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Image credit: Kaboompics/CC0 pixabay Busy commuters, teenagers, musicians, bored workers and many normal folk like use earphones day to day to help release tension and on some days block out the outside

Source I agree that Hawking comes with it's problems. It litters our streets, it puts citizens at risk of counterfeit product, it exposes women to rape etc. I agree. But do you take the breast away from

My entry for the #wafricamusic contest. It's a love song. My video is at DLive

Source: African graffiti Berlin The man who has bread to eat does not appreciate the severity of a famine. ~Yoruba Proverb Nigeria happens to be Africa's biggest economy. You wouldn't believe that Poverty

What is replacing our books? A good answer would be ebooks. No! Wrong answer. How many ebooks have you or your friends read in the past 3months? Still thinking? Well, you may have read a couple but it

Its been a while. I'm resuming after a short break with my first ULOG. A shout out and a huge thank you to @surpassingoogle for this opportunity. You are an inspiration to us all and an example of persistence.

Source: art by @andrianna With wealth one wins a woman. ~ Uganda proverb This proverb has interpreted itself. But is this true of every lady? Most men are attracted to phyical beauty , and most ladies

...those who won't be appreciative, still won't be. ~Nigerian(Yoruba) Proverb Meaning:It's impossible to please everyone. Do your best and keep moving. A friend of mine released her debut single some time

For whatever things were written before were written for our learning, that we through the patience and comfort of the Scriptures might have hope.* Romans 15:4 NKJV Have you ever read the Bible and thought

The duck is simply being pretentious; it won't crow. ~Nigerian Proverb Ever worried so much about something only to realise later it was all under control? Today's proverb reflects this. My mum used to

Hi, friends and fellow bloggers. Let's look into what we are looking at daily(oh, what a sentence!) Here's a passage for us. Let us keep our eyes fixed on Jesus,on whom our faith depends from beginning

Source :Art by @artzanolino An emaciated child cannot be fattened in just one day. ~ Nigerian proverb When I first started doing music, I felt intimidated at how good some people were. At some times I'll

Source: art by @midlet Happiness is as good as food. ~Maasai Proverb Happiness used to elude me a lot when I was younger. I allowed people to determine the direction for my happiness. Some times the mode

Before getting to our ultimate destination, we may have to get to where we'd rather not be. ~ Yoruba(Nigeria) Proverb Some time last year, I had a small discussion with my younger sister. She shared her

I'm a first generation PK. This means that one of my parents (which in my case was my father), was a pastor. As you may know, children of such parentage have been stereotyped over the years. People expect

Source: art by @joyart It’s much easier to fall in love than to stay in love. ~ African proverb A friend once told me that the longest relationship he had ever had lasted for 6 months and that love was

Source: Art by @jesusdrp One who eats alone cannot discuss the taste of the food with others. ~African Proverb My faith, race and character; had all pushed me into a secluded life style early in life.

Source: Art by @satishart Don't dig too deep a ditch for your enemies; you may well find yourself falling into it.~Yoruba proverb(Nigeria) There is this thing I notice among some Nigerian church circles.

source: art by @artzanolino One cannot both feast and become rich. ~ Ashanti Proverb It takes strategic planning and consistency to get and maintain wealth. When you make profit in your little biz or a

"Dad, I want to change my name", I said one day when I came back from school. I was maybe 11yrs or so. My name (Abasienyene) was long, and the people around me always misspelt it or mixed it