7a's Inspired

I don't know if I should call this a Poem but it just popped up in my mind. I'm not what you wished I was, but I came I might not be what you prayed for but I still came Not to suit your needs. But I'm who I am because I was born for a purpose Fragile you call me But, I'm stronger than you think I take up more than what you imagined My glory is evident in my beauty Beauty we speak, my kinky hair glows My blonde straight hair with it's slender tenderness glows My Afro, rocks My low cut doesn't make me less but shows my strength My curly hair is my pride I flaunt my wonderful structured physique Down from my ever blazing face to my feet My feet, only steps to conquer and dominate I'm fearless. I can't be intimidated I can't be abused because I'm precious I can't be drawn down by your insecurities I can't be restricted from achieving my dream I'm Black, I'm White I'm your Brown Skinned Girl Regar...

To hold a Successful awareness campaign, be it about health, Sports, Social movement, politics etc. It is said to have every aid ready. Here are five suggested tips to achieve your goal. LOGISTICS There need to be a detailed organisation of the selected tasks. There are some things that needs to be put in place to ensure the smooth run of the campaign. For instance, for the smooth running of a seminar, factors like, technical issues, location , attendance etc are being considered. Also other logistics that also concerns financial aids and all should also be considered AUDIENCE A selected targeted audience should be considered first. For Instance, an awareness seminar about HIV/AIDS will mainly contain an audience with youths and maybe some older persons. But the main audience are youths so it is the duty of the organizers to choose a perfect area where there are much youths. Same goes for others. The main point to pin point here is the audience whom you are sending the message ...

Today, I will be writing from from my own experiences. I practically follow lots of persons on social media, I follow celebrities but not much because I believe they have a different lifestyle, I follow friends and sometimes strangers whom are mostly teens and whose lifestyle are more relatable to mine. And then I would always go online just to view and like their pictures mostly on Instagram. I see most of my  friends and sometimes strangers post admirable pictures of them on a vacation, on an adventure or in an expensive dress or most times hanging out in a nice restaurant on the Island. I'd be like "oh mine this is so cool, when will I ever go there". I would always wonder how they somehow get to live a good life ..I concluded that some persons just found themselves in the better side of life.  I would use that as a defensive mechanism; an excuse for being bottled up in my "I wish I was like them" misery. Well that defense wall crumbled down when I saw ...

Everyone, once in a while must have encountered one or more embarrassing moments in their lives. Well, today I will be telling you mine. Note; I might drop any form of formality in my writing. One fateful day, I was on an holiday at Lagos, my school had closed for the semester. It was a Saturday, and as usual in an average Nigerian home we are expected to always do the house chores. That day, our neighbour who lives in the next building close to ours was holding a party, you know Yoruba parties na...Loud music, men and women on "asoebi" and most of all foods and drinks everywhere. I had to stay indoor to finish my chores before even thinking of going downstairs to do small "amebo", but that didn't stop me from peeping through the window to check what they were doing. Later that evening, I remembered that I had not yet bought kerosene and we were completing out. It was already late and my parent could be back anytime soon. Immediately, I rushed and wore my...

Alright, as humans we are naturally curious. Well, a lot had me thinking of lots of things- things like family, school, society and yeah, the world. Note..I'm not scientifically bothered about them. I'm just naturally bothered about them. Starting out with the SOCIETY. It's funny that I grew up in a very disciplined home, where you get punished in the "African way" whenever you misbehaved. Our parents were mostly burdened about the character we displayed in public, our dressing, our mode of approach etc. They had this"what will people say?" syndrome . Yeah, I called it a syndrome, because to me it was, in the sense that they just get carried away with what others-the society- thinks about their family. It's actually general, it spreads like a disease to many other African home. The old African way, leave you with lots of bitter sweet memorable experiences that affects your behaviour in public.   Honestly, those modes of training came with lots ...

Why the long break? We haven't heard from you in a long while. What happened?, did the blog have issues?. etc Have you stopped blogging? All these are questions asked by many persons whom I personally call my online Fam, okay maybe some of you didn't ask those questions but at least it might have popped up in your mind. I will help satisfy your curiosity by feeding you the reason why I haven't been blogging for months now. These past few months has been so hectic. I was so busy with exams, school work and all. Also, then my phone got so bad that I couldn't post anything.  For those who don't know, I blog with my smartphone <tech uh!>. But the good news is... I'll be posting back to back and this time more juicy posts; filled with information, inspiration, motivation and most of all very captivating. It's a full package, I know right!, call it a premium package from me to you. Be expecting more adventures, success stories, guest posting...