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When Aggressive Actions Make the Aggressor Mad: The Ukraine-Russia Scenario
The Ukraine invasion had spore outrage around the global. While Ukrainian fight to death, the rest of us seem to be fueling the aggressor's anger. Wait a minute! What happen to our collective sense of diplomacy? Was it invaded too?
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US 2020 Elections and Beyond: My Dream
There are lots of questions still hovering over the US 2020 election. Those questions are still going on, even right now after the certification of Joe Biden as the US president-elect. The dream shared here took place between 7th and 12th of January, 2020
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Analyzing the Character of the Noblewoman in the Dream (Continuation of My Dream)
She was a heroine character in the dream. Who is she? Why is she important? What does her work of arranging floating young plants on the surface of the water about the knee-deep means? Here are my thoughts.
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She Has Love Me She Has Tired (Story)
For some, love happened to them in a weird manner. For other, manner happened to them in a weird love. But for John, love is one of the greatest mysteries of life.
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Face-to-Face with 2021: Planning Ahead of the Year and Putting Aspirations in Perspective
New Year is a time to make amends, close account of the previous year, open new account and draw on new plans. For some, if not all, it's a time for new dreams and goals. But there is a dimension of New Year we often missed. How beginning the year relaxed, but yet determined? Well, that sounds off.
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Elements of Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (VCA) in Disaster Risk Reduction
Disaster risk reduction (DRR) is the focus of disaster experts around the world. DRR save about 4 to 36 times of the funds deployed for disaster response and recovery activities. Vulnerability and capacity assessment (VCA) is a tools deployed by experts in DRR. This article explains the basis of VCA
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Hazard Identification: A Cornerstone in Disaster Risks Reduction (Drr) Strategy
Disaster in most cases are neglected hazards which would have been handled at hazard level. However, the negligence of such hazards and their expansion lead to escalation with their eventual outcome being disaster. This article explains why hazards identification is to disaster risks management.
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Hazard Identification Step of Disaster Risks Reduction (DRR): Methods, Techniques and Tools (Part 1)
The important of hazards identification cannot be emphasized enough. This hazards identification process employed a number of techniques, methods and tools. This article explains some of the methods, their application, advantages as well as disadvantages.
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Disaster Risks Reduction: Why Hazard Identification Should Be a Central Science
Disaster Risks Reduction is an important aspect of disaster risks management. This important practices in DRM starts with hazard identification and risks assessment. This article explains why hazard identification should be a core science in DRR and DRM.
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How This Gorilla Define Leadership and Responsibility
Animals may not have advance technologies as man, but they sometimes show high sense of civility that questions man's civilization. This Gorilla did something exceptional that taught men about leadership and responsibility. See this video.
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Pace Faster Slowly
Embraced in the erotics... Only I feels the purses of life's emptiness.
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The Pencil Artist
Drawing and painting are two great creative arts that utilise imagination. Sometimes the richer one's imagination, better will one's art turns out. I enjoy works of art, but I end up only a poet.
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Writer’s Block: Unique Ways to Crack on the Underhand Monster
Writer's block is a problem most writers, if not all, face. Over the years, I deployed different approaches to crack down on writer's block to advance my writing career. In this article, I share some of these codes that I have used personally to crackdown on writer's block.
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His Childish Northern Nightmare (Short Story)
Societies are founded on certain cultural practice that sometimes gets in the way of common sense. If not addressed, they become systemic problems. Example: Almajeri street begging. Who is actually paying what?
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The Wake and Other Poems
But how can I? How can I see when my heart is blind? How can I know when my mind is blank? Don’t find me guilty on account of my own thoughts, I’m only a poet walking thru life with a blind mind.
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Behind the Quiet Hubs
With all these crazy thoughts going on inside my head, I decided to write this poem, 'Behind the Quiet Hubs'. What really can be happening behind the quiet hubs? Could anyone imagine?
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When Shall I Touch the Sky?
Every soul that walks on the earth has his/her sky (skies). For me as a child, it was the physical sky—this same sky we all know. As at the time I wrote this poem my sky was assuming different meanings. That kept me asking, "When shall I(we) touch the sky?" The answer lies hitherto in every hearts.
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The Life's Royal Rule (Collection of Inspiring Short Poems)
'The life's royal rule' is a collection of four distinct poems each written with a unique voice, style, and fashion to genuinely inspires the reader. Like most life's rules, vision, courage, purpose and peace are indispensable. These four make the life's royal rule.
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Literary Evaluation of “Come, Sweet Death” by Manatita
"Come, Sweet Death" is a poem I've read over and again. Manatita through this poem demonstrates uncommon courage. Through pain, he led us into an inextinguishable light of hope. It is must-read a poem!
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Tunnels of Tear, Shades of Hope
“Tunnels of Tear, Shades of Hope” is a soul lifting motivational poem. This poet believes that victory is a spiritual medal and only scars of our struggles remind us we wear this medal upon our souls.
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Newborn Cry at Birth: Symbolic and Spiritual Implications
Lots of questions had been raised regarding why newborns cry, the symbolic, and after effects this cry have on the child as he/she grows. This article gives the spiritual symbolic of such cries.
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If I Never Say “Die O’ My Will”
If I Never Say, "Die O' My Will" is an inspiring poem that illustrates the strength of a WILL. This poet in a strong but resonating voice send a message of hope capable of rejuvinating the spirit
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The Reject of a Heart That Loves
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A Fishing Child (I)
By morning, the human soul is a child. By afternoon, the human soul is an adult. By evening, the human soul is a reflection of the way it has lived-a reflection of both experience, dreams and reality.
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Battering Sounds of Silence
Silence seems to have one of the loudest noise, capable of threatening the soul. Most times we don't see silence as possessive of a voice. Do you think silence has a voice? How does it speak to you?
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In Poets Fervid Sublimes
Poets all over the world I perceive to have common task though they are different people. What is this task? Find out from my poem, "In Poets Fervid Sublimes"
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Prayer, Spiritual Survival Strategy: a Fictional Dialogue or Scientific Phenomena?
Prayer is one of the many mysteries that surround our lives. Difference people have adopted varying approaches to prayer. Prayer: is it scientific or religious? Can God prove Himself through prayers?