
Terrorism in Nigeria is not only a military problem. It is a financial one. Each of the country's seven proscribed terrorist groups funds itself differently — taxation, kidnapping, gold mining, and diaspora fundraising...


Nigeria’s story is complex, but it shouldn't be opaque. Native Land Chronicles is a grounded, audio-visual platform designed to explore the policies, history, and culture shaping our nation. Through foundational context and candid dialogue, we humanise public figures and platform the patriotic moments that define our national identity. Whether we are unpacking the personalities behind the headlines in Inside Stories or tracing historical power structures in our Deep Dives, we provide the full picture that mainstream media often misses. Every citizen has a place in this story.
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Signup to Generate a PitchNigeria’s story is complex, but it shouldn't be opaque. Native Land Chronicles is a grounded, audio-visual platform designed to explore the policies, history, and culture shaping our nation. Through foundational context and candid dialogue, we humanise public figures and platform the patriotic moments that define our national identity.
Recent episodes include "Follow the Money: How Terrorism Is Actually Funded in Nigeria" (12 October 2026, 20 minutes), "Nigeria’s Narco-President? What Everybody Gets Wrong About The Tinubu Case" (23 September 2026, 22 minutes), and "Inside the Oyo School Kidnapping: 56 Days, 44 Rescued, No Ransom Paid" (24 August 2026, 19 minutes).
Native Land Chronicles publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 17 minutes across 12 episodes.
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Native Land Chronicles is a society podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Terrorism in Nigeria is not only a military problem. It is a financial one. Each of the country's seven proscribed terrorist groups funds itself differently — taxation, kidnapping, gold mining, and diaspora fundraising...

In 1993, a US Attorney filed a case with a strange name: United States of America v. Funds in Account 263226700 Held in the Name of Bola Tinubu (and others). For three decades, that case has been treated as either proof...

On the morning of May 15, 2026, Armed men in military fatigues stormed three schools in Oriire, Oyo State, and disappeared into the forest with dozens of pupils and their teachers. What followed was a 56-day ordeal that...

<p>On the morning of May 15, 2026, Armed men in military fatigues stormed three schools in Oriire, Oyo State, and disappeared into the forest with dozens of pupils and their teachers. </p><p>What followed was a 56-day...

Episode #9
<p>A minister, fake names and a nine billion barrel oil block. A recipe for one of the largest corruption cases Nigeria has seen. </p><p>In this episode of History Corner, We tell the story of OPL 245. From...

Episode #9
A minister, fake names and a nine billion barrel oil block. A recipe for one of the largest corruption cases Nigeria has seen. In this episode of History Corner, We tell the story of OPL 245. From discretionary awards...

<p>June 12 was more than an election. It is a representation of the hope of Nigerians and how quickly that hope was squashed. </p><p>Today on a special instalment of History Corner, we revisit June 12 the election that...

Episode #6
<p>This episode is all about a man who consistently put his people first. We chronicle the life of Sir Ahmadu Bello. We discuss his life, career and the policies he put in place to make sure his people were on par with...

Episode #6
<p>Funmilayo Anikulapo Kuti. The Lioness of Lisabi. The Foremost Feminist.</p><p>In this episode, we explore the life of one of Nigeria’s most vocal advocates for women’s rights. We examine the woman behind one of the...

Episode #5
<p>Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. Nigeria’s First Minister. </p><p>The Native Land Podcast is back with another engaging story of one of the leaders who shaped our great nation. We detail his roots, journey and his...

Episode #4
<p>Whose turn is it? The question that lingers in every major election, appointment and even university admissions. This question is actually cemented by a constitutional idea — the Federal Character Principle. In this...

Episode #3
<p>Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe: Nigeria’s Number One. In this episode, we dive into the life and legacy of one of Nigeria’s most remarkable figures, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe.From his humble beginnings to his powerful career in...

Episode #1
<p>History Corner: Our Past, Remembered 🇳🇬This episode explores the powerful story of Kalakuta Republic — a space that became a symbol of resistance, creativity, and cultural identity in Nigeria’s history.From music...

Episode #1
<p>Chief Obafemi Awolowo — The Sage 🇳🇬Ideas that outlived the man. Principles that still challenge a nation.🎧 On Spotify, this episode breaks down Awolowo’s vision for education, governance, and true leadership—and...
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