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The what’s next moment…
What do you do when you don’t know the next step to take, have you come to an end of a crossroad and you are like ‘oops’ what next awaits me? For students, they generally suffer from what I refer to as Post Graduate Stress disorder (I don’t know if that exists) especially when you…
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The ordeal of a heartbreak
Ouch! I have just been bitten by a snake Oh! Little creepy creature; swift little bastard Your venom is quick and sedative Your poison is hostile to my bloodstream Yet, it is relaxing and intoxicating Explains why I am seeing one thing as though they were two You filthy crawling demon, why would you…
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Get out of your nest and fly
When she turned 18, it was in a foreign country far away from home. Her roommate, Jane(confidentiality clause) was the first person to wish her a happy birthday but followed it with this sentence « It is time to come out of your shell and start living » As a child, she was quite tall…
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Mental health in corporate organizations
Employment and its relevance have shifted grounds over the years for many reasons and the same can be said about the condition of engagement, working conditions, and output. Things were different before the inventions of machines as people engage grossly in primary survival activities like farming, fishing, and hunting which encompasses trading and transportation with…
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When you rise, the whole world rises with you
And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.” ― Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist You are on your couch right now, thinking about how much of a disappointment you have been. You have not been able to do something phenomenal with your life, it seems existence is nothing but a…
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The shaky teary old Lady
At the train station, the boys walked by swiftly and then, I saw shaky teary old lady…. Life has a basic trajectory which it follows toiling in a continuous transition of personalities regardless of gender. Life is generally accepted to be in stages in relation to age and status. It can almost be assumed that…
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A dose of motivation: Ep 1 Sequoia
As I was observing my early morning walk, I heard a particular Hillsong music come up on my playlist. It was sent to me by a very good friend and I had it saved for almost a year, she also explained the nature of the Sequoia. So I took time out to read a bit…
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Education Malpractice
The breach of professional expertise in our education system leads to raising incompetent students and future professionals. Examination malpractice has done more harm than good, many students are weak educationally because their academic process has been built on a faulty ladder. Malpractice effects in mismanagement, misconduct in pupils and even negligence in legal means of…
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Algeria’s President Bouteflika
Life, as they say, is in phases and each phase saturated with its own challenges. The Tripoli Program, which served as Algeria’s constitution when it won its war for independence from France in 1962, established the President as the head of state with a Prime Minister assisting in the operation of government. Uphill and down dale, Algeria…
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What is a Nation without Infrastructure?
When we are in a state of ignorance, it means we haven’t had the opportunity to be aware or we deliberately disregard important information. Our society is divided into the two aforementioned, with political leaders enlightened about how to better their government but neglect the feasibility, and citizens in complete obscurity of their rights. While…
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