FOCY Talk

The Arewa youths had on Thursday  August 03, 2017 insisted  that the quit notice given to the Igbo people living in the northern part of Nigeria still stands. The group also said that those who are interested  in being  part of  one Nigeria are not to panic while those not interested  are to leave before the expiration  of the given notice. Shettima  Yarima, the chairman of the forum who spoke in Kano on Thursday  had said the group mission is for a peaceful  co-existence  of every people in the country. They also gave reasons  for standing by their initial  quit notice issued to the Igbo people to leave the northern part the country.

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State has emphasised on the need for elections to reflect the will of Nigerians. Okowa stated this in Asaba when the Nigeria Union of Journalist Chairman, Delta state council Comr. Michael Ikeogwu and members of the newly inaugurated executives paid him a visit in the state capital. Okowa told the crew that information passed to Nigerians on Social media should be the facts so that unnecessary heating up of still waters could be avoided. He said, "we need to cross check facts before posting. Now with the new media all manner of reporting is out there in the public..." On his remark, Comr. Michael Ikeogwu said the visit was to present the newly executives to the Governor and also seek his support.

INGREDIENTS OF GOOD LEADERSHIP From the genesis of things, man has always been ordained to lead; from the garden of Eden, the kings of Israel and most great leaders of the past, it shows that leadership is a God ordained course. A Leader is one who takes control, organise, assign, take risk and take responsibility of the outcome and also serve. He is the number  one subject of his own teritory. He is the head and also the tail. A leader is more than the name. On the other hand, Leadership is the act of leading; the process of leading. Everyone is capable of being a leader but not everyone will eventually succeed as a leader. This as a result that leadership has it own sacrifice. Nevertheless, man is a leader in one area or the other. In what ever area he found himself leading, he must take to himself the responsibility of a leader. Leadership can be seen as  mango seeds. In every mango seed there is a tree and that tree can be a mango forest. It is interesting to know that n

Linda Ikeji started blogging about 2006. She started with no motives of making money but I guess that would not be true. No one go into a business without the monetary aspect in a pigeon hole of the mind. Nevertheless, the start up of this great blogger in Nigeria had encourage most youth to go into blogging. While she was in school, she was involved in modelling but unfortunately that was not her hobby, so to say. She took into blogging in 2006 and it has been a decade now and she is a millionaire. In as much as Linda has attained a height that every single blogger would love to attain in Nigeria, the main key is the passion not the money or fame. Concentrate on the passion in what ever you do and you will make it pay!

INTRODUCTION Africa is blessed with a lot of natural resources ranging from oil, water, vegetation and human resources. Africans across the globe has contributed their quarter to development of human kind. Therefore, it is worth knowing about the richly Africa continent. On this article, I am going to expose the whole process of making Cassava flour popularly known as Garri. Cassava plant Garri is a Niger Delta, Western and Eastern parts of Nigeria food. Though, other countries in West Africa also produces it, I am specifically going to talk on how it is processed in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria. CASSAVA Cassava  also know with it biological name as Manihot Esculenta is a woody shrub plant cultivated an annual crop in the tropical and subtropical regions across the world. Though, it can be harvested within period of six months after planting. (To learn more about the history check here:  Cassava  ) PLANTING (To be updated) HARVESTING (To be up

ENWHE COMMUNITY Introduction Location History Ruling system Burial process Religion Festival Food INTRODUCTION "Enwhe" is the name of the community. It means "laughter". The name was gotten from the founder of the community as would be seen in the history section of this article. Though Okpolo clan is also part of the Enwhe kingdom. So when talking about Enwhe community, it comprises the Okpolo clan which is the water side of the community. LOCATION Enwhe community is located in the southern part of Delta State, Niger Delta region of Nigeria. It share common boundaries with Olomoro to it north, Igbide to it east and Umeh to it south east. Also with Ewreni, Unenurhie and Ugweru (these later three are urhobo communities). From the later three communities mentioned, it can be seen that Enwhe is a boundary community between the Urhobo and the Isoko. Enwhe has a population over 4'000 inhabitants. From the Ughelli axis of the