30 Days

Ogarama Goodness: African women (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Ogarama Goodness We are meek, Yet proud. We are humble, Despite how much we earn. We take pride in our heritage; Our cultures and values we hold in high esteem. Our culture is our identity; Our values, our worth. Our heritage defines us, Our thick hair, our crowning glory. African Women, We are proudly... Read More

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Casey Haslem: Keeping your home water supply clean (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Casey Haslem ”Contaminated water can cause serious health conditions, such as neurological disorders, reproductive disorders, and gastrointestinal issues.” Contamination of a home’s water supply occurs far more frequently than you may think. Water contamination can happen in any type of water, including drinking water. Contaminated water can cause serious health conditions, such as neurological disorders, reproductive disorders, and gastrointestinal issues. There are several types of contaminants... Read More

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Adediran Adeyemi: Becoming Victoria (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Adediran Adeyemi ”I could be myself without fear or shame because everyone had the masks of new personalities on, no one knew mine was the real me; what they thought to be the real me, was my mask.” It rained the day I entered the world. The storm that raged was one of a... Read More

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David Edeh: My not so perfect Valentine gift (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by David Edeh ”I knew fully well that later that night I would go shopping for my babe (wohoo!); I couldn’t wait to be through with CST 121, I couldn’t care less about the lecture on Microsoft Excel.” Writing is not as easy as I imagined. I don’t want to be cliché and talk... Read More

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Stephen Aguegboh: Speed, my weakness… and strength (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Stephen Aguegboh ”In the movie, Prison Break, Agent Mahone told Michael Scofield: “We think alike, the only difference between us is that you are a few seconds faster than I am”; he meant that that was the only edge Scofield had over him.” As a kid, I always dreaded the fact that I stammered. Aside from... Read More

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Anna Banner: How I became the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Anna Banner ”When it was my turn to go down the catwalk in a bikini, I swallowed hard; I couldn’t stop feeling that everyone was staring at my butt” There were so many hot girls- Dark, Light-skinned, Tall, Hot legs, Flat tummies, you name it; they were everywhere. I could hear all sorts of accents-... Read More

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Kingsley Felix: The health benefits of wearing ‘body magic’ (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Kingsley Felix ”Shapewear that reaches up the back just a little bit, can provide lumbar support and may prevent back injuries.” When you first consider wearing ‘body magic’ (shapewear) , you might be thinking of benefits such as a smaller waist size, the elimination of unwanted muffin tops, or the evidence of extra weight. These are... Read More

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Nahla Donna: True love versus Hollywood love (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Nahla Donna ”Sentimentality can become part of what leads to authentic, selfless love for another person, but if we are not careful we can easily become enslaved to our emotions in ways that prevent us from being able to love others.” When boy meets girl, in addition to noticing her ‘’good looks,’’ he also... Read More

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‘Ticia Nyitse: Good parenting; a necessary evil (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by ‘Ticia Nyitse ”Learn to say no to your kids, they would thank you later for not giving them ice-cream every time they asked for it, or stopping them from picking out the vegetable because it didn’t taste good. ” Often times I have heard parents refer to their kids as their best friends and... Read More

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‘Lara Ajani: My ultimate ‘danfo’ experience (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by ‘Lara Ajayi ”I wasn’t only listening to cool music in a danfo, I was being driven by the coolest danfo driver ever.” The holidays are always the best part of the school year for me. I always forget about books, class and the best part is, I don’t have be worried even if I’m broke, breakfast, lunch... Read More

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Casey Haslem: The ABCs of dental health (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Casey Haslem ”Brushing twice a day and flossing on a regular basis is key to optimal dental health.” Even before babies sprout actual teeth, dental health is important. Many parents are not aware, but a baby’s mouth should be wiped out after each feeding to keep their mouth and gums healthy. As soon as children become... Read More

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Angelica Johnston: The ultimate guide to healthy cooking oils (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Angelica Johnston ”The realization that most serious diseases such as heart disease are directly linked to the foods we eat, makes it very necessary to pay close attention to the oils we use in our cooking” The fact that you are not a chef doesn’t mean you shouldn’t pay attention to the kind of cooking oil used... Read More

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Dozie Nwafor: Politicians and the rest of us (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Dozie Nwafor ”Ironically, the problem isn’t that the people are not willing to follow, but that the leaders do not want the people as followers.” The discomfort of the ravaging Abuja heat, aided by the lack of electric power supply, laid the urge for me to entertain myself with what was left of my... Read More

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Kemi Gbadamosi: Finally I get to be a mother (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Kemi Gbadamosi ”Sometimes blessings may not come the way we expect, but through some other means.” One beautiful Monday morning in March 2012, she boarded a KLM flight to London. This was not her usual business or leisure trip, it was a trip with much deeper emotions and could be described as the most meaningful... Read More

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Ernest Oranu: Quit wasting that opportunity (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Ernest Oranu ”The truth about opportunities is that preparations tend to create them as James Brown Jr rightly observed, ‘luck dances with those who are ready on the dance floor’.” It is common place to hear people use the phrase “opportunity comes but once”, but I can tell you this old adage is... Read More

