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February 13, 2019
February 11, 2019
February 3, 2019
EMUAKHAGBON!
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“For tomorrow belongs to the people who prepared for it today.” Esan proverbs - By @WPP Jr
God creates music for the upliftment of the human spirit. Music is the food of
the soul because it has the power to connect us to our spirit being. It arouses
our attention and leads us into the dancing mould until we’re transfigure,
driving by terrestrial angelic forces, we’re lifted, transformed and elevated
beyond the physical because our minds is lost in merriment. At that very
moment, we are separated from the pangs of life. Music is what good medicine is
to body of mortals that needs healing; it relieves our spirit from life weights.
Likewise is one’s latter glorious day if we plan well and work the plans.
EMUAKHAGBON
Meaning, to keep your focus on tomorrow concerning that thing you’re doing today in that not to suffer in old age.
One’s later days in life. Likewise, planning for old age
January 25, 2019
THE ESANLAND CHALLENGE
ESAN PEOPLE think of one GOOD THING you can
do to enhance and promote development in Irrua, Ekpoma, Uromi, Ubiaja, Egoro, Ekpon, Ewohimi, Emu, Ewatto,
Ewossa, Amalu, Igueben, Idoa, Illushi, Ifeku, Iyenlen, Iruekpen, Ohordua,
Okhuesan, Oria, Onogholo, Orowa, Opoji, Ogwa, Okalo, Ebelle, Ewu, Ugboha,
Uroh, Uzea, Udo, Urohi, Ojiogba, Ugun, Ugbegun, and Ukhun TODAY! - by WPP Jr
January 16, 2019
January 14, 2019
AGRIBUSINESS - Controlling pests without the use of chemicals
By AgroNigeria
One of the
perennial problems that farmers face is pests invasion. Pests are dangerous and
are great threats to the success of any agribusiness.
For
decades, chemical pesticides have been the usual way to control pests on farms.
Sadly, its effect on human’s health has raised concerns and many people have
argued against its use.
Most of
these pesticides are poisonous in nature, though it is the poison that
eradicates the pest. But, at times, these pesticides do have residual effects
on human as a result of the contamination of the crops during its application.
Therefore,
taking preventive measure is better than control. As you plant your crop, there
are some plants you can as well plant simultaneously.
These
plants that are called companion and pest repellant plants help to reduce pest
population and also serve some beneficial purposes, like proper
utilization of space and enhance crop safety through the provision of habitat
for beneficial plants.
January 2, 2019
December 26, 2018
BREAKING NEWS.
After
almost three years of no electricity in Ewohimi, today 26/12/2018 electricity
is now fully back on all over Ewohimi.
Kudos
to everyone who makes this happen. So the effort that was put into this should
be extended to Ewatto and Orhordua who is still out of electricity right now.
Celebrating
Esanland Cultural Heritage
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