When I was younger, I hated green leaves. I hated seeing them in my meals. It was like a norm to see these tiny green leaves in almost all the meals. If it wasn’t prepared together with the food, it was prepared differently and added to the food. Well as kids, there wasn’t much choice […]
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Is there anything we were told as children that has not been debunked? Like ‘Boy! go to school, read hard, you’d graduate and get a good job’… ‘Boy, work hard and you’d be rich, hard work really pays! Really? Does Hard work really pay? The African proverb goes, “What an old man sees sitting on
As the year draws to an end, people all over the world look forward to glittering decorations, lively music, tasty foods, fireworks and exciting gifts/cards just because Christmas is around the corner. But many know little about this holiday. Now let’s briefly take a look at the history of Christmas. The English term “Christmas” means
Do you remember? The days when ice water, condense, zobo, were sold for one naira per one tied nylon… Then we were given ten naira as lunch money in school and you’d buy gala and zobo, put the zobo in your front pocket and the gala in your nicker pocket, then as you pinch the
What if people decide to stay back and build on the endless opportunities in Nigeria instead of to Japa (emigrate)? Is there really anywhere it is easier to make this money without putting in the work? Is problems no longer the pit where money can be dug from by finding solutions? Is necessity no longer
Take a good look at these beautiful Arts as you read… Now can you imagine that these Arts were made from start to finish by secondary school students within the class range of JSS 1 & 2 and SS 1 & 2? On the day of the exhibition, the students actually made colourful liquid soaps
This is the continuation of Chukwuma Ngozi (Not real name) story. She’s a graduate of English & Literary studies/History & International Relations (combined Honours), UNN. To read the first part of her story, click here To read the second part click here LAST PART OF THE TRAINING PERIOD It was a tough period for me,
HOW LIFE WENT FOR ME AFTER NYSC (NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS) IN NIGERIA (part 3) Read More »
This is the continuation of Chukwuma Ngozi (Not real name) story. She’s a graduate of English & Literary studies/History & International Relations (combined Honours), UNN. To read the first part of her story, click here TRAINING PERIOD So I had asked two questions during the interview; ofcourse, after they were done with their questions. First,
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Chukwuma Ngozi (Not real name) a graduate of English & Literary studies/History & International Relations (combined Honours), UNN shares her story of getting a job after her service year in Akwa Ibom state, Nigeria. BEFORE THE JOB, AFTER THE INTERVIEW Well, before the job was a young corper waiting her POP (Passing Out Parade), living
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The vaginal does have a natural smell and it is unrealistic to think that it will smell of roses or perfume, it doesn’t. It doesn’t and it shouldn’t. So I’m going to take you through the different kinds of Vaginal smell, what they mean and what you can do about them, if they are not
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