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Ogun tells us that if we do not build a great wall to defend our city, then it is our fault when foreigners are easily able to conquer us. Let us build a splendid wall to protect the Orisa community. ...
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It will take 28 years for a prey that migrates every 7 years to be eaten by a predator that migrates every 4 years. However, it will only take 16 years for a prey that migrates every 8 years to ...
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It’s known by different names such as; hanjin legidi, Ekana dinka, Tsugba dinka (nupe), Ojukwu finger (igbo). What is it called in your native language? See how to make Ekana Gowon here
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Auto: See top 10 Things That Can really Mess Up Your Car’s Paint
Autos are intense, however that bright covering on the outside isn’t as sturdy as you may think. Auto paint is entirely weak and touchy to the elements. Normal things your auto experiences can genuinely harm your paint’s finish if left untreated. ...
Read More »Student from Ifa University: What does Ifa say on the issue of child marriage?
Greetings to my esteemed elders. There is presently heated debate in my country about the legal age of marriage, as the laws permit parents to consent for the marriage of girls as young as 12 years of age. What does ...
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Second to olodumare(GOD) Thou are far more efficacious than medicine Thou the immense orbit that averts the day of death My lord, Almighty to save Mysterious spirit that fought death To thee salutations is first due in the morning Thou ...
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