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‘Marry for love, but never marry a poor man’
Marry for love, but never marry a poor man.” Exclaimed Ayinke’s parents. Once upon a time in an old-fashioned little…
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Nigeria @ 63
Perhaps, because we have suspended the teaching of history in our schools and since about 70 percent of the nation’s…
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The Intentional Entrepreneur: Creativity, Consistency and Character Loaded, Dogged and Guarded
Entrepreneurship is a spirit; leadership is its soul while society is its body. Without the spirit, the body is dead!…
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Bare Infinitive, Literally, Literarily
Sample 1: “Quoting a Yoruba proverb which literarily translates: If you don’t want to get dirty, don’t wrestle with the…
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Pandemic: How Crocs Became A Global Fashion Sensation
Crocs: those colorful polarising and often controversial shoes have taken the world by storm in recent years. Though they…
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR KITCHEN A PLACE OF ZEN
For most of us, the kitchen is more than just a place to cook and eat – it’s a…
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Irregular s3x: wives are also crying
The last three weeks have been hectic for us as a couple. Since the write up on irregular sex, the…
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As a woman, will you write a Will for your family?
In the realm of estate planning, there exists a long-standing stereotype that women seldom take the initiative to draft wills…
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Japa Syndrome And Nigeria’s Ailing Healthcare Delivery
The state of healthcare delivery in Nigeria stands at a critical juncture. The prognosis is bleak. There is daily, an…
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Obasanjo: Day obas ate in public
At the installation of an oba in Yorubaland, he is given a list of taboos and red lines he must…
