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FEATURE: The Evolution Of The Yoruba Identity

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    By Victor Olubiye    The term “Yoruba” is an exonym originating from the Baatonu (Bariba) people of the Borgu kingdom, who referred to the people of the Oyo Empire as “Yoru” (singular) and “Yoruba” (plural). This naming reflects the interactions between the Oyo and their northern neighbors. Historically, the Yoruba people identified themselves by their polities or dialect groups, such as Ekiti, Ife, Ondo, or Egba, rather than as a single ethnic group.    The Oyo Empire (c. 1300–1800) was a dominant Yoruba power, known for its political sophistication, trade networks, and indirect rule over tributary states like Dahomey and Whydah. Despite Oyo’s influence, its territories were multi-ethnic and multi-lingual, underscoring the diversity within what would later be unified as “Yoruba.”    In the 19th century, the Yoruba identity began to take shape during colonial rule, influenced by the work of missionaries, scholars, and political leaders. Bishop...

FEATURE: The Olumirin Waterfall

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    By Victor Olubiye    While this blog has been inactive for few days now,I was busy working on this in-depth research about "ERIN-IJESHA".The tourist centre is one of the most interesting centres in Africa and has been one of my top aspiring places to visit in the South-West part of Nigeria.   Erin-ljesha Waterfalls (also known as Olumirin waterfalls) is located in Erin-ljesha..Erin-Ilesha is the only waterfall in west Africa with 7 floors due to it height and Beauty.It is a tourist attraction located in Ilesha Osun State.Erin-ljesa was founded circa 1140AD by the great Akinla, the first daughter and a princess of Oduduwa, father of the Yorubas, who left lle-Ife in the 12th century during the tumultuous years that witnessed the dispersal of all heirs and heiresses of Oduduwa.    The great Akinla was the first daughter and a princess of Oduduwa, father of the Yorubas, who left lle-Ife in the 12th century during the tumultuous years that witnessed the...

HISTORY: Origin Of the word 'iyawo'(Wife)

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    By Victor Olubiye     It is unknown to many speakers of the Yorùbá language that the original Yorùbá word for wife is ‘aya’ and not the commonly used ‘Ìyàwo'.    Long ago in Yorùbá land, a beautiful princess and daughter of the first king of Iwó town named Wúràọlá was in the quest of getting herself a patient, tolerant and well mannered husband.    Strong and good looking men, the likes of Sàngó, Ògún and others, had already traveled to Iwó town to seek the hand of Wúràọlá in marriage but left not with a wife but uncontrollable anger. Wúràọlá had been rude to everyone of them. In fact, she hurled insults and curses at her suitors which made them all leave on the same day they arrived the town of Iwo because they couldn’t tolerate her bad behaviors.    Ọ̀rúnmìlà, a good looking man, also journeyed to Iwó in the bid to win the hand of Wúràọlá in marriage. But before he set out, he had already consulted Olódùmarè , the supreme bein...

"Men Can Fail But It's Impossible For God"-Bro. Williams O.V

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    By Victor Olubiye    Bro. Williams Oluwasegun Victor,the Student Pastor of C.A.C Oke Anu,Iree, Osun State made the statement today,23rd of March,2025 during the church Sunday service.    He declared that God is not a man; anything He says, He will surely do it.He said that humans do fail so we shouldn't put our trust in men but God so that He can send men to us.    He continued that it is God that put it in man's heart to help one because everybody on earth is self sufficient, we all need help though.He affirmed that "we are not a failure because our God doesn't fail",he declared that all his church members are prosperous and successful ones because His God can never fail.        He concluded that God is a Promise Keeper weh pass Goal Keeper because He has promised His children blessings in the book of Deuteronomy 28:2-4;He will surely fulfill His promise.

The Ogun River (Odo Ogun)

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    By Victor Olubiye   The Ogun River (Yoruba: Odò Ògùn) is a waterway in Nigeria that discharges into the Lagos Lagoon. Ogun State of Nigeria is named after the river.    The river rises near the towns of Sepeteri and Shaki in upper Oyo State at coordinates 8°41′0″N 3°28′0″E and flows through the rest of the state into Ogun State and eventually into Lagos State where it discharges into the Lagos lagoon at the towns of Isheri and Owode onirin. The river is crossed by the Ikere Gorge Dam in the Iseyin local government area of Oyo State. The reservoir capacity is 690 million cubic metres (560,000 acre⋅ft). The reservoir abuts the Old Oyo National Park, providing recreational facilities for tourists, and the river flows through the park. The Ofiki River, which also rises near Shaki, is one of the Ogun River's chief tributary. The Oyan River, another tributary, is crossed by the Oyan River Dam which supplies water to Abeokuta and Lagos. In densely populated areas t...

