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HISTORY NOTE: HISTORY OF URHOHI (UROHI) MADE KNOWN. It will serve a useful purpose to remember right at the onset that there are two parts to every Esan district: the royal family and the common people. They were quite distinct, for nearly all the ancient ruling houses came from Benin City or its suburbs. The head of the ruling houses was and still is, the ONOJIE, who with his family, servants and brothers inhabited EGUARE, the administrative CAPITAL of the district. Another important thing an enquirer must take notice of is the use of the word BROTHER by Esan people. It can mean anything from a male blood relation to a very good friend. Secondly OBA's SON can mean a BINI and, in fact, it was recently, a common thing for any Bini, outside the city, to describe himself as the OBA's SON! HISTORY: The correct name is UROI Until the later part of the thirties, Urhohi which the then British Administration referred to as Urhohi Village group had no intercourse with even

In her post, she disclosed how much she hates being busty and also narrated how her mum, neighbours and school mates shamed her for growing breasts early. She recounted how men were already trying to take advantage of her from the age of 9, by purchasing her things, just because she began growing breasts earlier than her peers. According to her, when her mother realized her breasts for the first time, she created a scene, as she called neighbours to come and see for themselves. She added that classmates also bullied and shamed her for her big breasts. She wrote: “Growing up I hated my big boobs It’s was not this funny o. Growing up I hate my boobs, I used to cry every night, lord why me? Why do I have boobs at the tender age of 9 wen my mate were all flat chested? Why ? Why? Now everyone thinks I have “spoil”. I recall meeting my best friend begging her to tie wrapper very tight on my chest so they can go back…true story. The reason I hate my boobs was my mother, su

A social media user, who was simply identified as Nzwobi H, shared an inspiring story with South Africans about a young man's creativity.  Nzwobi revealed the young man, who he did not name, designed and built his own car from scratch.  He posted several photos of the homemade car on Twitter, calling on Mzansi to help make the young man famous.

While some South Africans were amused by the display others were left scratching their heads.  Twitter user AdvBarryRoux shared the pictures with the caption: "Allow me to introduce to you the Garden of Eden" His post went viral as South African social media users reacted to the bizarre sight.  Twitter user KingMarcuz45 said: "This is a good example of pure witchcraft"  C_Massala said: "Churches are now full-blown businesses, with lots of competition around, Creativity is important to keep up and gains new members to increase ur income as a Pastor. As long as there are still people willing to give away their money stupidly thinking that they are giving it to God" lebbz07 said: "This is very disturbing" MbaliLemonade said: "This 'pastor ' is such a character. Shem"

Cars are big boys’ toys. Most men will forgive you for sleeping with their wives but will never ever let you mess with their rides. Well, if you are one of them, I mean a sucker for cars, this piece will most definitely make your day. There are innumerable car models that come with tones of attractive features but none has surpassed the American Dream Limo which is currently making headlines, thanks to its super exaggerated length and other enticements like a swimming pool, a helicopter helipad among others. The car is considered as the world longest car. The American Dream Limo, a car that has not only turned heads but also left tongues wagging is owned by car collector and designer Jay Ohrberg of Burbank, California, US. Jay designed the car himself and now hires it out to people through his car hire company. The designer basically designed it for Hollywood movie to display and show in films. The 100ft long limo has 26 wheels and other stunning features like a King sized w

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has reacted to claim making the rounds in the media that he worked against his party, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the recent governorship poll in Bayelsa State because of the Malabu oil deal. He described the claim as absurd and deliberately designed as a form of blackmail. The former President was reacting to former Jigawa State Governor, Sule Lamido, who had claimed in an interview that he traded off the PDP in the last governorship election in Bayelsa State because he was trying to avoid being prosecuted by the government of President Muhammadu Buhari over the Malabu deal. Lamido had said the Federal Government used the Malabu case to blackmail Jonathan into supporting the All Progressives Congress in Bayelsa State. But Jonathan, in a statement by his media aide, Ikechukwu Eze, said Lamido did not speak like a statesman and described his claim as absurd. He said, “Ordinarily, we shouldn’t be responding to an interview