segunda-feira, 16 de abril de 2012

CALL ME ANGEL.

I have many names
Some call me mistakes what choice do i have?
Some call me bad luck what choice do i have?
Some call me unwanted what choice do i have?
What is my fault?

You chose this part blame no one but yourself
Why do I have to pay the ultimate price?
This shouldn`t have happened had you been
More careful  You should have taking precaution
protection or something.

You`ve made your choice, you might be feeling guilty
Please don`t be hard on yourself no one is above
sin for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God except me
 the question remains for how long are you
Going to continue in sin for the grace to abide?



Heavenly angels are taken care of me
Though sometimes I felt that I am too
Tiny to survive in this place I would have
Love you`re tender loving care, but God
And his angels are taking care of me.



I`m the cutest thing they have ever seen



Innocent and blemish, yes without sin
My name is no more mistakes or
Unwanted pregnancy what an ugly name
call me
** ANGEL.**

sábado, 14 de abril de 2012

NAIJA STORIES BY NIGERIAN





The NaijaStories Anthology (A book to own)







NAIJA STORIES is the leading community for Nigerian writers and book lovers, combining elements of a writing critique website and a social networking site. I came across this community of Nigerian writers early this year and I am delighted to say that the stories and articles published on this site has imparted knowledge and improved my vocabulary and writing skills. When i decided to start a blog, i knew i loved to write and wanted to motivate people with my articles which is going on pretty well; but since I became a member of this community, writing has never been more fun and more interesting. It's like you have a team and family where you belong and have people review your work and help you improve everyday.
Of Tears and Kisses, Heroes and Villains is Volume 1 of the ‘Best of NaijaStories’ series. The 30 stories featured in this anthology were all originally published on naijastories.com between March 2010 and March 2011. This is a book you will love to have as a Nigerian because it features our everyday life, precepts fom our environment, culture, government and everything you can think of about Naija.
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These are stories about us or about our neighbours or something we’ve encountered in the news. They are what our friends tell us, their pain and joy, their passion and rage, their yearning and their cry against injustice. I enjoyed lots of the stories not just because of their simplicity and brevity but also for freshness they bring to storytelling and public discourse. – Sylva Nze Ifedigbo. (Author, The Funeral Did Not End)
Here we are, with our abortions, our bereavement, our lust, our petty showdowns, our pederasts, our In-Law wahala, our problems chatting up girls in the diaspora, our memories of childhood, our fights, our incest, our love, our examination stress, our metafictional accounts, our encounters with university campus cults, our broken families, our… well, you get the idea. We rob banks, but we also eat salty beans to show our children we love them. – Tade Thompson (Writer/Editor)
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quarta-feira, 4 de abril de 2012

GENDER WAHALA

GgENDERgg
A child are regarded to be a blessing regardless of the gender,however some parents
had taking prefering one gender  of a child over another to extreme,due to traditional, customs,family belief & personal choice,the urgent need for one gender over another, while for some it`s just for the fun of having one of each or the joy of knowing/experiencing what it`s feels like to raise boy/girl, well i have nothing against parent`s desiring one particular gender,
but my point is knowing when to draw a line between going too far,some had gone way out of control the article i read about indian parents unable to accept their child because they got a girl might be just misunderstanding between them and the hospital, but the incidents kept me thinking even though this might be mistake,the fact still remain that some parents prefer one child over another.
   Sadly this issue had gone out of control to extend many had  abandoned their child in the hospital for the mare reason of inability to have what they wanted,some spouse has accused their spouse for being responsible for their inability to have a particular gender,some has gone as far as getting marry to 2nd wife just to fulfil their selfish desire to have a heir.
A baby girl life is at stake simply because her parents prefer a boy.

http://www.circleofmoms.com/article/newborn-girl-s-parents-refuse-claim-her-preferring-boy-03443?trk=fbfp#_

This is heart-breaking and sad.


Let us cherish whatever we are blessed with boy/girl ,and count our self lucky blessed because many people are praying just to be parents children are blessing from God.


sábado, 31 de março de 2012

***MARCH MY SPECIAL MONTH***

I konw you must be wondering what`s so special okay yah i can explain,march is my darling daughter birthday & my wedding anniversary, so you see it`s calls for celebration.
HBD sweetheart many happy returns.





7 years ago i walked down the aisle with the man i thought was my better half,as we progressed in our marriage, to my greatest surprise he proved me wrong,he turn out to be my* BEST HALF* we began our journey, along the way, we had bad times/good times,discovering our similarities & respecting our differences,the journey wasn`t easy but the LORD made it possible,we are no way perfect,we both have flaws,we pray that God will continues to guide,protect us through every aspect of our relationship with His wisdom/unconditional love as we celebrate our 7 years Wedding Anniversary in JESUS name Amen!!
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
To realize The value of a sister/brother Ask someone Who doesn't have one.

To realize The value of ten years: Ask a newly Divorced couple.

To realize The value of four years: Ask a graduate.
...
To realize The value of one year: Ask a student who Has failed a final exam.

To realize The value of nine months: Ask a mother who gave birth to a stillborn.

To realize The value of one month: Ask a mother Who has given birth to A premature baby.

To realize The value of one week: Ask an editor of a weekly newspaper.

To realize The value of one hour:
Ask the couple who turned backs and slept without a word.



Bottom line appreciate what you have count your self lucky.

sexta-feira, 30 de março de 2012

 

 

~Everything you need to know~



Read and grow rich it`s inspired by my passion to pass on every useful message
to everyone who love inspirational,motivationl and information on how to be the best
you can in every aspect of you`re life, it doesn`t matter who you are where you 
come from,everyone is welcome read and grow you`re mind soul spirit and body
and be the best ,believe in your self you are born to win, you alone is the only one
that create your reality. ~Yes you~


I must comfess i have a passion in any thing that involved women and young adult (teens)
well maybe it`s because i`m a woman,or because Il hav had many experience in
my life, so can easily relate to most women issues.


but the bottom line is nobody is excluded to read and feed there mind in
most of the things you will find here will enrich you to be a better person and
you`re life positively beyond your imagination!


Happy reading.