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THE PRODIGAL SON. If I ask you what do you crave for, you wouldn’t think twice to say you want to be free (FREEDOM), yes freedom it is? What do you want to be free from? Sex abuse, drinking, smoking, stealing, bad relationship, bad family ties? Have you ever asked yourself what you want to be from? Now tell me have u? We want to be linked to the westerners, now if I may ask are we whites or blacks? We are born blacks not whites! Whites says at 18 they want freedom, have you ever browsed what kind of freedom they want? You black man and you crave for it? Now let me tell you few. Prom night, sex life, drinking, getting out to have their own apartment, changing their gender to the sex they want (male, female or transgender) etc. is that what you want?. Now am doing to the blacks (you want to free at 18? What do you intend to do?, This is a theoretical question we have to ask ourselves. We do think that been free gives us sense of belonging? Even if it does is it positive or neg...

1. Listen to others. As Knight writes, “We don’t always have to donate time and energy to other parts of the world. Sometimes help is needed much closer to home.” If a loved one is having a hard time, listen to them. Ask someone else how they’re doing or how their day is going, and genuinely, with interest and curiosity, listen to their response. Listen fully. Don’t try to fix the situation. Don’t judge. Don’t interrupt them as they’re speaking. Just listen to what they have to say. Listening is a powerful act of kindness. In fact, according to Knight, “Listening is an act of love.” 2. Give — with no strings attached. Write a list of items someone has given you or actions they’ve taken that you’re thankful for. This might be anything from an old sofa to a ride to the airport. Next, list 10 things you’d like to give to someone, without any strings attached. Then see how many of these acts you can cross off in a week. Knight shares such examples as babysitting for a loved one,...

STAY STRONG During my earlier stage in life, I grew up always wanted to study Petrochemical Engineering & my brother always wanted to be a lawyer.   I guess due to my earlier todlership I might have done something to piss my Dad off that prompted him to begin to compare me with my brother and lead to him been overly aggressive at any mistake I do, I taught it was just a joke till it did went a long way to get into me as a young person in his early adulthood it did affect my cognitive and mental reasoning I was just saying to myself that someday it will stop but it didn’t. He did support my brother and it did lead me lose focus of who I wanted to be. I became so dependent on my brother, though I was a class above him cause I gave him a year (age wise) but later he did catch up with me because he got promoted he skipped one class . I was so happy, we went to same school (HolyLand Pri/Nur Sch Ogidi) and we always win the first n second positions respectively at the ...

Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, what are we going to do with this life? Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, what are we going to do with this life? Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, how do we get into this drama called life? Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, how do we cope with all these hurts? Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, how do we cope with all these lacks & wants? Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, how do we cope with this feeling that comes with love & hates? Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, how do we manage our times? Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, how often do we human’s try’s to survive? Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, what is that life after Death, being it Heaven or Hell? Sometimes in life we do ask ourselves, do God still see’s and watches over us? For we Christians, do that external being we believe in still watches over us? For non Christians. In all these few questions we still don’t ...