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  • Today in History: September 15, 2026 — 15-Year-Old Amarachi Rescued After Allegedly Being Locked in Toilet for Months (VIDEO)
    Today in History

    Today in History: September 15, 2026 — 15-Year-Old Amarachi Rescued After Allegedly Being Locked in Toilet for Months (VIDEO)

    Byhistorabase September 15, 2026September 15, 2026

    A 15-year-old girl identified as Amarachi has reportedly been rescued after she was allegedly locked inside a toilet for several months at the residence where she worked in Abuloma, Rivers State. The disturbing incident has attracted attention after footage showing the girl being rescued began circulating on social media. According to reports accompanying the video,…

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  • Why Some African Societies Forbade Pregnant Women From Entering Sacred Places
    African History

    Why Some African Societies Forbade Pregnant Women From Entering Sacred Places

    Byhistorabase September 15, 2026

    Across many African societies, pregnancy was surrounded by traditions, restrictions and spiritual beliefs that could appear extraordinary to modern observers. One such belief was the idea that pregnant women should sometimes avoid sacred forests, shrines, ritual grounds, ancestral sites or other places regarded as spiritually powerful. These restrictions were not universal across Africa, and they…

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  • Today in History — September 14, 2026: Tinubu Allocates EFCC-Recovered Property to NDPC
    Today in History

    Today in History — September 14, 2026: Tinubu Allocates EFCC-Recovered Property to NDPC

    Byhistorabase September 14, 2026

    President Bola Tinubu has approved an Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)-recovered property in Abuja for use as the new headquarters of the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC). The development was announced on September 14, 2026, during the commissioning of the facility in Abuja by the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr Bosun…

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  • The African Kingdom Where Human Sacrifice Was Once Part of Royal Rituals
    African History

    The African Kingdom Where Human Sacrifice Was Once Part of Royal Rituals

    Byhistorabase September 14, 2026

    Long before the modern Republic of Benin existed, the Kingdom of Dahomey emerged as one of the most powerful states in West Africa. Based in the city of Abomey, Dahomey developed a highly centralized monarchy, a formidable army and an economy deeply connected to regional and Atlantic trade. But Dahomey’s history also contains one of…

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  • Bar Beach 1971 photo
    History’s Infamous Crimes

    The First Public Execution in Nigeria — What Did They Do?

    Byhistorabase September 14, 2026

    On a Saturday in 1971, thousands of people gathered at Bar Beach in Lagos to witness an event that would become one of the most controversial chapters in Nigeria’s history. Three condemned men were brought before a firing squad. They were Babatunde Folorunsho, Joseph Ilobo and Sub-Lieutenant Williams Alders Oyazimo. Their execution marked the beginning…

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  • Oba Moses Oyinloye Iwedunmoye I, the Onigbesi of Igbesi
    Today in History

    Today in History: September 12, 2026 — Kwara Monarch Dies Days After Regaining Freedom From Kidnappers

    Byhistorabase September 13, 2026

    The Onigbesi of Igbesi Land in Isin Local Government Area of Kwara State, Oba Moses Oyinloye Iwedunmoye I, died on Saturday, September 12, 2026, only days after regaining his freedom from kidnappers. The monarch’s death came less than three weeks after armed men invaded his community and abducted him, an incident that attracted security attention…

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  • Why are Aliyu Mai-Bornu and Clement Isong on Nigeria’s ₦1,000 note?
    Nigerian History

    The Story of the Two Men on Nigeria’s ₦1,000 Note You Probably Never Knew

    Byhistorabase September 12, 2026

    For many Nigerians, the ₦1,000 note is simply one of the highest-value banknotes they carry. But the two men whose portraits appear on it represent an important chapter in the history of Nigeria’s financial system. The faces are those of Alhaji Aliyu Mai-Bornu, Nigeria’s first indigenous Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and…

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  • The Secret Story Behind Nigeria’s ₦50 Note: Why Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba Faces Appear on It
    Nigerian History

    The Secret Story Behind Nigeria’s ₦50 Note: Why Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba Faces Appear on It

    Byhistorabase September 11, 2026

    Every day, Nigerians handle the ₦50 note without giving much thought to the faces and symbols printed on it. It may pass from a market trader to a customer, from a bus conductor to a passenger, or from one bank account to another. But hidden in that small piece of currency is a message about…

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  • Today in History: 27-Year-Old Man Sentenced to Seven Years for Raping 8-Year-Old Girl in Minna
    Today in History

    Today in History: 27-Year-Old Man Sentenced to Seven Years for Raping 8-Year-Old Girl in Minna

    Byhistorabase September 11, 2026

    A Niger State High Court sitting in Minna has convicted and sentenced 27-year-old Hussaini Suleiman to seven years in prison for raping an eight-year-old girl at his residence in the Niger State capital. Suleiman was convicted after pleading guilty to the offence before Court 8 of the Niger State High Court, presided over by Justice…

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  • Today in History, September 10, 2026: One Dead as Two-Storey Building Collapses During Demolition in Lagos
    Today in History

    Today in History, September 10, 2026: One Dead as Two-Storey Building Collapses During Demolition in Lagos

    Byhistorabase September 11, 2026

    A tragedy was recorded in Lagos State on Thursday, September 10, 2026, after a two-storey building undergoing manual demolition partially collapsed in the Aboru area of Alimosho Local Government Area, killing one person and leaving two others rescued alive. The incident occurred in the early hours of Thursday at No. 42 Governors Road, Aboru, where…

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