Why mechanical engineers cant repair cars Three Kinds of Work There are but three general classes of work. They are: WORK WITH PEOPLE; = managers WORK WITH THINGS; technologist WORK WITH IDEAS. = designers/engineers Each individual is fitted by nature to do one of these better than the others and there will be one class … Continue reading Why Mechanical Engineers Can’t Repair Cars
Women empowerment has so far been a great thing with campaigns and guidelines initiated globally, inorder to safeguard, uplift and empower the rights and status of the girl child. On the contrary, the boy child has been forgotten. As a result, they have been rendered or rather subjected to all kinds of inhumane societal mischief, … Continue reading What about the male child
The major concern of states is the acquisition of power, defined as man control over the mind and action of another man.” H.J Morgenthau Elections are sensitive, reflective, decisive and interesting moments in the political history and calendar of a state globally; These are defining moments whereby the guilty entice the innocent via the stratagem … Continue reading Godsent or Well deserved: The dichotomy of political power and position in Nigeria.
The rot and decadence in the Nigerian Police is devastating. I don’t even know If they cause more harm than good. They’ve proved themselves to b a tool of intimidation in the hands of the rich. Their actions always portray that they are out for hire to the highest bidder. I don’t know about other … Continue reading “Is Nigerian Police Really Your Friend?”
I woke up suddenly feeling throat dry, at about 8pm in the evening. After serious search for water, I came to experience its real sweetness with the little I found. After pondering over what to do next, I decided to take a move, even if it will be futile. Snatching one gallon beside, I set … Continue reading Water Scarcity, Tale of a wounded Lion
Our home has been taken over By this water bodies Water bodies have broken their boundaries Now hunting us taken over our land and homes Lots of properties are destroyed carted away Is up to us to save our land To ravage it from the monster that threatens Her existence wanting to tear it … Continue reading Tackling Flood: You And I Right To Stop
In the past have written about the state of the nation as a whole but now I will be talking about the whole sector separately, the first will be the police force so come with on this journey as we travel into the world of the men in black. To protect and serve with integrity … Continue reading Police versus Twenty Naira
Make sure you write all what you can write Bringing in the best brain you got in your arsenal of thinking faculty Make sure you do to write in history and stood out Standing out not to sell gossip but real honest news The writer’s pen As in ink never runs dry Make sure … Continue reading The Writers Pen
If tomorrow never comes remember I’ll always be there for you See the day may be fast and busy for us not to see each other, but Always remember that you are always on my mind, so go ahead Live as if am always there for you, remember my love for you is A commitment…a … Continue reading …remember
My gold of inestimable price She is bought with a price Far above rubies mother nature’s work of art A gift to mankind valued above everything Radiating the glory of her maker God My Queen so beautiful likes the sun of the morning She owns the key to my heart so far in distance land … Continue reading Wurami…Ayomi
It’s funny and crazy how people often find reasons and excuses for doing wrong things, especially cheating on their partners/spouses. This is quite sad and pathetic, and how they tried to sugarcoat it with various reasons to make it morally acceptable. Cheating to me is a result of greediness and selfishness. It’s not funny when … Continue reading Cheating In Relationships (My View)
Have you ever wonder why most Nigerian citizens who go overseas to school would graduate with firstclass honours but if the same students were to school in a Nigerian University,they would graduate with a secondclass lower or a thirdclass probably. Every time we watch television, we see Nigerians in diaspora excelling in academics and we … Continue reading Why you should be proud of schooling in Nigeria
It is not too early to plan 2018. Yes, your employer has grudgingly released your December salary which has now put you in the position of buying gifts for people, enjoying Christmas without restrictions and having loads of fun till the new year. But remember to save some cash, sufficient enough to keep body and … Continue reading It is not too early to PLAN 2018
My father’s tattered house breeds red demons, and my mother’s kitchen feeds black spirits, We grew up loving demons and black evil spirits that flies in the afternoon. Our neighbours keep their eyes away from us, They shut the eyes of their dogs when ever we are passing by, Even their goats know the sound … Continue reading Scars.
In the last four weeks, we have looked at the divine authorship claims of both the Holy Bible and the Koran. In conclusion, we shall be asking the Muslim apologists a few questions which we humbly hope they would honestly oblige us. Surah 7:158 described Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) as “al-nabi al-ummi” i.e “the unlearned prophet”. … Continue reading The Holy Bible And The Koran: A Personal Opinion (4) Conclusion.