Top Ten Facts About Abeokuta

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    By Victor Olubiye 1. Abeokuta was initially known as Oko Adagba and founded in 1830. Its first leader was Sodeke. 2. It has the first church ever built in Nigeria, the St. Peters Anglican Church. 3. The first hospital in Nigeria, Sacred Heart Hospital, was built in Abeokuta and it is still functional. 4. The first bridge by a Nigerian engineer, Sokori Bridge, was built in Abeokuta in 1903. 5. Iwe Irohin, the first newspaper in Nigeria, was founded in the town. 6. The first Nigerian to become the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Adetokunbo Ademola, was an Egba man from Abeokuta. 7. The first woman to drive a car, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, was from Egba, Abeokuta. 8. The first Baptist Church in West Africa was built in Abeokuta. 9. Egba King, Alake Gbadebo I, was the first traditional ruler in Nigeria to travel to England spending 20 days at sea between May 5 and May 25, 1904. 10. Since the discovery of Olumo Rock, nobody has fallen from it.

POEM: Alive-Death (Dedicated to Ospolites)

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    By Victor Olubiye Oh, Depression, why must you kill while we breathe? Why the rife? Second only to death, why show no respect for life?   You crush the dreams of shepherds and flocks, tempting to commit suicide despite their strife. You grasp students, lecturers, and leaders in your icy grip unfold, Only the strong can rise and conquer your dark hold, When will you release us, allowing youth to see hope in the world?   We Ospolites vow to defeat you,   Before you render our admission worthless,   We will stand united to reclaim our lives from your guess.

FEATURE: Mass Communication Department;Crude oil of Ospoly

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By Victor Olubiye    The Mass Communication Department at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, established in 1981 alongside with the institution when it is still a Satellite Campus of The Ibadan Starting with few Lecturers like Mr.T.A Durojaye,Mr.Bamikefa.   Over the years, the Mass Communication Department has grown to offer both National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) programs, equipping students with the necessary skills and knowledge for careers in journalism, broadcasting, public relations, and other related fields. The department is part of the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology, which houses departments such as Computer Science and Office Technology Management.    To begin with, the Mass Communication Department at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, continues to uphold the institution's mission of producing middle-level manpower in the fields of Information and Communication Technology, among others. The department remains committed ...

Good Morning Naija

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    By Victor Olubiye   Good morning dear Nigerians and Nigeria's lovers !.Below is the Thursday's (yesterday) Top 13 News from North,East, South and West ranging from development,crimes, to sports and others that are of your interest. 1)Ijaw Groups Demand Immediate Reinstatement Of Governor Fubara.   2)Atiku, El-Rufai & Other Nigerian Leaders React to Rivers State Emergency & Fubara's Suspension.   3)Reno Omokri Throws Support For Tinubu Over Rivers Crisis, Accuses Abati Of Misinterpretation.    4)President Bola Tinubu on Thursday lauded the National Assembly for its decisive and patriotic ratification of the State of Emergency proclamation in Rivers State.   5)The Chairman of Lagos State Football Association, Olawale Liameed, says that Nigeria’s Super Eagles will bounce back to winning ways at the ongoing FIFA 2026 World Cup qualification. 6)Military High Command has reiterated that the Armed Forces of Nigeria will not fold its arms and ...

Good Morning News

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     By Victor Olubiye    Here Is The Top 10 Wednesday's (yesterday) National News: 1)Nigerians Blast Senator Ajibola Basiru Over Call For State Of Emergency In Osun The National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Ajibola Basiru, has come under heavy fire from Nigerians following his call for a state of emergency in Osun State.Basiru, while backing President Bola Tinubu’s declaration of emergency rule in Rivers State, suggested that a similar move might be necessary in Osun. 2)Dangote Refinery Temporarily Suspends Petroleum Sales In Naira Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced a temporary suspension of petroleum product sales in Naira, citing the need to align its sales currency with its crude oil procurement obligations, which are currently denominated in U.S. dollars. 3)Farmer arrested for stealing three bags of pineapples in Ogun. The Ogun State Police Command has arrested a 53-year-old farmer, Oloyede David, for allegedly stealing th...

