Federal Government Approves ₦40bn Coastal Road Project Linking Wakirike Communities

Test Post: Community Renews Call for Better Roads

23 hours ago

Widows' Cooperative in Abuloma Opens Community Grain Bank to Fight Hunger

2 days ago

Flood Alert: NIHSA Warns Riverine Wards to Prepare as Rains Intensify

2 days ago

Traditional Ruler Restates Support for State's New Fishing Licence Scheme

2 days ago

Diaspora Desk

Toronto Chapter Raises $85,000 for Girl-Child Scholarship Fund

7 days ago

Second-Generation Wakirike Americans Launch Heritage Language Podcast

8 days ago

Diaspora Doctors Group Completes Third Free Eye Clinic Mission

8 days ago

Atlanta Association Elects First Female President in 30-Year History

8 days ago

Heritage

Museum Restoration Project Unearths 200-Year-Old War Canoe

5 days ago

Linguists Complete First Wakirike-English Digital Dictionary

5 days ago

Iria Festival Committee Announces Return of Traditional Wrestling Contest

6 days ago

Royal Archive Digitised: Century of Chieftaincy Records Now Online

6 days ago

Wakirike Herald TV

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Photo Story

In Photos: Masquerade Dancers Light Up New Year Festival

7 days ago

In Photos: Sunrise Over the Fish Market at Abonnema Wharf

7 days ago

Community, Youth & Women

Community Spotlight

Widows' Cooperative in Abuloma Opens Community Grain Bank to Fight Hunger

2 days ago

Youth Voice

Youth & Innovation

Teenage Coder Builds App Connecting Fishermen to Real-Time Market Prices

13 days ago

Women of Wakirike

Women

Meet the Grandmother Who Built a Fleet of Ten Fishing Boats From One Canoe

14 days ago

Business & Enterprise

Fishermen Cooperative Wins National Sustainability Award

22 hours ago

Wakirike Boatyard Signs Export Deal to Supply Fibreglass Canoes to Ghana

4 days ago

Local Bank Launches Micro-Loan Scheme for Women Fish Traders

4 days ago

Palm Oil Cooperative Doubles Output After New Processing Mill Opens

4 days ago

Opinion & Editorial

Why the New Fishing Levy Will Hurt the Very People It Claims to Help

9 days ago

It's Time Our Elders Wrote Down What They Know

9 days ago

The Diaspora Can't Keep Funding What Government Won't

10 days ago

Our Rivers Are Dying Quietly — And No One Is Talking About It

10 days ago

Weekend Magazine

Weekend Read: The Fisherman Who Became a Furniture Maker at 60

After four decades on the water, he picked up carpentry and never looked back.

After four decades fishing the creeks, he picked up carpentry at 60 and now runs a small workshop known for its handcrafted canoe-style furniture.

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