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Are you a changemaker?
Life from the time immemorial regardless of region, race, available technology, political and economic prowess has often experienced and will continue to witness the unprecedented actions of selected few over diverse sectors, law and order, rights and wrongs, innovations, self-discovery, technological breakthroughs among a host of several other groundbreaking events. These radical set of being…
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Is Zero Hunger Possible?
Human beings would continue to stay alive as long as they breathe either aided or naturally but many factors cycle around sustaining the existence which include quality of health and shelter but most important factors are access to clean water and food. In absence of these factors, there will be no plans neither dream for…
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
Human development which is always confused with economic growth empowers people to participate in the improvement of their own well-being, live a life of absolute freedom on their decisions, actions, and ways of life. It portrays how economic policy has influenced their quality of life and helps in grouping countries as developed, developing, or underdeveloped.…
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Be the change, start recycling
Nina is hungry, exhausted from balance sheets and her nagging boss, drained in her sweat and above all, she is stuck in a terrible traffic. Well, this is a usual thing if you live on the mainland and work on the Island in Lagos, Nigeria. As she let her mind wander and glanced around in…
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Hold on, be at peace!
Hold on, it’s all about to end I know you feel tired, I know you are weak It seems all impossible, you have been told your dreams are too irrealistic You have been told to think smaller and to be confined to a particular reality The turn around is now, you are at the…
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The Paradox of a Praying Nation
One will assume that religious chastity equals good morals, the twist in religion and religious acts in glorifying corruption is alarming. Where prayers exist, corruption should not cohabit because these two are conflicting puzzles annihilating our society on a daily basis. Prayers are often said out of ignorance and sometimes used as tools of amassing…
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How I Wish My Cock Could Crow
Young lad he is, not born with a silver spoon though But, his childhood wouldn’t have been any better Cuddled in a loving hand of a caring mother Trained by an understanding Man who is more of a friend than a father Our lad has grown into a boy with short lyrics on his mouth;…
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Let our trees live!
Trees are one of the most important parts of the forest ecology, they are known to be part of the world’s most efficient repository of carbon monoxide. The greenhouse gas known for the increase in the planet’s temperature and the source of climate change. When a tree is fell, it’s canopy which blocks the sun…
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Loss and Pain
The anguish of loss can be devastating, be it in cases of calamities, bereavement, disappearance or even getting laid off a job. Loss is inevitable, we lose people and when that happens, the agony is felt because this is a journey of no return where promises are left unkept, dreams are left unachieved and memories linger…
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THE ROLES OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN CLIMATE CHANGE
Developing countries in the present world map primarily consist of most African countries (if not all) and some part of Asia. Unfortunately, a likely synonym for most of these countries is the phrase “praying countries”. Climate change is no longer in theory as its impacts and effects are becoming more vivid at an alarming rate…
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