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"I care not what others think of what I do, but I care very much about what I think of what I do! That is character!" -Theodore Roosevelt From the previous post, you all know that, growing up, we had two toilets meant for everyone in the compound of about 30 families; but I never gave a clue about how the toilet looked...
In my early years (childhood days) we lived in an apartment of one room - one parlour, there were six tenants in same building, or should I say six families? ...
Due to the Buhariconomy in Nigeria, one has to think on how to be self independent. At Present, Sole proprietorship/ Entrepreneurship is what most sensible Nigerians engage themselves. Some also enter partnership with like minded people especially when it's a really wide business endeavor. Let's talk on how to can be an Entrepreneur. What is Entrepreneurship? Entrepreneurship involves creating something new of value,...
The literal meaning of choice is " an option, a decision; an opportunity to choose or select something".It could also mean selection or preference; that which is chosen or decided; the outcome of a decision. We can't control everything but one thing we can control are our choices. You have the right and ability to choose your thoughts, actions,...
'Psyche' reflects freedom, choice and revelation of our true being. it is about the sacredness of the soul and the independence the soul is meant to enjoy.It is a clear reflection of the innocence of a freed soul, a mind not ...
JOLLOF MY JOLLOF Jollo jollo, how far na, do shakara joor today na your day, eeya DAB!!! ...
STRANGERS Searching For the Displaced Studying at a government owned university in Nigeria is an ironically lovely experience. There is an anomalous struggle and strife for knowledge, as well as millions of distractions; learning and living in dilapidated structures, tutelage from frustrated lecturers, incessant strike actions, moribund learning facilities and some other social problems. ...
Do you believe in Nigeria? As you read this, I am in one of Nigeria’s prestigious University, Sitting at the right side of a post-graduate room At the right wing of a post-graduate hall listening with my left ear. It’s a conglomerate of post-graduate students Who should be reading, As with the sadly and truly standard of power, There’s no light so they are...
In the 50s, it was your right to get a right job, if your grades were alright, just alright. At the turn of two decades, it became a privilege and every one was considered less-privileged, you didn't have to know an assistant or a head. As the 1990s were packing her panties, a good grade could not guarantee a good job, but an...
