The dictionary defines criticism as the expression of disapproval of someone or something on the basis of perceived faults or mistakes. Constructive criticism is however defined as a recommended set […]
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Hi, folks. Today, I’ll like to share some of the important lessons from the story of the blind man as recorded in the Bible, specifically from John 9: 1-5 The
Fulfilling Purpose: 6 Lessons To Learn From The Story of The Blind Man Read Post »
TTBH is themed Intentional Networking; A Networking Event for Network Shy Folks. The aim is to create a laidback environment where people can learn and practice the basics of networking, have fun and start building the right network in a relaxed environment.
The Tribers Beach Hangout : A Networking Event For Network Shy Folks Read Post »
21st October marks a remarkable day in as many lives that attended the DOBI Teenage Conference 2.0 conference themed ‘I Have A Dream’. It was a huge success indeed, and
Snippets From DOBI Teenage Conference 2.0 – I Have A Dream Read Post »
So I will keep at it
Again and again
Till my path is brightly lit.
MY FUTURE – A Poem Read Post »
Restore is a song by Chris August that preaches hope, forgiveness and healing in marriages. You can get the lyrics and download the song here.
Song Of The Week: Restore by Chris August Read Post »
So today, as my I read through my bloglovin’ feed, I stumbled on some interesting travel tips; so, I decided to share these goodies with you (and not be selfish).
If you are like me and you like travelling or you are planning to travel and explore different continents, it’s best to start preparing from now…
3 Quick Travel Hacks Every Traveler Need To Know Read Post »
Over the past 9 months in 2017, one of my major mantras has been Intentional Living and so far, it has worked for me. Intentional living means living life proactively
Intentional Living 2017 + Some Of My Smashed Goals Read Post »
Which of you by taking thought can add unto his stature? (Matthew 6: 27). Worry comes from an old Anglo-Saxon word ‘to strangle’. Well just as it is, worry’s single
Has it ever crossed your mind to give yourself a treat of “efo riro and semo”, or sumptuous meal of beans and plantain during exams? Please if it has, let me know, I wish to be like you when I grow up.
Well! Most often, students do not have the luxury of time for serious cooking.
5 QUICK FOODS STUDENTS FIND SOLACE IN DURING EXAMS Read Post »
