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(Photo): Fulani Herdsmen Kills 4 Benue People In Fresh Attack

Four persons have been reportedly killed in Benue State, after some suspected Fulani herdsmen launched attack on Uvir Council Ward in Guma LGA of the State.

DAILY POST gathered that among the victim was a community leader, whose name was given as Alex Mtsor.

According to a native of the area, James, the heavily armed gunmen invaded the village late Wednesday night.

Meanwhile, DAILY POST could not reach the Police PRO in the state, Moses Yamuh for comment at the time of this report.
The incident came barely one month after Guma was attacked by the herdsmen where over 80 persons were killed.

Source;
http://dailypost.ng/2018/01/25/breaking-fulani-herdsmen-strike-benue-kill-four/

Simi Unveiled As Ambassador For Opera Inc. In Nigeria

STORY:

Its all happiness for singer, Simi in all fronts of live as her music is making waves, her mother just married another man which she was the chief bridesmaid and now she has been unveiled as the latest brand ambassador of Opera Inc.

As the new brand ambassador for Opera, Simi will be spreading the word on the different Opera products such as Opera News, "the new news app from Opera" which offers tailor made content for readers of local and international news.
According to Simi;
“I’m delighted to be working with such an exciting brand as Opera, helping them introduce Opera News to Nigeria and reminding everyone how awesome Opera Mini is”, said Simi.

“I had a great year in 2017 personally and to start this new one with this collaboration is so exciting. I’m doing lots of projects with Opera over the coming months, so watch this space.”

Peugeot Celebrates 50 Years of Legend 504 Vehicle

Story

Fifty years ago a car was launched that heralded the birth of the stylish, high quality cars that Peugeot is famous for today.

The Peugeot 504 is a mid-size, front-engine, rear wheel drive automobile manufactured and marketed by Peugeot for model years 1968-1983 over a single generation, primarily in four-door sedan and wagon configurations — but also with two-door coupe, convertible and pickup truck variants.

The 504 was noted for its robust body structure, long suspension travel, and torque tube drive shaft — enclosed in a rigid tube attached at each end to the gearbox housing and differential casing, relieving drive train torque reactions. The 504 ultimately achieved widespread popularity in far-flung rough-terrain countries — including Brazil, Argentina, Australia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Cameroon, Benin, Kenya and Nigeria.

More than three million 504s were manufactured in its European production, with production continuing globally under various licensing arrangements — including 27,000 assembled in Kenya and 425,000 assembled in Nigeria, using knock-down kits — with production extending into 2006.

Having debuted as Peugeot's flagship at the 1968 Paris Salon, the 504 received the 1969 European Car of the Year. In 2013, the LA Times called it "Africa's workhorse.
Happy birthday #Peugeot504

Source:
http://mandynews.com/2018/01/24/peugeot-celebrates-50-years-of-legend-504-nigerians-reacts-photos/

Shocking: Man carried a bag of cement with his mouth (Photos)

It was shocking today when a man carried a 50kg bag of cement with his bare mouth... It was a monstrous experience that amazed everyone present at the scene... Can you try this???

See photos for proof...

