Relationship, Stories 12/02/2017 by Beatrice Ngodoo Wonov

Don’t Call Me, Let Me Call You; For Married Men

Learn to respect your wife at home, why not tell your side chicks, the other women, stress releaser, strange woman and so on to call you only when you’re at work or why not say you’re married – why hide this. Your wife’s sexual urge dies off and so her feelings too, her mood changes as you must know, not […]

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Creatives, Stories 4/02/2017 by Philip Asuquo

5 Top Reasons Your Song won’t get Blogged On Top Blogs

You sent your song to those bloggers and have been waiting for eternity for them to upload it? So you are thinking to yourself ´Who do they even think they are?’ and decide to cross out bloggers and use mainly radio and TV for your promotional efforts…Or better still, you will create your own blog and won’t take none of […]

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Culture, Stories 27/01/2017 by Ochanya Cynthia Okwoli

Omugwo Also Known As After-Birth Care In Nigeria

‘Omugwo’ is an Igbo word that is used to describe the practice in which a nursing mother and her baby is taken care of by a close family member. In most cases, it is done by the mother or mother-in-law except in the case where they are not available, then another close female family member steps in. This practice though […]

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Stories 19/01/2017 by Mbakeren Vanessa Ikeseh

To: Mama Shipenen Betty Ikeseh

I thank you for the discipline, the spankings (even though you say you can’t remember any of it now) in my early developing years, it helped shape my life. We have become so close because of our shared love for God and the things of God. I thank God that He blessed you with a good man and thank you […]

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Inspirational 19/01/2017 by Maj Gen Kaleosho rtd, former Comdt TRADOC

How Mammy market got its name

‘Mammy Market = Mammy Ochefu’ It was in 1959. Mammy Ode, a young girl from Jericho-Ugboju in the present Otukpo Local Government Area of Benue State was married to Anthony Aboki Ochefu, a young Non-Commissioned military officer who had just been posted to Enugu from Abeokuta. They were quartered at the Army Barracks, Abakpa, Enugu. To beat idleness and perhaps […]

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What sort of rubbish is this in Benue State?

Education, Stories 5/12/2016 by Mshelia Jamilu Jamal

What sort of rubbish is this in Benue State?

After Nathaniel Ikyur is working hard encouraging that we keep Benue clean, our academias are contributing greatly by keeping the state dirty. What fine do they deserve? Hmmmm… After all the ‘wahala’, your spellings are wrong, remove this line and replace it with this or project supervisor always been absent or even the prayer and fasting some students do for […]

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What wrongly ocupies us in Benue State

Religion, Stories 3/12/2016 by Nathaniel Ikyur

What wrongly ocupies us in Benue State

A couple of hours ago, the cyber space was awash with news ordinarily shouldn’t have bothered us. As could be predicted, this debate is dominated by my Tiv brothers and sisters on the new law, passed by the NKST Synod to check, according to them improper dressing in their churches. Interestingly, most of those discussing spiritual matters here hardly attend […]

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Sekav is home safely in Benue State, employed and better today

Inspirational, Stories 22/11/2016 by iambenue

Sekav is home safely in Benue State, employed and better today

Governor, Samuel Ortom directed our Head of Service, Inwata Adaikwu to immediately offer brother, Isaac Sekav Ahungwa employment after completing his patriotic bicycle tour riding from Ibadan, Oyo state to Makurdi, Benue State. Sekav was granted half a million Naira (N500,000.00) by our governor to enable him settle and continue his great service to Benue State and Nigeria at large. […]

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