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Dead body water, according to a mortuary attendant in Ghana, is being purchased by some pastors in the country for as much as N500,000. In a report by Yen Gh, the female mortuary worker was seen in a video while speaking in an interview with Accra-based Atinka FM, where she narrated how the water was in high demand. According to the lady whose identity was hidden, the pastors pay as much as GH₵7,000, for the water, and sometimes they even have shortage. She explained that some family members prefer to have their corpses bathed at the mortuary, and this is the water that the pastors come to buy. She said when the floor is mopped, the cleaners squeeze the dirty water out and keep it in bottles which the pastors come for in disguise. Describing it as a ‘side job’, the mortuary worker confessed to be doing this business in order to earn more money, explaining that the work in itself does not fetch them much. She, however, did not mention the names of the pastors and

Starting a new relationship after a recent (or not too recent) breakup usually takes a lot of strength and boldness. There is that part of wanting to be careful so as not to repeat the same mistakes from the last relationship, then there is the part that does not want to compare yet does not want to be taken for granted. Many times getting to walk through these can be so demanding you don’t even want to try afresh. However, one must try to heal from the past and move on as soon as one knows s/he is ready for a new relationship. Sometimes, even when we get advances from people we tend to turn them down due to fears and uncertainties. The truth is all these are understandable and are very valid, also, another truth is that it is possible to find love again after a breakup if one does the right things. That is what this article is about. Here are 5 tips on dating again after a breakup. 1.      Have A Positive Mind-set There is usually that cloud of pessimism that tries to c

Almost a week after she was publicly humiliated and bashed for posing as owner of a mansion that wasn't hers, Nigerian relationship blogger, Blessing Okoro, has fallen on her kneels to apologise to her fans and Nigerians at large. Okoro's case gained traction when Onye Eze China, owner of a 7-bedroom duplex building which she had flaunted online as a memento for her golden 30th birthday got wind of her chicanery and exposed her online. To prove she was indeed owner of the house, she went back into the buidling hoping to take some photos supposedly to authenticate her ownership claims and douse growing suspicion from her online community, but she was apprehended and shackled by the onwer. The clip of her humiliation when the owner handcuffed and interrogated her quickly spread online like prairie fire. It was in the midst of the public backlash and bashing that she disclosed how hearbroken she was in a live Instagram video that she might commit suicide.  Accor