Photos- Just 7 Days After Announcing Search For a Wife on Facebook, He Got Married to a Woman He Met Online

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 Just 7 days after Facebook user Chidimma Obodoechina Amedu announced  searching for a wife on the social media platform, he has walked down the aisle with a woman he met online, Sophy Ijeoma.
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FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup qualifier: Falconets storm South Africa today

 

 

   Nigeria U-20 women team will leave for South Africa today ahead of Saturday’s U20 Women’s World Cup qualifying clash. The Nigerian delegation will depart the nation’s capital to Lagos before flying out via Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport to Johannesburg same day.

MASSOB Puts Southern States on Herdsmen Alert

 
  Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), under the leadership of Mr. Uchenna Madu, has called on southern states and the Middle Belt, to be vigilant over alleged herdsmen plans to attack major cities and communities in their areas.

Benue, Nasarawa govs fight over killings

 

   Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom and his Nasarawa counterpart, Tanko Al-makura, yesterday, traded words over recent killings by suspected Fulani herdsmen.

   Ortom fired the first salvo when he  accused Nasarawa State of providing a launchpad for the January 1 attack that sent no fewer than 70 people to their untimely grave. He claimed that the Fulani herdsmen that carried out the massacre stormed the six communities of Guma and Logo local government areas from a camp in Tunga, Awe Local Government Area in the neighbouring Nasarawa State. Ortom who made the disclosure at the Presidential Villa, Abuja shortly after he met behind closed doors for two hours with President Muhammadu Buhari has consistently accused members of the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, who have have opposed the anti-open grazing law recently signed into law in Benue of masterminding the massacre.

This Day in History 10 January: 1901 Gusher signals start of U.S. oil industry

 

  On this day in 1901, a drilling derrick at Spindletop Hill near Beaumont, Texas, produces an enormous gusher of crude oil, coating the landscape for hundreds of feet and signaling the advent of the American oil industry. The geyser was discovered at a depth of over 1,000 feet, flowed at an initial rate of approximately 100,000 barrels a day and took nine days to cap. Following the discovery, petroleum, which until that time had been used in the U.S. primarily as a lubricant and in kerosene for lamps, would become the main fuel source for new inventions such as cars and airplanes; coal-powered forms of transportation including ships and trains would also convert to the liquid fuel.