Mitos
Stunned
If you had asked me earlier in the day who the luckiest person in this situation was, I’d have said Chuka. I will later find out that I was wrong.
Steve
May 22, 2024
Mitos
Lightbulb Moment
You know how you can feel something and not know how to explain it but then something happens and the perfect word to express how you feel comes to your
Victory Amah
May 3, 2024
Inspiration
The Feminine Fallacy
… the weaker vessel…. (1 Peter 3:7) Many a girl-child erroneously thinks she has been disadvantaged from birth, hence the justification of mediocrity and low living. She grows with that
Steve
April 18, 2024
Inspiration
39 vs 969: The Brevity of Longevity
… and he died (Gen. 5:27) Two men, one thirty-nine and the other nine hundred and sixty-nine, stepped into time in different era. One was conquered totally by death
Steve
March 1, 2024
Mitos
Emerging Cinematic Triumphs: Three Nigeria Literary Gems Adapted Into Netflix Movies
Adapting novels and plays into films reveals captivating stories that have been hidden within the pages of a book for a significant period. Works such as Kola Akinlade’s “Owo Eje,”
Kasim Bilkisu
February 15, 2024
Inspiration
VAL-ASH: A MERGER OF MISCONCEPTIONS
… a place where two ways meet (Mark 11:4). When red and ash blend, the corollary is, if you care to check closely online, “Always avoid mixing colours that are
Steve
February 14, 2024
Inspiration
limeLIGHT
The pages of sacred and secular histories are strewn with the names of mortals who, astoundingly gifted by all parameters, mismanaged their endowments and detoured to limbo. Limelight can dim
Steve
February 5, 2024
Mitos
AN ACTIVITY CALLED “NOTHING”
Idleness is not essentially not doing anything, given the fact that there is no task as tedious as “doing” nothing. Nothing is an activity that is engaging by the singular
Steve
January 19, 2024
Book Review
Review on Kuku Damilare’s “Nearly All The Men in Lagos are Mad”
Apart from the colorfulness of the book, the title of the book is really appealing, it sparks curiosity. “Nearly All The Men in Lagos Are Mad” is a collection of
Victory Amah
October 3, 2023
Book Review
Chimamanda Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus and Its Symbolisms.
Chimamanda Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus is a post-colonial coming-of-age book. Purple Hibiscus is Chimamanda’s first book for which she received the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best First Book. Chimamanda Adichie is
Admin
August 23, 2023