Every one of us, at one point or the other, desire to be free to do what pleases us at our own time and in our own way.
Regardless of our status or who we are, freedom is enshrined and ingrained Continue reading
Courage
Confronting your fears
Fear…it’s something we can all relate with in different areas of our lives at different moments and in different circumstances.
Some know how to deal with it, circumventing it, and forging ahead…others may refuse to confront it…and others would use it either to their negative Continue reading
Broken screens can still take good pictures…
By Femi Aderibigbe
On a flight from Abuja to Lagos, I sat just a row behind a young couple.
They were with a little girl, not more than 2 years old, obviously their daughter.
I sat on an aisle seat, on the right side of the aircraft.
The father, carrying the little girl, also sat on an aisle seat, on the left side of the Continue reading
Trappings of Power
Have you ever heard or read the report about a person…and you wonder either in consternation or in admiration…until your perception about this person is shattered or your reality is rocked by unknown revelations and insights about this person(s)?
I read a book very recently, “A Prisoner in His Palace” by Will Bardenwerper …stumbled upon it while reading another book, “Extreme Ownership: How U.S Continue reading
The Impartial Judge in Us
Who is an impartial judge? According to https://www.collinsdictionary.com/ “Someone who is impartial is not directly involved in a particular situation and is therefore able to give a fair opinion or decision about it”.
In the court of law, this is very crucial to a free and fair hearing, the precursor to the judiciary been the last hope for justice for the downtrodden.
But it does not stay only in law, it applies to our lives especially if you are a Continue reading
ODE TO DRAWBACKS AND FAILURES
We have often encountered difficulties and challenges in our journey in life. Be it career, relationships, family, name it….
We have experienced back-stabbing, slandered, maligned, betrayed, disappointed Continue reading
Don’t Cover Your Book (A 2 Mins Read)
By Osideinde Adewale
It was their Physics 101 exam, Sam called out to Kunle in a low voice – Kunle! Kunle! Move your hand, I want to see your answer to question 5.
How many of us remember doing this? Confession time 😛 or maybe you didn’t ask for permission, you just copied anyway. Wehdone ma! Wehdone sir! 🤣🤣🤣
Continue readingWhat Do You See
Our journey in life depends oftentimes on what we see ahead and our expectations at the end of the journey. Imagine you are traveling to Dubai, you are filled with mental images of Dubai, Abu Dhabi and all the exotic locations in that wonderful city, that anything that suggests Continue reading
When It Matters Most…
Have you ever considered the possibility of what can happen to you, running a 24/7 schedule?
Have you thought of your family? Loved Ones?
The King With One Ear – Redemption
“Your Majesty, i just uncovered a plot by some disgruntled elements to destabilize your coronation by abducting you and killing you. As we speak they are finalizing the plans and i have proof to show how advanced, the plan has gone.” Le Coquin then presented to the King-in-waiting the communication and handwritten notes of Verstockt that he had stolen from his house. Immediately, the King summoned High Chief Metomofin, who in turn convened an emergency Council meeting were it was resolved that the matter be quelled at once by sending the King’s Guards to effect the arrest of the Traitors and the matter nipped in the bud before the coronation day so that it sends a strong warning to anyone who could be contemplating it. Continue reading
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