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Day 2: Things That Makes You Happy It's ain't easy to be consistent but all men derives joy of success,  of victory and excellence.  As such is pushing me to the nocturnal attitude while I pen this down.  My joy lies in my success.  Where lies yours? I said yesterday that I cherish substance of upstairs,  I mean intellectual stuff.  When I see my associates that display this,  I am elated.  I was taught to believe that earth great treasure lies in human personality.  So,  I chose a resolution that the best asset to wear is the cap of wit. Also,  I take my joy when my innovations are proved applicable or applauded.  Likewise,  it makes me happy when I see the success of having caused somebody's smile.  It's a joy of satisfaction that I like to feel.  It's my primary ambition to be a completion to people's goal. It's the most lovely one,  to read my happiness on others face.  Actually,  h...

I am me,  the only copy of myself ever made.  For that I am a scarce being,  I treasure myself like the last trace of gem found after thousands meters mining.  I live to love and to serve,  to have fun and to treasure moments. I cherish friendship and I love humanity.  I love to speak and make them match my deeds.  I dream to be an impact, so I thread the path.  My personality is a cheerful one, quick to associate with. I believe in teamwork. I so much cherish personal development and substance of upstairs.  Like all that exist, I have my strength and my weaknesses.  I have my skill and my incapabilities. I'm not great at sport but people credits my writing and oratory. I'm weak at remembering events. I have my moments of annoyance too and I feel unhappy at times too.  Management and politics is a treasured skill and I found time worthy in learning leadership, and tact, knowledge of skills and management.  I am a ge...

It's a time to be sincere,  and also to be frank. What do we have to celebrate about Nigeria? A man begotten already, would not be found in the womb again. Not after the delivery day,  not 60years after.  Poor me! I grew up to the cliche about East or West, that home is the best. Nurtured with a passion o believe that Nigeria not a country, it's a nation. Rather, it's the blood in my vein. Nigeria, it's a spirit that bind us to brothers, and to our ancestors whose history has written heroes for them. Nigeria, it's the epithet that define our affiliation with good and great people of this black nation, the good character of it, the bad and her propaganda. Our soil and oil, that we sing praises now and then. Our hearts and our acts, that we layed in the golden glass. Used or not, we've kept this for 60 year. The traditional me grew up to say Happy whenever we remember the boring tales of our enslaved independence. Hurray to fellow Nigerians in dependen...

I often hear people saying "I will chat those who chat me, I value those who value me, I remember those who remember me". If we all decide to go with that mantra or slogan, then my questions are:- who is chatting first?who is valuing first?  who is taking the lead in the remembrance? We are so blind enough not to see the main problem, it's  EGO/PRIDE , no one wants to take the lead based on his superiority motive, I think we should endeavor to swallow that and watch each other's back. Realistically, I shouldn't be seeing you in my direct message only when you have a beauty pageant contest to win, nor should I be seeing for some referral contests. We have flown the air like birds and swum the sea like fishes, but have yet to learn the simple act of walking the earth like brothers. Brotherhood, I think shouldn't be physical alone, it goes beyond. It's either we live together as brothers or perish together as fools. Check on th...

First of all, am wishing you a happy new year. A promising year, full of fortunes, that encompasses progress,  dominated by health, and I pray you to trend on a successful path to the actualization, realisation and acclamation of your dreams. I regard this piece of work as a resolution for this year 2020. To progress in life, you have to examine your pass mistakes, your past flaws and to accept you are the Mastermind behind it. I want you to look back to 365 days ago, do a random check to the activities and events that transpired, you will vividly figure out your weakness and your strength, your rights and your wrongs, your excess and your deficiency, your independency and your dependency.  You should consider all these. I don't want you to make the same mistake you made last year,  thousands of people has their long list of "2019 resolutions", of course it is sensible, worth seeing, worth applauding, and a laudable list. Alas and behold! This is where  the problem l...

Second Home, Second Fiddle - The Iwo Case Every students of political history across the shores of Iwoland will easily recognize the inglorious locution of 'Our Second Home', its history, its implications and its meaning - both contextual and inferential. For the benefit of inquiring minds, It is a phrasal lip-service whose inception is dated back in the 70s. A lip-service paid on Iwo citizenry to acquire their thumbs anytime election is held. Political actors, having realised the importance of the teeming population of voters Iwo has, and having studied the mindset of the people, came up with the grand deceit. This was expressly used to the detriment of Iwo as a town. As a governorship contestant in the defunct Oyo state, Uncle Bola Ige, of blessed memory, used it to garner votes from Iwoland. Chief Bisi Akande and Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola did same, promising the Iwo community heaven on earth, as their second home. The rest they say, is history as none of these promises was ever...