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A Special Anniversary 😁

Hi, guys!!!!!!  It's been soooooooooooooooooo long, and I know it.  It's actually been two years, two months, one week, and a day since I last wrote here, and I can explain.  A whole lot happened in that time, and some things had to pipe low for a while, one of which is this blog. Unintentional, but very necessary.  I'm back, and will be showing up a little differently cos I had to redefine consistency more deliberately.  Let me bring you up to date with my life in the last two years.  Right after my last post , I discovered I was pregnant and spent the year 2024 growing a child in my womb.  Then I spent the whole of 2025  breastfeeding, caring for him, transitioning him to solids, and preparing him for weaning. All of that happened while  minding my business and showing up in other areas of life. On Tuesday, he became eighteen months old, and that calls for celebration because it's a special anniversary for me. Just so you know, I'm usually...

Reading Disease and its Cure

  Hi guys! Welcome here, again! Today, I talk about reading. And this is first a wake-up call to me because lately, I've been thinking about reading more than reading in itself. I've added it to my schedule a couple of times now, but end up not reading. Somehow, I just get avoidably distracted and I know it's time to take drastic measures.  No, I'm not doing other more productive things instead. I'm either scrolling aimlessly through social media or just feeding my distractions instead of starving them.  I know this is becoming a mental sickness that I must cure before it becomes worse like every sickness that is not attended to on time. Dear, you, this is my Doctor's appointment and I'm glad to have you in the consulting room with me. Today, we talk about Reading Disease and its Cure… Most times, we see reading as only necessary for examinations and not for living. Excuse me, but why is that?  Reading should be a necessity for living, just as eating, 'c...

NYSC Chronicles: Nine Ex-Corpers Share thier Experience

Hi guys, welcome. How do you do? So like I said in my previous post, I got a few of my friends and colleagues to document their NYSC experience right here.  I asked them a couple of questions and you'll read their answers soon. We hope that you read and learn, especially undergraduates and Prospective Corps Members. It would give you a glimpse into what NYSC looks like and also make your journey easier.  Without further ado, let's get into it. Take a seat and enjoy! You're welcome.  Elizabeth Isajimi Nasarawa corper Tell us about yourself (be as detailed as you're comfortable with) I am Elizabeth Isajimi. I am a photographer and a big-time lover of God. A Tiktok freak 😜 and I love keeping myself entertained. I see myself as someone who can transform any little business into a company. I served in Nasarawa state and was posted to a hospital.  What were your expectations about NYSC? I had a lot of expectations about NYSC, one of them was meeting very influential and w...