PROFILE: Nigeria's First Professor Of Mathematics

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   By Victor Olubiye     Nigeria’s first professor of Mathematics is widely recognized to be Professor Adegoke Olubummo. He was born on April 19, 1923 in Orin Ekiti, Ondo State, Nigeria. His father was the revered Olorin of Orin, namely H.R.H. Oba William Adekolawolu Olubummo II , and his mother was Olori Abigael Osarayi Olubummo .    He was given birth to as a child of parents of high honor, he received an excellent education at Methodist schools in which he worked (Ifaki Methodist School) as a pupil teacher in 1937.     In 1938, at the age of 14, Olubumo entered Wesley College in Ibadan. In 1942 he returned to his alma mater as a teacher, and for the next few years taught at primary and secondary schools in Nigeria, Ghana (then the Gold Coast), and Sierra Leone. He earned his B.A. from Fourah College in Freetown Sierra Leone (1950).    Adegoke Olubummo earned his M.A. in Mathematics (1952) and his Ph.D. (1955) from King's ...

Tuesday Top 10 Breaking News

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    By Victor Olubiye     1)9-Year-Old Alimot Osunbunmi Is The New Arugba Of Osun Osogbo.    Osun devotees have selected 9-year-old Alimot Osunbunmi as the new Arugba after the traditional divination process, entrusting her with the revered role in the annual Osun-Osogbo Festival. As the Arugba, Osunbunmi will lead the sacred procession, carrying a calabash filled with ritual offerings to the Osun River, a key aspect of the centuries-old festival dedicated to the Osun goddess. 2)Oyo LG Chairman Suspended Indefinitely Over Alleged Misconduct   The Chairman of Saki East Local Government Area, Emmanuel Adedokun, has been suspended Indefinitely by the Oyo State House of Assembly over allegations of gross misconduct. The suspension, which takes immediate effect, was announced during the Assembly’s plenary on Tuesday following a petition submitted by 11 members of the Peoples Democratic Party in Saki. 3)Islamisation Agenda: NSCIA Debunks False Claims Against...

Facts About Ivory Coast/Cote d'ivore

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   By Victor Olubiye 1. The name “Ivory Coast” reflected the major trade that occurred on that particular stretch of the coast, the export of ivory.  2. The country has two different names. The English version is Ivory Coast and the French version is Côte d’Ivoire. It is now known as its French name after the name was changed officially since 1985. Many people still call it Ivory Coast as it is easier to pronounce. 3. The country was founded in the middle of 18th century by Queen Abla Pokou. She was the one who made the decision to move Bauolé people from Ghana to the new lands in search of better living. But she had to pay a big price for it. The Queen’s child dr0wned while the people were crossing one of the rivers on the way to their new home.  4.Ivory Coast is the world's largest producer and exporter of cocoa beans.  5.The official language of Ivory Coast is French, which is also the language of government and education. 6.Ivory Coast  gained independe...

HISTORY:Detronment Of Nigeria Kings By British Colonizers

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    By Victor Olubiye   Above is King of Benin, Oba Ovonramwen on the Britìsh yacht HM Ivy on his way to exıle in Esien, Calabar. ▪️Here is my compilation based on my research , might have omitted some or added one or two wrongly : ▪️List of Nigeria rulers dethrọned by the colonial Britısh: 1. Oba of Benin Ovoranwen Nogbaisi (1888 – 1897) 2. Emir of Kano Aliyu Ibn Abdullahi Maje Karofi (1903) 3. Emir of Ningi – Dan Yaya (1902) 4. Timi of Ede – Abibu Lagunju (1892) 5. Akarigbo of Remo – Oyebajo (1915) 6. Alase of Remo, High Chief Awolesi (1916) 7. Osemawe of Ondo – Oba Adekolurejo Jimosun II (1925) 8. Oba of Lagos – Ibikunle Akintoye & Kosoko (1845 & 1853) 9. Emir of Zaria, Mal. Muḥammad Kwasau  10. Emir of Katsina, Mal. Yero dan Musa 11. Emir of Bida,  Etsu Abubakar Ma'asaba. 12. Emir of Gwandu, Mallam Muhammad Aliyu 13. Emir of Gumel, Mallam Sarki Abubakar ▪️These rulers were dethroned during the colonial period due to various reasons, including cònflic...

