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Sometimes, it takes a bright mind and optimistic logic to see the opportunities of greatness that reside in this country parallel to the daily deafening news of violence and void, of daunting challenges in various parts of the nation. Like almost, the media would call the bad one news and the lovely ones current affairs. We are almost confused at the function of the media for any happenings thinking it is theirs to choose what happens. Anyways, my fact is enough for me to believe that we are more than twice blessed as the challenges facing us, and we can choose which side to see. As Bill Clinton rightly said, we can cure everything that is wrong about our nation with what is right.  Nigeria as a nation of 6 geopolitical zones featuring 3 each to the two protectorates that made it up, i.e the South and the North, has been facing several security threats, civil unrest and other challenges like tribal grief, political issues, economic depressions and infrastructural demand. These and othe

And in time until recent, could I discover what it ever meant, to choose a spot and sit, on the cushion chairs or lie, on the lifted pad of foam. For hours and for days, weeks and time indefinite. Either doing or be done. Man is but embellished in fear, and the unfair thought of what may grieve him. Continents asunder to ashes of perplexion, in awe of the horrible distress. A hot air of dying awake, blown to challenge the globe we built. The ever-great history of the pen in ink and images dates to be related for generations. Death is inevitable but no man is living to die. Health is more cherished for all sick seek to heal. What then, shall we of a disease that holds your breath? Contagious, airborne they contest or droplets based. Spreading, through the globe from nations to continents. Cubicles, shouldn’t host if they are yours to be safe. Exactly, what shall I tell of the new century disease? Someone needs to replay the scenes of how the world president was wandering between words a

"When day comes, we step out of the shade, aflame and unafraid. The new dawn blooms as we free it. For there is always light if only we’re brave enough to see it, if only we’re brave enough to be it." ~Amanda Gorman Last year was indeed a great year that brought hope to reality and realization that we could actually earn it if we always want it. I found myself positioned at places I thought I've missed, I achieved things that I was on the last lap to give up on them. I thank God for the opportunities from last year, the several titles and offices I earned last year, the certifications I got last year, the books I read last year, the lessons I learnt and the people I met last year. Last year was beautiful! May this year be filled with more testimony and greater opportunities. This year, I will be focusing more on some things and building consistency. I hopefully will be reducing greatly the attention I pay to some unnecessary affairs and I will get more to building on my g

"It's so much darker when a light goes out than it would have been if it had never shone." ~John Steinbeck Our napkin is still soaked in tears because our mind is grieved. Our hearts were tatteredly shot with the pain of death, the agony of the pain, and circumstances of negligence surrounding it.  On the evening of a Thursday, 22nd of April, the demise of Asefon Nifemi Bernard became evident. Sources explained that he had earlier fell into a latrine pit after switching electricity where he spent about 25minutes (another source claimed 45minutes) before being rescued. Sources expatiated that upon bringing him to the LTH, Ogbomoso, the medical practitioner claimed they couldn't attend to him unless the DSA presence is registered. 15minutes afterward was the DSA arrival on which the source claimed heard reporting the unavailability of oxygen gas. This unavailability of oxygen gas was not admitted by the hospital resident doctors, according to tweet. It was s

Like I said in the last episode, I am really not a fan of many things including sports and many social involvements.  Foundational basis,  I love Bollywood. It's just suit the perfect amusement of watching that I want,  with their pinch of salt. I've watched many that I can't remember their titles.  Earlier this year,  I developed a serious zeal to watch the Game of Thrones but at the maximum of 7mins,  I will fall asleep or lost myself.  I so much want to see the movie but my strength couldn't bear it.  The movie has been reviewed to have great politicking lessons.  So far, I have enjoyed Merlin and the Legend of the Seeker as series movie and I appreciates Nollywood too as an ambassador of the land. I once watched Figurine, I enjoys movies from Odunlade Adekola crime stories and others.   But the summary of the long boring talk is that,  I can't call any my favorite. I watch what excites me.  ~iamBECOOL

I am really unfamiliar with many social terms. Being single isn't cursed and being tangled isn't fang. Both matters at their times. By the way, people like us,  we are single and we are happy. Enjoying life to the fullest of it,  taking on every every opportunity and exploring the values of living.  Isn't that awesome?  ~iamBECOOL