Nigeria win Equatorial Guinea to top group C, Libya through

Nigeria beat Equatorial Guinea 3-1 in Agadir to top African Nations Championship Group C and advance to the quarter finals alongside Libya, who struck in second-half stoppage time to take Rwanda's place in the final eight.
Salisu Yusuf's side top the group on seven points after second-half goals from Anthony Okpotu, Dayo Ojo and substitute Rabiu Ali overturned Equatorial Guinea's first-half advantage, while Libya advance alongside them on six points after Elmutasem Abushnaf struck in the 93rd minute.
Rwanda head home with four points, and Equatorial Guinea end their campaign pointless, despite some bright moments against Nigeria.
The Super Eagles haven't convinced in their first two fixtures - being held by Rwanda before narrowly beating a lethargic Libya team - and they fell behind after 40 minutes when Nsi Eyama headed past Ikechukwu Ezenwa at a corner.
However, after another unconvincing first-half performance - with Sunday Faleye firing wide with the goal at his mercy after snatching the ball from Okpotu in the 42nd minute - they responded in style after the break.
Okpotu cut a frustrated figure in his first two matches at the CHAN, but he demonstrated his poacher's instincts to head home at the back post in the 59th minute following a fine cross from the impressive Osas Okoro.
10 minutes later, Nigeria had taken the advantage after Ojo - installed to the starting lineup at the expense of Ali - slammed home a powerful right-footed effort from outside the area.
Seven minutes from time, Ali - introduced to prove some late experience after replacing Ifeanyi Ifeanyi - made sure of the victory from the penalty spot after Okpotu had been fouled in the box.
Over in Tanger, Libya left it late but ultimately secured progression at the death after Abushnaf finally ended Rwanda's resolve following a well worked moved down the Amavubi's right.
Up to that point, it looked like Antoine Hey's side would get away with a draw despite a negative display.
13 minutes from time, Abdulrahman Rahamdhan Khalifa fired over from close range as the Rwanda failed to clear their lines from a corner, while Ahmed El Trbi hit the post at the death after being picked out - unmarked - at the back post

A Brief Historical Origin Of Ibillo Community In Edo State

Historical Origin (Circa 1700 AD)

The International African Institute London has,
since 1945, been engaged in the preparation and publication of an Ethnographic Survey of Africa, the objective being to present information on the various peoples of Africa in terms of location, natural environment, economy, crafts, social structure, political organization, religious beliefs and cults. A Committee of the Institute set up under the Chairmanship of Professor Radcliffe
Brown under took the editing of the survey with the generous collaboration of Research Institutions, Anthropologists, the British Colonial Development
and Welfare Funds and the Belgian authorities through the Commission d’Ethnologie of the Institute Royal Colonial Belge. The Book titled
Ethnographical Survey of Africa, The Benin Kingdom and The Edo-Speaking Peoples of South Western Nigeria was co-published by R.E. Bradbury and P.C. Lloyd in 1957.
In that publication Ibillo was classified as number 5 of the 28 autonomous or semi autonomous Edo speaking communities in the northern part of Kukuruku Division with the population of 4,180 people including stranger element and Leper
Settlement vide the 1952 Census Bulletin with 8 families and 4 wards. The ancestors of most of these communities were said to have migrated from Benin or from the Yoruba country on the west
while Ibillo was stated to have originated from Ife.
This historical origin of Ibillo substantiated the earlier report titled: An Intelligence Report on 34 Independent Villages of the Kukuruku Division,
Benin Province by R.L.V. Wilkes D.O. (District Officer) published in 1940. Also by this Report Ibillo was said to be founded by a man called Ibillo who was stated to have come direct from Ife. Ibillo
was administered since 1890 from Ikare, Kabba, Okene, Ido, Fugar and Auchi and in 1920 became part of Imeri District under the Onimeri. This historic fact was confirmed by the Mid Western
State of Nigeria Administrative Research and Support Division Report on the Investigations into the Role of Chiefs in the Mid Western State 1970.
Ibillo population as at 1940 was 615 people and under a native administration comprised of Elders Council and Age Grade System at both the quarters
and village levels.

Ezanafe. O.

FACTORS THAT HAMPER DEVELOPMENT OF IBILLO

Endemic Disunity:
Prevalent disunity both within the quarters and the town levels is rife which diffuses collective spirit at attainment of communal goals. Covering or supporting of wrong and selfish interests leaning along quarters affinity or line is rampart which breeds more disunity. The general or communal interest should be elevated above sectional, selfish or private interest for the common good.

