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Safety, in its broadest sense, is the condition of being free from harm, danger, or risk. As a Nigerian, I often grapple with the paradox of living in a nation blessed with abundant resources, yet fraught

The year 2001 marked a significant turning point in Nigeria with the introduction of Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM). Initially, owning a GSM phone was regarded as a luxury, accessible primarily

I am writing this post from the angle of being an educator. As we embark on a new academic term, I find it essential to share some fundamental insights that can guide my students towards achieving their

In our contemporary world, smartphones have become an undeniable part of our everyday lives. They are not merely communication devices but have evolved to encompass a plethora of functionalities that enrich

What I See: A lone dog sitting on a large pumpkin, surrounded by autumnal produce. Its posture conveys resignation, with eyes cast downward. The store's rustic atmosphere and warm lighting contrast with

What I see: The image of a man falling down the stairs, with his cap flying off and his mouth open in a fearful scream. What I feel: This evokes a sense of panic and chaos. The blurriness of his sight

Stress is an inevitable part of life, often arising from situations that seem unmanageable yet must be addressed. With an overwhelming number of tasks to complete and looming deadlines, our bodies and

Every moment of life weaves a tapestry of memories, but some stand out, shimmering brightly in the narrative of our existence. For me, one of those cherished moments occurred around 20 years ago, a time

I find myself in a fulfilling career that allows me to contribute not only to my family's needs but also to the community around me. I am proud to be a teacher. The world of education is one I hold dearly,

What I see: I see a unique and intriguing scene. A barber, dressed in a lab coat and wearing a headlamp, is giving a haircut to a relaxed customer in broad daylight. The customer appears calm and trusting.

Reflecting on my phone usage, I realized that I spend a significant amount of time on WhatsApp Messenger. While it may not be as entertaining as other social media apps, WhatsApp has become an essential

As a beer enthusiast, I've always been particular about my choice of brew. For a long time, Trophy Lager was my go-to beer, but few days ago, I decided to venture out of my comfort zone and try something

What I See: The picture is showing a man in the midst of an open field, surrounded by the warm glow of sunset. The juggler stands tall, thrusting his head bent up, like he was looking at the sky, getting

As a busy professional, my life is a constant juggling act between work, family, and personal time. With most of my waking hours consumed by office work, it's a challenge to find moments for myself. Despite

What i see: I see a man standing to take a picture with a camera, but pausing for a while. What i feel: This scene evokes a sense of contemplation and creativity. The man, likely a photography enthusiast,

As a dedicated teacher and Information Systems Manager, I find myself entwined in a complex relationship with my work. On one hand, it brings me immense satisfaction and a sense of purpose. On the other

As I ventured into a neighboring state for a wedding celebration, I stumbled upon a long-lost friend (Star Lager Beer), shine shine Bobo as they call it in here in Nigeria. It had been roughly six or seven

This is the Indiaunited weekly contest#14 As I sit down to savor my favorite meal, the aroma of Amala, Gbegiri, and Ewedu fills the air, transporting me back to my childhood. This traditional Nigerian

What i see I see a man standing high up above the clouds, staring and focusing on the sun beaming so close to him. What i feel The image evokes a sense of unbridled joy, freedom, and limitless potential.

I've come to realize that my innate ability is to create an atmosphere of peace, comfort, solution, hope, and love in those around me. This talent is not something I've developed over time, but rather