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MY JOURNEY AS A CHILD by Richie Kharis

I came into the world with my hands folded. Yet they welcomed me with laughter and danced the sorrow away for tomorrow. Soon, I could no longer walk with my four legs, I became a little star, running around the field with two legs. I sat inside a rolling box as we journeyed to the east not bold to tell anything about the strong black feet on-road miles I could only ask why the other stars ate with their fingers stained because I was born with a golden nail. Sooner or later, days turn into years,

NASA’s James Webb telescope gets hit by a micrometeroid...

Astronomers everywhere have high hopes for NASA's James Webb telescope. It's supposed to give us an insight into the first stars and galaxies that ever formed and into the atmospheres of potentially habitable exoplanets. That is why NASA and its partners had engineered it to be able to withstand harsh situations, such as being bombarded by micrometeroids flying at extremely high velocities. Between May 23rd and May 25th, a micrometeoroid that's larger than expected hit one of the telescope's pri

Financial Fraud in Ghana: Focus on Authorized Push Payment (APP) Scams by Dr. Isaac Ntiamoah

The Dynamics of Financial Fraud in Ghana: Focus on Authorized Push Payment (APP) Scams Financial fraud is a growing concern globally, and Ghana is no exception. One type of financial fraud that has become increasingly prevalent in Ghana is Authorized Push Payment (APP) scams. In this article, we will delve into the dynamics of APP scams in Ghana, exploring the key factors contributing to their prevalence, the impact of demographic factors on vulnerability, and the role of financial literacy in r

Japa syndrome: Nigeria’s hardship and the pursuit for a better life

In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed a growing phenomenon known as the Japa syndrome this term, derived from a local slang meaning to escape or run away, encompasses the daily struggles faced by Nigerians due to lack of jobs, low economic growth, bad governance, and a flawed legal system. The term Japa syndrome explores the hardships experienced by Nigerians, their decision to study, live, and work abroad, and the implication this has for their future and the future of the country.The struggle

Solar Eclipse by achi

Life

Life Life is a journey, full of ups and downs With twists and turns, and frequent rounds Of laughter and tears, of joy and pain Of sunshine and rain, that always remains. It's a rollercoaster, with peaks so high That take us to the sky, and touch the sky And valleys so low, that test our might But we rise and grow, with all our might. It's a tapestry, woven with care Of threads of hope, and threads of flair Of memories sweet, and lessons learned And love that burns, that always yearns. It's a pr

Otu Assures Civil Servants of Improved Welfare, To Clear Retirees' Gratuities By December

... Swears-in Eteng as Head of Service Cross River Governor, Senator Bassey Otu has assured civil servants of his administration's commitment to improving their welfare and the working conditions in the workforce as well as clearing backlog of retirees' gratuities before the end of the year. Otu, who made the commitment, today, during the swearing-in ceremony of Dr. Innocent Eteng as the new Head of Service of Cross River State, said "It is saddening that someone would serve for 35 years, save f

Sentenced by me

a short but very interesting poem , written by : k.g

5 Lessons from the Life of Esther by Oluwagbemisola

5 Lessons from the Life of Esther by Oluwagbemisola - August 13, 2023 0 Another interesting Bible character to study anytime is Queen Esther. Today, we will be looking at some of her major attributes that has made her occupy a book in the Bible. 1. Esther Built Character As an orphan raised her uncle, from what we have learnt in her story, she was the obedient and likeable type of child because if she were not, her uncle would never have given her a chance to get out of his house not to talk of

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Anger Quotes by Aloo Denish Obiero

"A moment of anger can shatter a lifetime of peace." - Aloo Denish Obiero.

Life

The Importance of Living in the Present Moment It's easy to get caught up in the past or the future, but it's important to remember to live in the present moment. The present moment is all we have, and it's the only moment where we can truly experience life. When we live in the present moment, we're more mindful of our thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. We're also more likely to appreciate the beauty of the world around us. There are many benefits to living in the present moment. For example.

Adaptation Quote by Aloo Denish Obiero

"Adaptation is not surrender but the art of thriving in the face of the inevitable." - Aloo Denish Obiero.

We rise by lifting others.

Balanced Life Quotes by Aloo Denish Obiero

"Balance is not about juggling everything at once, but knowing when to give each aspect of life its due attention." -Aloo Denish Obiero

Liaison Committee Inaugurated by Bayelsa Sports Ministry to Boost Niger Delta Sports Festival

By MR FRED EDORE ‎ ‎The Bayelsa State Liaison committee for the Niger Delta Sports Festival has been inaugurated in Yenagoa the State capital ahead of the maiden edition of the Niger Delta Sports Festival slated for 1st -9th of April, 2025 in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. ‎ ‎The inauguration which took place at the Ministry of Sports Development had all members of the committee including the a representative of the Project Consultants, Dumanis Icon Limited, in attendance. ‎ ‎Inaugurating the committee,

Decoding Gangsta’s Paradise by: Coolio

Released in 1995, the sensational rap song "Gangsta's Paradise" written by Coolio is a musical representation of what living in the "hood" and life as a gangster is truly like in America.The song captures the listeners attention with its catchy rhythm, melody, and beat as well as its captivating lyrics that talk about the hardships and challenges faced by those living in underprivileged communities. The lyrics give us a glimpse of what minorities go through managing life in the harsh and dangero

BRIGHTER FUTURES AHEAD: 185 STUDENTS’ SCHOOL FEES PAID BY PASTOR FESTUS ECHI PHILIP IN OBUBRA