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Check out Prof. Remi Shonaiya, a female candidate for KOWA Party who running for the 2015 presidential election.

Charlie Hebdo Suspects Killed, Several Kosher Store Hostages Free: Reports ABUJA, January 11 (Ooduarere) — Police official Helric Fredou, who had been researching the assault on the French weekly sarcastic magazine Charlie Hebdo, conferred suicide in his office. The scene happened in ...

As per a representative for Russia’s Aerospace Defense Forces, one of the air safeguard rocket framework regiments in the Moscow locale will receive into administration the current long-range air resistance rocket framework S-400 Triumph. MOSCOW, January 10 (Ooduarere) — The ...

The US is going to close 15 bases and offices in European nations including the United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, Portugal, Italy and the Netherlands. This methodology will diminish around 2,000 US troops in the locale from 2018 to 2021. ABUJA, ...

The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has begun an eight-day standard military practice close Korean Peninsula. LAGOS, January 10 (Ooduarere) — The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has begun its standard military penetrates in the waters adjoining the Korean Peninsula, ...

Taking after the Charlie Hebdo slaughter the hacktivist bunch Anonymous announced to jihadists overall it would retaliate for the assault. ABUJA, January 10 (Ooduarere) – Following the Charlie Hebdo assault in which 12 individuals, including eight columnists were murdered,anonymous released /a ...

Oya! Earlier in discussions we talked about the ose(axe) of Sango having a female face that is Oya. So when we see the male face in the axe is the for Oya with Sango face? Traditionally is Oya a river ...

In Yoruba mythology, Orunmila is an Irunmola (Irunmole), and deity of destiny and prophecy. He is recognized as “ibi keji Olodumare” (second only to Olodumare (God)) and “eleri ipin” (witness to creation). Orunmila is also sometimes referred to as Ifa ...

The Yoruba have a saying, “Bi Ile kan ba si n toro, omo ale ibe ko i ti d’agba ni”. My questions 1. What is the weight of an OMO ALE? 2. Does the English word BASTARD equate the Yoruba ...