Sunday Top 15 Breaking News

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    By Victor Olubiye 1. Rivers Crisis: You’re Already Down 2-0, Wike Tells Fubara  Says Fubara Surrounded Himself With People Who Lobbied Him To Be Governor.Political tensions in Rivers State have escalated as a power struggle between former Governor Nyesom Wike and his successor, Siminalayi Fubara, continues to play out in public view.  2. Do Not Parade Yourself As Emir Of Kano – Bayero’s Counsel Called On Sanusi And Other Parties Involved In The Matter To Respect The Court Order.KKANO— Aminu Babba Dan’Agundi, a Senior Counsel to the 15th Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero on Saturday threatened to drag the 16th Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, to court for contempt should he continue to parade himself as Emir of Kano.  3. Why We Awarded Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Project to Hitech – Minister The Federal Government on Saturday explained why it awarded the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project to Hitech Construction Company Ltd.  4. Immigration Crackdown:...

What Prayer Cannot Do- Bro. Williams O.V

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    By Victor Olubiye    Bro. Williams Oluwasegun Victor, the Student Pastor of C.A.C Oke Anu, Iree, Osun State, informed the church members at the early hours of today that there are some things Prayer cannot do, he stated that even though Jesus Christ started with prayer yet He engaged in another thing aside from prayer in His ministry.    According to the Pastor, he said if people are facing life challenges or troubles, there is another thing they need to engage in which is "Gratitude/Praise", a heart of thanks and worship. He said "We are in a world full of trouble and pain and the only thing to scape through is to engage in Praising God, not minding the condition or circumstances that surrounds one's life".     There are levels you can thank God for! Thank God for where you are, if you have something you can thank God, Instead of complaining, turn your complains to Thanksgiving, the pastor said.    Furthermore, he asked "What d...

Combined Twins: They were sold three times

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    By Victor Olubiye    Millie and Christine McKoy were African American conjoined twins born on July 11, 1851, to Jacob and Monemia McKoy, who were slaves.    They were sold three times between the ages of 6 months and 6 years. They were joined at the lower spine. To manage their mobility issues, which caused them to fall, they developed a sideways walk that evolved into a dance style popular with the public. Their owners used them as circus attractions and side acts in parts of the U.S. and Europe.    On January 1, 1863, Millie and Christine were freed from slavery.    Their motto was: “As God decreed, we agree.” They had beautiful voices and were known as the "Nightingale of Two Heads."    They became famous, traveling to many countries to perform and even appeared with the Barnum Circus, performing before the Queen of England.    They spoke English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian, in addition to singing and...

Saturday Top 10 Breaking News

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 By Victor Olubiye 1)EPL: Man City stumble, Nottingham Forest soar in Champions League chase Manchester City's Brazilian midfielder #26 Savinho (up) collides with Brighton's Dutch defender #29 Jan Paul van Hecke as he shoots the ball and misses to score during the English Premier League football match between Manchester City and Brighton and Hove Albion at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, north west England. Manchester City failed to ease fears of missing out on the Champions League next season after twice blowing the lead to draw 2-2 against Brighton, while third-placed Nottingham Forest thrashed Ipswich 4-2 on Saturday. 2)Telegram founder Durov allowed to leave France Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been allowed to temporarily leave France, where he is charged with multiple infractions linked to allegedly enabling organised crime, sources told AFP. 3)Asake’s family demands N50m house for ailing father The family of the popular Nigerian Afrobeat singer, Ahmed Ololade, also k...

Yoruba Roots in Brazil: The Forgotten Story of the Magi People

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    By Victor Olubiye The term "Nago" or "Anago" refers to Yoruba-speaking individuals, particularly from the ancient kingdom of Ketu, as identified by Fon-speaking communities. During the transatlantic slave trade, this label followed the Yoruba people to Brazil, where they became a pivotal force in shaping Afro-Brazilian culture. By the 1880s, as the slave trade neared its end, the Nagos were the largest African group transported to Brazil. Alongside other Yoruba people, they played vital roles in: - Shaping Afro-Brazilian culture - Influencing religious practices, such as Candomblé - Fueling resistance movements The above image is A rare 1869 portrait of a Nago albino black slave in Pernambuco, Brazil, offers a poignant glimpse into their lives. Captured by German-born photographer Alberto Henschel, this image is part of a collection documenting Africa's presence in Brazil, serving as a powerful reminder of the slave trade's enduring legacy in the America...