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Blaise Aboh: What has the internet done to our relationships? (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Blaise Aboh ”For me, the effect of the internet on relationships is a case of weighing plus against minus, and not a case of whether it’s a plus or a minus and the truth be told, the negative impact far outweighs the positive impact.” The internet’s 25 years existence was celebrated earlier this year,... Read More

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Makida Moka: Hop a ride on the Moka Express (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Makida Moka ”Being awake doesn’t mean I’m entitled to be awake.” When I wake up in the morning, the first thing that crosses my mind is ‘’Thank God I’m awake coz loads of people didn’t wake up.’’ Being awake doesn’t mean I’m entitled to be awake. However, when I’m at school, sometimes I wake... Read More

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Joel Allotey: Lamentations of the Nigerian soul (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Joel Allotey ”Our cries for deliverance from the scourge that Nigeria is synonymous with has fallen on deaf ears; both the ears of our God and that of our government.” “Her foes have become her masters; her enemies are at ease. The Lord has brought her grief because of her many sins…Outside the sword... Read More

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Opeyemi Akande: A jobless man has no right to an erection (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Opeyemi Akande ”It breaks his heart to see me do all the work, and watching me do all the work kills every desire for sex in his bones.” “Hey, what are you doing here?” I asked, as my cousin’s wife walked in through the front door of our apartment. It’s been several weeks since... Read More

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Oluwasegun Olufemi: I call her Ewatomi (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Oluwasegun Olufemi She’s been through the hottest fire, passed by the sharpest edges But life hasn’t betrayed her Even during the lonely state of being idle, her mind has only waxed stronger Her type of woman is rare, she possesses the heart of a queen She is beautiful People say black is beauty... Read More

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Ochekliye Ramatu: A generation of lazy 25 yearolds! (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Ochekliye Ramatu ” And though the job was (way) beneath my pay grade, I took it because God blesses the works of our hands, not the laziness of our ideas. ” Anytime I write an article like this, it is because I want to rant. So forgive me if you can. And if you can’t,... Read More

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Lawrence Obiefule: How to make tasty pepper soup (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Lawrence Obiefule ”Just in case the word ‘offal’ is new to you, it actually refers to the internal organs of a carcass; intestine, liver, kidney, sweet bread, heart & brain.” I was summoned last minute to go through a friend’s party plan; I did and she had everything in place then I asked... Read More

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Velma Williams: Our first wedding anniversary (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Velma Williams ” Yelling at your partner is a ‘No No’ and isn’t of any help at the end of the day.” On the day of our first wedding anniversary, it seemed like we had just gotten married the day before. I was so thankful to God for seeing us through an amazing year, and... Read More

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Mark Babatunde: Okene is burning (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Mark Babatunde ”Watching it happen and bearing witness to it, was about as indelible as watching the final of a FIFA world cup match from a stadium front row seat. ” Okene is burning! X-bank is burning!! Thick black smoke puffed into the January 2010 harmattan sky to serve as an invitation to gawkers... Read More

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Tolulope Osasona: What program are you running? (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Tolulope Osasona ”When these programs get the better part of us, it becomes difficult to advance beyond status quo; joy goes away, bitterness and negative emotions creep in.” It is said that a child’s character is already formed by age 6, and I guess that’s why it is pretty difficult for one to embrace... Read More

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Ogonna Ezepue: How to love a ”non-macho” man (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Ogonna Ezepue ”What a shocker when I found out that the macho man is a movie character and the normal non-macho guys fill our world. ” Every girl knows the macho man (at least the version that Hollywood feeds us). He’s the strong, emotionless guy who finds it hard to express his feelings to the woman... Read More

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Ashabi Lewis: A letter to myself on my birthday (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Ashabi Lewis ” You are capable of more things than you know and never give up on your dreams, because you are closer than you think. ” My last birthday was on 11-12-13. Here is a letter I wrote to myself on my birthday: Dear Ashabi, I really don’t know where to start from,... Read More

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Sumaina Ikoghode: Have a piece of humble pie (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Sumaina Ikoghode ”You may as well, just hear it now and take to heart, because, eventually after crosses and losses, men grow more humble and wiser” Yes, its true that St.Bernard said, “it is no great thing to be humble when you are brought low; but to be humble when you are praised is a great... Read More

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Mnena Towns: My mum-me (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Mnena Towns ”Yes! That is my mother, always putting me 1st before herself; she has lost herself while changing her priorities, goals and choices to accommodate the new role she has to play.” “Who sat and watched my infant head, when sleeping in my cradle bed…my mother”. This is one of the few songs I... Read More

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Abieyuwa Ima-Edomwonyi: Overcoming shyness (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Abieyuwa Ima-Edomwonyi ”There happens to be a great number of people who are super super talented in all areas of life and shyness has made them deny the world of their brilliant expertise…that is simply not fair!” I know there are a lot of people on a constant struggle with shyness, I know this... Read More

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