The Idoma traditional attire is popularly called, “Apa” by many parts of Idoma land, and “Edema” by the Edumoga people. The “black” colour on the Idoma attire signifies the “earth and burial shroud,” while the “red” colour signifies “royalty or red feather.”
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Dating for the cash… “Exactly!” Vanessa screams “and the most painful part is that Dad calculates every penny before it goes out!”, chips in Joy “Ha! All that money and Dad is so stingy, what kind of man is that anyways, he only gives money if its related to academics, the man forgets that looking fly is good business!” Vanessa […]
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I am confused on a lot of things in life right now, all my life I have always known its not going to be easy but hey is part of the process. Growing up my best colour was yellow but now its green, things change I know but some cross the line, even as hard as the tortoise back was […]
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A little ‘thank you’ could strengthen her. Even when she knows she’s Beautiful, she would like hearing it from you sometimes. A little kitchen help kills no ego. Every lady wants a man that can protect her, she needs to be safe around you! To some ladies, collecting money from you is just your little commitment to the relationship and […]
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Pope Francis affirmed at the closing ceremony of the World Day of Prayer for Peace in Assisi that we can and must all be artisans of peace because; even the victors in a war are losers”. The meeting, which brought the Pope back to Assisi despite a recent visit to the town on 4th August for the eighth centenary of the […]
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The Bishop of Makurdi Diocese, Most Revd Wilfred C. Anagbe, cmf after meeting with his College of Consultors in the early hours of July 14, 2016 has authorized the official publication of the passing on of the Bishop Emeritus, Most Revd Athanasius A. Usuh in the early hours of Thursday, July 14, 2016, the memorial of Saint Camillus of Lellis. […]
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The Tiv people of Benue state have one of the best cultural beliefs in the world. They are so hospitable that regard strangers as gods, and in some cases, protect their visitors with their lives. Their kindness to strangers is exceptional. But unfortunately, this kindness was seen as weakness and taken for granted by many. The Gbango yam of the […]
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Our journey began at Genesis through Exodus. On the way, we saw Leviticus recording the Numbers of people at Deuteronomy, while Joshua was waiting at the beautiful gate for Judges to see Ruth calling loudly “Samuel, Samuel”. At a stage, the first and second Kings of Chronicles were coming to visit Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther for the misfortune of Job, […]
Read more →God our father in heaven, you are the source of all wisdom, unity and love. Emperors, kingdoms and dominions tremble at your supremacy. To you belong glory, honour and power and no one can withstand you. We thank you immensely for the gift of our beloved and most cherished Benue. We cannot thank you enough for the legacies of our […]
Read more →I knew the N.K.S.T church to be a Tiv church but it seemed my knowledge was limited when I discovered the N.K.S.T Church in Abeokuta and not just that it was located there, but was dominated by the Yoruba. I was propelled to upgrade my knowledge of this church. You may think I am promoting a church, so let me […]
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