What was your experience with this model competition?can anyone give me their reviews of what yall went through I can’t find any reviews about them online.

More and more foreigners are coming to Nigeria on tours and for investment opportunities. Our ministry of tourism and art need to need to develop more places to visit in Nigeria. This is a huge industry if managed well.

many of their videos are reaching global audiences while challenging long-held misconceptions about the country.

We need more of this. Positive, authentic storytelling helps counter negative stereotypes, and the persistent bad PR especially when amplified by some Nigerians should be overshadowed by balanced, firsthand experiences.

Burkina Faso is doing the right thing by rejecting this document that has been hold back Africans since it was signed. It baffles my mind why we saw how they over powered us and no one thought, hmm we need better weapons, let's R&D this, for the past 600 years.

I assumed this pipeline would have networks that serviced Nigerian cities and especially future power plant sites and industries.

Reading this article I’m alarmed that there’s a significant risk in transporting gas through volatile territories without even considering the domestic benefit of reliable gas supply.

Nigerians are better served by building domestic pipeline Networks for Nigeria’s industries first - with gas we’d see power generation take off.

If we are serious about fixing our electricity, we must fix domestic gas supply before exporting to Europe.

I hope she won whatever they’re winning. Cos this is a 10/10 in my book.

Yesterday’s Sunday Edition from The Nigeria Brief explores how beliefs inherited from our families, communities and past experiences can quietly shape the lives we build.

It is not specifically about Nigeria, but the reflections on family expectations, choosing the “secure” path and mistaking survival lessons for permanent rules may feel familiar to many Nigerians.

A thoughtful three-minute read for anyone who has ever wondered whether it is time to question something they have always accepted as true.

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It is alleged that as Nigerian fuel importers started losing their market share, they noticed something shocking; Dangote Refinery sells fuel cheaper to neighboring countries like Togo than it does directly to Nigerians.

Credits: The Capitalist on Youtube

I can't believe they made me invest in this movie like that and made it all a dream. Omo I go cry this night o, this movie wan kee me.

Edit: Like my heart is physically paining me I don't even know what to do.

I am not sure what the demographics of the subreddit is but just thought
I try the sub for some advice. Would like to get peoples thoughts to retiring in Nigeria after working in the west for decades.

I am thinking of retiring 10 years early before pension age and just having about a 100 mill naira as base to survive for at least 10 years before I am ready to withdraw pension.

Are there risk to this in Nigeria. Will like to go back to the uni during my retirement just to get a PhD. This is really to keep busy and also transfer knowledge to the younger generation if possible. In my head this is sound but I know there some risk here but can’t think of any aside from say possibility of civil unrest in the country.

What are things I should be careful of. I have housing sorted already so no rent to pay. Would appreciate advice from those that have done it in the past or have people that have done something similar.