Intra and Inter Quarters and Community Disputes:
Intra and inter quarters disputes cut across almost every quarters in Ibillo stemming from rivalries arising from claims, right, interests, etc founded on the proper or improper observance or enforcement of the observance of native law, custom, cultures, tradition and so on and so forth such as quarters headship, distribution formula, masquerades and burial rites. Some led to boycott of Elders Council and/or running of parallel Elders Council, abandoning or limiting burial dance and masquerade parades points, etc. This trend applies to the town level.
This is unhealthy to the development of Ibillo.

Lack of Interest in Education and ‘Get Rich Quick’ Syndrome:
It is sad that so many youths in Ibillo detest education for pleasure and comfort today. This epicurean attitude of get rich-quick, luxury, pleasure, comfort, etc without work has no good signal for posterity. This luxurious tendencies to attain wealth without sweat lures scores of youths to Motor bike service/employment (popularly called Okada) rendering them vulnerable to unwholesome vices and menaces.

Security Challenges:
The vulnerability of Ibillo to the scourge of armed robbers and hoodlums particularly along Ibillo-Imoga, Ibillo-Okene, Ibillo-Ikare, Ibillo-Igarra and Ibillo-Ikiran Ile routes calls for concern. The high indices of casualties to attacks by the elements of the underworld leaves Ibillo vulnerable. Clamour for a permanent Army Barrack at Ibillo as well as bringing pressure to bear on the Local and State Governments to equip and service our local Vigilante Outfit, constant an effective Community Policing will check the menace.

Unemployment:
A teething problem that goes to the root of the entire social fabric is unemployment. Graduates of tertiary institutions at different levels still roam about the streets helpless for decades without prospects for job opportunities. The level of employment will determine the beauty of Ibillo. Unemployment accounts for the prevailing Okada ridding, cultism, drug abuse, smoking, alcoholism, etc which should not be allowed to take over and render our Community unsafe. We therefore appeal to those in government to come to aid. The illustrious sons and daughters of Ibillo who are positioned should also endeavor to see to this area.

How To Heal Cracked Feet Quickly

Heel fissures, also known as cracked feet, are a common problem for people of all ages. Lack of moisture is one of the most common causes. Other causes are standing for long hours, use of
harsh soaps, dehydration, cold chilly winter weather, continuous exposure to water, overweight,
habit of wearing wrong kind of footwear, psoriasis, thyroid disease, diabetes and so on.
Cracked feet look unattractive and in some cases, it can even bleed and lead to infection and extreme
pain; but it can be easily taken care of with some simple and easy home remedies as follows:

Petroleum Jelly:
Petroleum jelly will help to maintain the moisture level of your feet and hence it can also heal cracked feet. Before going to bet, apply petroleum jelly on your feet generously and after that, wear a
pair of clean socks to lock in the moisture. Follow this remedy daily.

Petroleum Jelly + Lemon:
Mix petroleum jelly with lemon juice and then apply to the dry and cracked heels. Before applying, wash your feet and pat them dry. Follow this remedy daily.

Banana:

Take one or two overripe bananas and blend them in a blender to form a thick and creamy paste.

Wash your feet properly and then apply this smooth banana paste on it. Allow it to sit for about

15 minutes and then wash your feet thoroughly with lukewarm water or cold water alternatively.

Soon you will have smooth and silky feet in no time. Repeat this remedy daily to prevent and treat

dry/cracked heels. Again, ripe pawpaw can also be used.

Warm Water:

Before going to bed, take half a bucket of warm water and add some liquid soap in it. Soak your

feet in this warm soapy water for about 20 minutes. The dead skin cells will become loose,

which you can now get rid of by scrubbing with a pumice stone. Do it gently or else the skin will get

irritated. Finally, rinse off your feet with clean water, pat dry them with a soft towel and apply

some foot cream or moisturiser. Wear a pair of clean socks. In the morning, you will find your feet

in a better condition. Follow this remedy daily until the cracked feet are healed completely.

Honey:

One easy remedy is to soak you feet in warm water and honey for 10 minutes. This will help to get rid of the dryness and your feet will become soft and supple.

Source: The Medical Facts