THE AFRICAN PROBLEMS (PART 5)

#5 Poor Legacies

It was a hot afternoon and I was very hungry already. So I left the studio to go grab some lunch. One of my favorite restaurants was across the street and as usual, I quickly found my way there. As I stepped in, I could hear the owner of the restaurant lamenting. Her voice was coming from the kitchen. I stepped forward to order for my launch. She attended to me… still lamenting. As at that time, I was the only customer in the restaurant and from her mode of expression, I could sense that she just concluded a conversation with the last guy who walked out of the place before I came in. She was discussing with herself but she kept on looking at me as though I was being addressed. I collected my food

THE AFRICAN PROBLEMS (PART 4)

Everyone wants to prove that their life is better and perfect.

#4 Oppression by Impression

There are several ways by which people oppress one another; it may be by sheer violence, by brute force or by cunny manipulations. However, one of the ways by which we try to suppress ourselves even in modern Africa is what I call ­Oppression by Impression. This is so common among us and in fact, it‘s cultural. Everyone wants to impress/oppress their neighbors. Everyone wants to show they are superior. Everyone wants to prove that their life is better and perfect. But this kind of impression has a way of getting back at the one who’s trying to make it, especially when the person you’re trying to oppress is not impressed. Just the other day

POTENTIAL: UNDERSTANDING MAXIMIZATION

Your Future Is Coded Inside The Seed.

Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive and go do it. Because what the world needs is more people who have come alive. Those who're passionate enough to unleash their potential; what makes them different and unique right from within. Life is full of potential, including you.