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*CLEAN YOUR KIDNEYS WITH ₦100 or even less.* Years are passing by and our kidneys are filtering the blood by removing salt and any unwanted bacteria entering our body. With time, salt accumulates in our kidney and it needs to undergo cleaning treatment. How are we going to do this? Here is an easy, cheap and simple way to do it. Take a bunch of fresh green corriander leaves ( EFO EBOLO)  and wash it clean. Cut it in small pieces and put it in a pot. Pour clean water and boil it for ten minutes and let it cool down. Next filter it and pour it in a clean bottle and keep it in the refrigerator to cool. Drink one glass everyday and you will notice all salt and other accumulated impurities coming out of your kidneys during urination. You will be able to notice the difference yourself! Fresh green CORIANDER is known as the best cleaning treatment for kidneys and the best part is, it is natural! Please share this information with others and keep your kidneys clean.. Dont jus

Garri, is processed cassava tubers, and has become a much wanted staple food in Nigeria. Once considered to be food for the poor, garri is gradually slipping out of the reach of ordinary Nigerians who sometimes cannot do without helping themselves to a plate of eba (or garri flour mixed in hot water) or its soaked version every day. Someone once shared with me that the businesses that will continue as long as human civilisation remains are those businesses that meet the basic needs of man, i.e. food, clothing, health, and shelter. There is a great sense in this. This is because as long as we are alive, we would require good and quality food, good clothing, good shelter and good health to lead an acceptable level of existence. Nigerian communities must begin to look at developing businesses that can address these basic needs. This is why garri processing plant is one great business opportunity that fits this mould. The industrial processing of cassava in Nigeria holds much potentia

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*Before Oyo* The peoples who lived in Yorubaland, at least by the seventh century BC, were not initially known as the Yoruba, although they shared a common ethnicity and language group. The historical Yoruba develop in situ, out of earlier (Mesolithic)Volta-Niger populations, by the 1st millennium BC. Archaeologically, the settlement at Ile-Ife can be dated to the 4th century BC, with urban structures appearing in the 12th century (the urban phase of Ile-Ife before the rise of Oyo, ca. 1100-1600, is sometimes described as a "golden age" of Ile-Ife).  *Now the Oyo Empire* Ife was surpassed by the Oyo Empire as the dominant Yoruba military and political power between 1600 and 1800 AD. The nearby kingdom of Benin was also a powerful force between 1300 and 1850. Most of the city states were controlled by Obas, elected priestly monarchs, and councils made up of Oloyes, recognised leaders of royal, noble, and often even common descent, who joined them in ruling over the ki

One of the Presidential aspirants who had vowed to unseat President Muhammadu Buhari in the 2019 presidential election, Dr. Thomas-Wilson Ikubese, has declared for his supporters January 21 as “YesWeFit DAY.” Dr Thomas-Wilson Ikubese Mr. Ikubese who has YesWeFit as his political slogan, said it means Nigerians can achieve a new Nigeria devoid of the status quo of recycling old men without young and boisterous ideals which, according to him, has kept the country the way it is. Mr. Ikubese who is a medical practitioner had, while declaring to unseat Buhari in 2019 under a political party, National Conscience Party (NCP), said that he joined the political arena because he saw the need to salvage the country from hardship and place it on the level among global counterparts in terms of true development. He also said he is coming to represent the ordinary Nigerians who have been sidelined from governance and denied true dividend of democracy. Enjoining his supporters and all Nige

HOME BACKGROUND Dr. Thomas - Wilson Ikubese was born in Lagos to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ikubese on Sunday 22nd of November, 1970. The mother hails from Ughelli and the father hails from Amai both in Delta State, Nigeria. ACADEMIC BACKGROUND Young Wilson attended Cherubim and Seraphim primary school, Ikorodu in Lagos between 1977-1983 and proceeded to Majidun Community Grammar School, Ikorodu between 1983-1988. While in the Secondary School, he represented Ikorodu Local Government in debating competitions and won severally based on his oratory strength. Upon the completion of his School Certificate in 1988, he sat for the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) and scored six A`s which was the best result in Ikorodu Local Government that year. His age long passion for Medicine made him proceed to the University of Benin School of Medicine where he studied Medicine and Surgery. POLITICAL EXPERIENCE While in the University, he distinguished himself as a visionary of repute. He was a h

Recognise When To Be Silent: Aina Omowumi Adenodi  Silence is the lack or absence of audible sound, or complete stillness/muteness. Silence is not always a sign of weakness, it is a sign and source of great strength.    There are times, circumstances and situations when words are just not necessary. In such cases, it is not because it is not important, or that you are a coward, it is not just the right time to speak.       Everyone must know when not to speak, and one of such times, is when you sense an argument or perhaps it has begun already and your words are referred to in a way that is totally different from what you actually meant, at that time, act wise and be quiet, because if you continue, it will only fuel the situation and make it even worse. Never miss a good chance to shut up, because it is not necessary to respond to every word spoken to you (positive or negative). Your silence serves as a weapon that guards you against trouble and wicked people, the Bible