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The Iri ji (new yam) is an annual rich cultural festival reveredly held by the Igbo people at the end of the rainy season in early August. The ceremony which is a very culturally based occasion, tying individual Igbo communities together as essentially agrarian and dependent on yam, is usually done as a thanksgiving for…
“Most of the lands supposedly acquired in the 40s, 50s and 60s in Lagos on a 99year lease are coming to an end”. [ultra_list list_type=”ultra-list1″] [ultra_li]If you have ownership of a piece of land , why paying tenement rate? [/ultra_li] [ultra_li] Are land truly sold in Nigeria or are we simply selling 99year leaseholds ?…
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Prof. Chidi Osuagwu debunks the long held lies by the British in their purported role in abolishment of Slave trade in Igbo land. [ultra_dropcaps style=”ultra-normal”]I[/ultra_dropcaps]n a recent publication on Opera news, with the twisted headline and following content, Prof Osuagwu provided historical evidence to bust century held British lies in his five (5) points rejoinder….
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