Today the world has really become what Marshal McLuhan said decades ago, ‘the global village’, thanks to the ubiquitous social media that has created an interconnected virtual world.
But vices of the social media have outweighed their virtues. They have not only served as the means of prompt communications and creative platforms, they have also become an addiction for the users, negatively affecting their mental, social and family life.
Other countries like Germany and Australia have brought in measures to control online content, should this policy/policies be adopted in Nigeria too?
To some it's a minor issue, but to others a major issue of concern. Is it a red flag for you?
I've walked through streets to church in the night, walked back early mornings. Now I'm imagining how really scared people will be even during the day...
Train your wards to respect the opposite sex, be mindful of your wards peer group, protect and prevent your wards from obscene videos
Yes you can, and you will! We live in a World of endless possibilities. Have you ever been so afraid of failing at something that you decided not to try it at all?
Let this episode into your soul! Read more on-https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/fear-of-failure.htm
As #lockdownextension don dey trend so, NCDC oga, Chikwe Ihekweazu and Lagos state govnor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu dey tok say dem fit change am for us if numbers of cases pass as e dey ooo.
You think say we go need anoda lockdown? Shey make dey lock is inside yard again? Serving you something different! Pidgin continua...
So I decided to try out something new, this is a one kobo rant in pidgin, about my observation on the first day of movement in the city of Lagod. Something light for you
It's the beginning of a new week, many people are looking forward to resuming their daily activities. People are anxious to go out. All the same, life won't return to normal at once when the lockdown is lifted. It's not yet over, this episode sheds more light on life after the lockdown, what should and shouldn't be done... Cc- Saturday breeze Jesusegun Alagbe
Serving you something different! When it comes to the African or Nigerian Parenting style, there are definitely some unique characteristics. My guest on the show shares her experience and opinion on the sane way to raise a child.
When it comes to the African or Nigerian Parenting style, there are definitely some unique characteristics. My guest on the show shares her experience and talks about her mummy duties too.
It is said that experience is the best teacher and to that effect, we're all on a quest to find wisdom.
Is it wrong to ask people for advice(a case study of a relationship)? Here is what my guest have to say about it.
Moments with Doc, where she gives her opinion on love. Why should we say "I love you" to the people we love? Is it necessary to be verbal about it? Is giving gifts enough?
Found the habit of sulking or frowning every time? This episode is for you. It entails reasons why you should make a conscious effort to smile everyday.
Happiness is free..