10 Reasons to move Lifestyle Blog from Blogger to WordPress

move Lifestyle Blog from Blogger to WordPress

Full disclosure, I finally made the big move for my lifestyle blog from Blogger to WordPress by migrating my blog content from the Google Blogger platform to the more talk about and sophisticated WordPress.org. The move from Blogger to WordPress was due to my awful experience trying to link my Blogger blog to Cloudflare. I needed to connect …

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Introvert and Happy: Why We Must Talk Introversion

Introvert and happy: diary of an introvert

I grew up in a high budget ghetto area somewhere in Warri Southern Nigeria. The ideology of introversive person was alien to us. If a mother discovers that her child needs alone time to recharge, she begins to panic and eventually takes her child to the pastor for prayers and spiritual cleansing. Consulting with a …

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21 Nigerian Words and Meanings (Slang & Social Media Abbreviation)

Earlier today while going through my Facebook feed today. I came across a thread asking people to drop common abbreviations and slangs used by Nigerians. The idea was to get interpretation of the meaning from someone else. I have decided to do a compilation on some of the most common abbreviation and slangs used by …

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Diary of a Nigerian Student

12 common mistakes students make in the university, polytechnic and college of education

  Diary of a Nigerian student during covid 19 pandemic – Random rant There is nothing much to make of a Nigerian student during the period of covid pandemic. I doubt if we would have been in school now with or without the pandemic-thanks to ASUU. Not know what is ASUU? ASUU is an annual …

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The Reality of Entrepreneurship Education in Nigeria

Entrepreneurship education in Nigeria universities and polytechnics

The reality of entrepreneurship education in Nigeria is far from the required standard. The system needs a total overhaul. I remember a few years ago at the University. My roommate and his colleague ran helter-skelter during the exam period. Their panic was because of a course on entrepreneurship development (CED 301). The University Centre for …

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Tears of a Fall Guy: Book Summary

Futa pre degree

CHAPTER ONE The story begins with Raymond Dimka who sat absentmindedly during a church service. The preacher Reverend Lazarus a tall and debonair man was preaching on the topic “The power of the mouth.” Seated 15 rows away from Raymond was Tamar Peters, a lady of extraordinary beauty. During the service, Raymond wished he had …

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Our Toilet is Shaking: Diary of a Nigerian Tenant

Diary of a Nigerian tenant

On Diary of a Nigerian Tenant, I will be telling you about my experience today being a Nigerian tenant. A few hours ago, I and my co-tenants meant with the leadership of the housing agency managing the building where I live. Well, the meeting was supposed to hold yesterday. According to the agents, they kind …

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Scars: A Short Story by Charles Chimezirim

let me live

We used to have a happy family. Everything went well; father worked for five figures, and mother owned a clothes store which was booming very well. I was probably seven then and in class two, Chudi was still a toddler and grandma was staying with us when the tragedy broke out.  In tears, I stared at my mom …

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UNN Peace and Conflict GSP 202 Questions & Answers

University of Nigeria, Nsukka

GSP 202 Question and Answers Which of the following is not a generic term to capture the field of peace and conflict____________? (a) Conflict Transformation (b) Conflict Education (c) Conflict Studies (d) Peace and Conflict Studies The following are notable peace scholars except _______ (a) Stepak Moller (b) Hugh Miall (c) Tom Woodhouse (d) Oliver …

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