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What is Osu: Osu means an outcaste in Igboland. It is Igbo’s version of Apartheid which ascribes an inferior “Osu” status to a group of people that limits their social interaction, marriage relationship of love with the “Diala”. It is an ancient practice in Igboland that discourages social interaction and marriage with a group of…
This is my first blog post of the year and I’m glad it is about how I celebrated my Val with orphans, widows and needy people in Owerri. I rarely put any of my charity work on the internet because I personally think that it is unnecessary but my best friend told me to start…
Greetings My Beloved Nigerian sisters, Yeah its the best month of the year when we get to meet some of our old school mates, friends and family members who are living in different cities/countries. Some of our brothers in foreign countries have already started returning home, it is very possible to meet your dream man…
The number of leg ulcer / leg cancer cases I’ve witnessed in Igboland within the last 2 years is alarming. In Igboland we call this Acha ere. This is a deadly incurable illness believed to be caused by witch doctors. Its quite unfortunate that most people in Nigeria blame witches, enemies or village people for…
I’m doing a research on African superstitious beliefs and now want to set the records straight once and for all. Do you believe in witchcraft? Do you believe that someone’s dick can be spiritually stolen and returned spiritually? These are some of the senseless stories on the lips of many Sub Saharan Africans yet they…
Free Importation Guide: How To Import Goods From Vietnam To Africa (Clothes, Shoes, Tiles, Eye Lashes etc) Hello everyone, my name is Prince iyk and I am the CEO of IykBethany Group of Companies Limited. I am an Entrepreneur, Importer, Trader and Blogger. I travel a lot, mostly to Asia and Europe to import goods…
Before we talk about our present financial crisis in Nigeria let us first of all ask ourselves how did we get to this mess? To me Nigeria is poor because of the following reasons: 1. LACK OF VISION: I believe this is the number one reason why we are where we are today. Nigeria is…
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