Friday Top 10 Breaking News

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    By Victor Olubiye 1)Tinubu Hosts Catholic Bishops At Aso Rock President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on Friost to a delegation of the Catholic Bishops of Nigeria at the Presidential Villa in Abuja. 2)Oyo fire:Olubadan calls for safety measures in markets The Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Owolabi Olakulehin, on Friday, urged stakeholders in the management of markets in Oyo State to embed safety measures and protocols in the operations of the various markets across the state to prevent disasters leading to loss of lives and property. 3)Tragedy As Woman Dies After Jumping Off Third Mainland Bridge Tragedy struck as yet to be identified woman reportedly jumped off the Third Mainland Bridge into the waters near the University of Lagos (UNILAG) waterfront in Lagos State, resulting in her death despite rescue efforts. 4)Asake Responds To Viral Video Of Man Claiming To Be His Father Nigerian singer Ahmed Ololade, popularly known as Asake, has responded to a viral video featuring a man, Fatai ...

Increase Your Knowledge! Did You Know ?

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  💭💭💭💭 1)Birds don’t urinate. 2)Horses and cows sleep while standing up. 3)The bat is the only mammal that can fly. The leg bones of a bat are so thin that no bat can walk. 4) Even when a snake has its eyes closed, it can still see through its eyelids. 5) Despite the white, fluffy appearance of the Polar Bear's fur, it actually has black skin. 6) The average housefly only lives for 2 or 3 weeks. 7) For every human in the world there are one million ants. A small amount of alcohol placed on a scorpion will make it go crazy and sting itself to death! 9) Alligators and sharks can live up to 100 years. 10) A honeybee has two stomachs- one for honey, one for food. 11) Elephants weigh less than the tongue of a blue whale. The heart of a blue whale is the size of a car. 12) Blue whales are the largest creature to ever roam the Earth. 13) A cockroach can survive for about a week without its head before dying of starvation. 14) When a dolphin is sick or injured, its cries of distress su...

Thursday Top 15 Breaking News

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   By Victor Olubiye     Here is today's news summary: 1. Former Rivers State governor and Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, says his estranged successor, Governor Siminalayi Fubara, should be impeached if found wanting accordingly. He said politics is no play and impeaching Fubara would not amount to a criminal offence. 2. Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has described the N15.6tn Lagos-Calabar Coastal highway project as wasteful and corrupt. He equally slammed the President Bola Tinubu administration for spending N21bn on a new official residence for Vice President Kashim Shettima, calling it a misplaced priority and conduit designed to embezzle public funds. 3. Following the crisis that rocked the Lagos State House of Assembly, President Bola Tinubu met with the Speaker of the Assembly, Mr Mudashiru Obasa and other aggrieved lawmakers behind closed doors at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, on Wednesday. The president insisted that Obasa shoul...

PROFILE: Daughter of a Fuji Musician Who is a PHD Holder.

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   By Victor Olubiye    Meet Fuji Musician Sefiu Alao Adekunle's Daughter Who ls A PhD Holder and has three Master's Degrees.   Here comes the highly educated daughter of popular Fuji musician, Adekunle Sefiu Alao popularly called ‘Sefiu Alao Omo Oko now Baba Oko’.     Dr. Nofisat Adekunle  on Instagram is regarded as arguably the most educated child of any Fuji musician, dead or alive.    She has a doctorate in Higher Education from Walden University in the United States of America.    Apart from this, Dr Adekunle also has three Master’s degrees from: the University of Minnesota, the University of Buffalo, and Plymouth State University, all in the United States of America.     Reports state further that currently, Dr Adekunle works as a Senior Product Manager at Halliburton.

JOKES: Home Of Laughter

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    1. I didn't know am a tailor, until I checked my boyfriend contact list🤦🙆🏻‍♂️🙆🏻‍♂️😅😂😂😂 2. The prodigal son didn't go back home because he was sorry. Hunger almost killed him. They will never tell you that part😂😂😂😂😂 3. Your girlfriend always text you"I love you 2" instead of "I love you too" and u are surprised to see her with another guy, have sense nah😅😅😅😂 4. A company that values gender equality is looking for 10 women to offload 5 trucks of cement tomorrow 💔🙆🏻‍♂️😅😅😅😅😅 5. I told her to make tea for me and she said that salt have finished 🙆🏻‍♂️🙆🏻‍♂️🙆🏻‍♂️😂, Mercy please drop my key for window, am not doing again 🏃🏃🏃😅 6. Did u notice that broke people are usually cute🤷🤷, just take a look at me and you💔🙆🏻‍♂️😅😅😅 7. Types of moms,when there kid is traveling: American Mom : my son, May God help you to achieve success African Mom : if you like when you reach their do anyhow 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦  Africans why 😅😅😅😅 8.  Bitt...

