Hi, guys. How do you do? Long time no post, right? It was beyond my control, honestly. But I'm here for the last episode in the Kingdom Marriage series . And it's a really interesting one. Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Beatrice Eneje shared a lot with us. I admire their honesty and vulnerability and can't wait to let you in on it. Before I leave your face, here's a reminder to catch up on the previous episodes. They are filled with many lessons you can't afford to miss. Start from episode one , then move to the next episode and the next one till you get to the previous episode . Deal? Alright, let's hear from today's couple. Nancita: Please introduce yourselves. Mr.: I'm Scott Eneje. Mrs.: I'm Beatrice Scott Eneje. We’ve been married for 3 years now. Nancita: How did you meet? Mr.: We met in college. She caught my attention in a class when she dissed me for dissing friends who were trying to find out how I was the only one to score every point in a ...
Hi guys, welcome here. How do you do? Today, I write about something that breaks my heart, literally. In this season as a youth corper, teaching has exposed me to the enormous defect in parenting and family life. It's a lot! Sometimes I feel like there should be a license to permit childbearing, honestly. Because it might not sound good, but it's the truth. Good parenting is a big deal and not everyone can do so. My heart just breaks when I see some character displayed by students...like, do you have an actual family? Because what's this rubbish behavior?? Corper Nan has seen a lot, tbh. 😭 From disrespect, rudeness, gross misconduct, and devilish character to parents who don't even know their children. When I speak against it, I mostly hear some teachers say: that's how it is in other schools, children are now rude, blah blah. I have never agreed to that, and I never will. We've had parents come to defend their children, in the name of; 'my son is not like...