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The corridors of Nigerian politics

- a personal reflection on Ayisha Osori's Book “Love Does Not Win Elections. In the hustle and bustle of frequent travel, I've cultivated a fascinating habit - always having a paperback in hand to read whether high above the clouds or whilst waiting in the airport lounge. Typically, I gravitate towards self-help tomes, but every … Continue reading The corridors of Nigerian politics

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Verklempt! My Timeline of enjoyment

April was fantastic. As the subject title clearly depicts, it was overwhelming, overwhelmingly good, and positive. As a Christian, the Easter season, and the joy of knowing, being in Christ and celebrating His resurrection made this month special. I also had so much fun with friends and family on several occasions, and there were a … Continue reading Verklempt! My Timeline of enjoyment

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Living and Learning

It's good to have someone you look at, learn from, look up to, etc. a mentor, but the moment you no longer apply yourself to learn on your own what you’ve picked up, you would most likely get lost. The absence of that person would reveal that your foundation is shaky because you rely solely on them.