LIFE IN ALL SPHERES
My first blog post, dropped on this day by this time of the day. Wow! by 4:19am, when I am supposed to be sleeping but have somehow managed to stay awake through out the night. Thoughts of the day ahead makes me wish I had slept earlier. Oops! Wishes, I guess were never meant to …
Job interviews can be a kind of adventure, if you are the adventurous type. Today, I'll be listing top 5 acts you're likely to experience in a job interview in my country, Nigeria. I really haven't been to any other country before (smiles) though, I have taken remote jobs, but no, all my experience is …
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With the constant hustle and bustle of the city of Port Harcourt and its fast-paced nature, of course, it could be very easy for one to miss a meal. Much more easier these days, which has been nutritionally confirmed unhealthy. Well, CafeZoe got you easily covered on that! Located in the very heart of the …
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Photo by VisionPic .net on Pexels.com Almost every child that becomes a teenager knows that he or she would leave the parents' house someday. Only that while some shy away from the thought, some others just can't wait to leave their parents' house. The reasons why 'adults' choose to leave their parents' house are usually …
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Good morning, my awesome readers of Paul Kay's Blog. It has been lovely having you all on here. Its 12 days into the new year and many are taking up new skills and crafts despite the pandemic. One art that never grows old is Baking. Yeah, I call it art, cos some cakes make you …
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Photo Credit: Big Vee Photography The Catholic Church is one of the oldest churches in Nigeria. In Igbo land, the Catholic church seem to be indigenous. If you were born today, you would think the Pope (or General overseer) is an Igbo man. Read Also: CHRISTMAS IN IGBO LAND In my country, Nigeria, there are …
Photo credit: Kesco Zagha 2020 seems to be finally over, and so so many people would be breathing a huge sigh of relief at the end of it all. READER'S REVIEW: Click on this link to drop your response on the blog survey For some, it's the end of another year, a year their business …
Solomon Buchi tweets This "have you eaten" is a very bad question to ask. Please, stop it guys. It's weak, here's a few hints: "how are you feeling today? is everything alright? Do you need anything? Do you want anything? Are you happy?" Please, we are not hungry! I didn’t even address the important question, …
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Photo Credit: Big Vee Media Good morning and compliments of the wonderful season. Its really sad that I have not been as consistent as I would have love to, but I do promise that 2021 would be really great. So, I was on social media micro blogging app, Twitter, yesterday, and I saw a tweet …
Photo by Breakingpic on Pexels.com Over time, the issue of romance has been a thing between the 'feminist coven' and the 'patriarchy football club' in Nigeria, with both pointing fingers to each other. The Nigerian man has always believed that you do need money for a Nigerian lady to be in love with you, while …
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NYSC members in a parade (Corpers) "Corpers, never follow any female indigene of this village. If you must follow your fellow corpers." This was the warning we were given when we arrived our PPA as members of the mandatory National Youth Service Corps. The advice had been sounded long before our arrival to the PPA …
