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Discover River Ethiope: On The Go Report with Lady E

Using a hand-held mobile, Ejiro Umukoro jumps on the opportunity to discover the exact source of the River Ethiope. And…

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Lady E: From the roots of the Oloku Shrine sits the tree of 1,000 years old, where from beneath it, the River Ehiope’s Source is traced

Using a hand-held mobile, Ejiro Umukoro jumps on the opportunity to discover the exact source of the River Ethiope. And you will not believe what you will see!


This microfeature story reveals how you can seize opportunities to tell unusual stories on the spur pof the moment using only your mobile.


The Delta State Government continues to lose billions of Naira through untapped and neglected tourism potential across Delta State.

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