Eastern Reporters

If you are wondering why France is on fire protests, strikes, debt, anger everywhere look to Africa. Look to Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso. For over 60 years, France was feeding fat on Africa. Free uranium from Niger to light Paris. Free gold from Mali. Free everything from Burkina Faso. They called it "cooperation", but it was modern-day colonization. France printed money for 14 African countries. France controlled their central bank. France took their resources and gave them crumbs. Then the story changed. Mali said: ENOUGH. Niger said: ENOUGH. Burkina Faso under Captain Ibrahim Traoré said: ENOUGH. With the help of Russia, they chased France out. They kicked out the French army. They took back their gold. They took back their dignity. And what happened to France? France's economy started to collapse. - No more free uranium = Electricity crisis in France - No more free gold = Budget holes - No more African colonies to bully. France begging in Europe France tried to take bac...

  This is what this Yoruba Man has to say to Igbos. If you don't love listening to the truth... Watch this first. Tell us what is on your mind after listening to this. Go to the comment 👇 and drop your thoughts.

  If you think Igbo land is just about business and fine food, you are missing a lot! Ala Igbo is blessed with some of the most mysterious, beautiful and spiritual places in Africa. From caves that have 317 steps to a lake where two rivers meet but never mix! If you ever step foot in Igbo land, these 5 places MUST be on your list. 1. OGBUNIKE CAVES, ANAMBRA STATE - The 317 Steps To The Underworld This is not just a cave. It's a spiritual journey. Located in Ogbunike, Anambra, you will climb down 317 steps before you enter a massive cave system with tunnels, streams and bats. Our forefathers used it as a hiding place during wars. Today, it is on UNESCO's tentative list. The water inside the cave is said to be spiritual and healing. If you have not been here, you have not visited Igbo land. 2. NGWO PINE FOREST AND WATERFALL, ENUGU STATE - The Most Instagram Place In The East Just 30 minutes from Enugu town, this place looks like a foreign country. Tall pine trees, quiet forest, a...

  Waking up late and jumping straight out of bed feels normal, right? Most of us do it. But doctors are warning that this small habit could be putting your body under serious stress. When you go from lying down to standing in one second, your body doesn't have time to adjust. Here's what really happens. What Happens Inside Your Body When You Rush During the night, your blood settles in your core and lower body. Your heart rate and blood pressure are low. The moment you stand up quickly, your heart has to suddenly pump blood upwards against gravity. This sudden shift causes a temporary drop in blood pressure  a condition doctors call orthostatic hypotension. The 5 Dangers of Standing Too Quickly in the Morning 1. Sudden Dizziness and Light-headedness This is the most common effect. Your blood pressure drops for a few seconds, your brain gets less blood, and you feel dizzy. 2. Morning Headaches The sudden change in blood pressure and circulation can trigger headaches and discomf...

 5 teenage boys From Southwest Nigeria who are into kidnapping and skull mining business has been caught in osun State. They were caught after killing a 5 years old female child for money ritual.

  History will never forget this one. Lt-Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika was appointed Chief of Army Staff by President Goodluck Jonathan in 2010. He was the first officer from the Southeast to head the Nigerian Army since the Civil War ended in 1970. When he took over, he went after Boko Haram with everything. He flushed them out of towns in the Northeast and drove them into the fringes of Sambisa Forest and Lake Chad. Boko Haram was being crushed. And what did the Northern elders and politicians do? They did not celebrate him. They accused him. 1. BUHARI  "Military Offensive Is Anti-North" On June 2, 2013, General Muhammadu Buhari appeared on Guest of the Week, a Hausa programme on Liberty Radio, Kaduna. The next day, June 3, 2013, THISDAY Newspaper carried the headline: "Military Offensive Against Boko Haram Is Anti-North –General Muhammadu Buhari" Buhari said: "The federal government's action was a gross injustice against the north. Unlike the special treatment...