FEATURE: Yoruba Nation

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    By Victor Olubiye          A nation is defined as a community of people bound together by a common language, history, ethnicity, culture, and, in many cases, a shared territory. The Yoruba people, also known historically as the Omoluàbí , form a distinct nation with 26 Tribes and shared ancestry and with deep historical and cultural roots traced back to Ile-Ife, the ancestral home of the Yoruba civilization.    Despite recent claims by some subgroups denying their Yoruba identity, historical and genealogical records confirm that they remain Yoruba by ancestry. Their origins, traditions, and cultural practices all point to a shared lineage that cannot be erased by modern political or social narratives.    The Yoruba nation consists of 26 distinct tribes, each contributing to the rich tapestry of Yoruba heritage: Yoruba-Ife Yoruba-Oyo Yoruba-Igbomina Yoruba-Ekiti Yoruba-Owé Yoruba-Òwòrò Yoruba-Akoko Yoruba-Ijesa Yoruba-Owo Yoruba-...

Top 10 Wednesday Breaking News

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    By Victor Olubiye 1. Rivers Crisis: After Supreme Court’s Ruling, Tinubu Breaks Silence  Tells PANDEF Leaders To Help Implement Court Rulings Soonest  Says People Of Rivers State Must Not Suffer Because Of Democracy  Fubara Vows To Obey Judgment, Laments Huge Resources Wasted On Crisis President Bola Tinubu has finally broken his silence regarding the Supreme Court’s ruling on the protracted crisis rocking the oil-rich South-South, Rivers State.  2. Natasha-Akpabio Sexual Harassment Brouhaha Festers Suspended Senator Takes Case To UN Inter-Parliamentary Union  The ruckus surrounding the six-month suspension slammed on Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, the Senator representing Kogi Central at the 10th National Assembly is showing no signs of abating anytime soon.  3. House Of Reps Demand Suspension Of CBN’s New ATM Charges Says It Contradicts Financial Inclusion Agenda The House of Representatives has called for the immediate suspension of the r...

Morning Vibes(Pidgin): SAY NO TO OPPRESSION

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    By Victor Olubiye  Nobody Senior Another Person For This Life, Everything Na Turn By Turn: 1. Dem first born you no mean say na you go first die. 2. If you first me touch ceiling because you tall, I go first you to pick stone for ground because i near ground pass you 3. You fit first me enter SS1 and I fit first you enter University. 4. My jeep fit stop for road while your Beetle fit carry you reach house. 5. Girl wey marry last year fit born pikin before woman wey marry 10 years ago. 6. Small boy wey just finish school fit begin work before chairman wey do NYSC 2015 7. If aeroplane engine knock, both person wey dey first class and the one for economy, na the same God dem go call.  8. Na Oga dey pay driver, but AC dey first blow driver before e reach oga for back. 9. Person wey dey healthy fit dîe before person wey dey sick. 10. You dey stay upstairs no mean say you near God pass. 11. You help me today, no mean say, i no fit help you tomorrow. 12. When you see me...

JUST IN: "Alcohol Is Not A Sin"-Bro. Williams O.V

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    By Victor Olubiye      The Student Pastor of C.A.C Oke Anu,Iree,Osun State,Bro. Williams Oluwasegun Victor made the statement today while answering a question from a Member during the church weekly  Bible Study.   He said it is not recorded in the Bible that alcohol is not a sin but it is wrong base on humans thought.    He expatiate that it is the consequences that are alarming which its effects may be deadly like destruction of some system of body; Kidney and lungs which may cause untimely death.    He stressed further that humans only say alcohol, cigarettes and other intakes are wrong because of scientific research that states that all these are harmful to the human health.   The fact that it is not really stated in the Bible doesn't mean it should be taken, our common sense should tell us that it can be dangerous to the body system and taking of alcohol or cigarettes can cause damage of lungs, kidney and can leads to d...

FEATURE: Truth Or Dare

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 By Victor Olubiye    In the recent years, Nigerians  has been entertaining themselves with an interesting game known as 'Truth Or Dare'.     A game that is of question and answer,done between or among individuals who may be friends.    Almost all Nigerians (youths and adults) partake in the game.Though,it is absolutely wrong for adults to partake in the game but some of them finds it entertaining and forget the consequences which may result into backlash or destruction of the reputation/career they've been building for years.        A typical example of the effect/disadvantage that may be faced by adults especially married men and women is the trending case in the film industry that ensues among the  Manager of  Lande(a Yoruba actor) ,Lande's wife and the Celebrity Actor known as Baba Tee.According to a verified source,The Manager of Lande dares the wife of Lande to copulate with Baba Tee and "give him head" which th...