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The Ogbemudia presidency that never was
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Inter-tribal marriages: Do they work?
EVERY thought of her new beau Uche had Osariemen bubbling with excitement. Uche, a 31-year-old, hails from the southeast, Anambra State precisely; while Osariemen, 26, hails from the south-south, Edo to be precise. They were practically falling head over heels for each other. Eight months into their relationship, Osariemen succumbed to Uche’s request to meet her father.
Water is life join the crusade to conserve it
WATER, they say is life and the best drink on earth. Water is so precious that no matter the drink you consume, none can give you satisfaction as water. With more and more areas struggling with droughts, conserving water is more important than ever, even if you’re not living in a drought-stricken region.
Why Ogbemudia dug his grave, shared his property to family members before death – Report
The news of the death of the two-time former governor of old Bendel State, Dr Samuel Osaigbovo Ogbemudia, at the ageof 84, came to many as a shock. This was because many knew that the civil war hero had been battling diabetes and high blood pressure just like other people of his age for some time, but dying was something nobody thought of.
ILE-IFE MAYHEM: I rescued over 1,000 Hausa residents – Ooni Ogunwusi
“Ile-Ife has a king who talks of life of peace, love and harmony. Let every one in Ile-Ife eschew bitterness, rancour and violence. Let us all pray for Ooni Ogunwusi and the people of Ife. God’s spirit will calm every storm in Jesus name”.
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