When I started learning about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, I became very curious about all of the SDGs goals. What I have realized is that all the UN SDGs are closely related and overlaps on each other. After getting a clear understanding of the UN SDGs; I started exploring opportunities in this direction.Continue reading “My Love for Earth!”
Author Archives: Kingsley Osajie
How to Break Out of Negative Patterns
Learn how to change your destructive routines and mental habits by examining the beliefs that limit you. To break a negative pattern that repeats over and over again, whether it’s a big pattern such as, “I always pick the wrong man,” to a little pattern such as, “I always seem to forget to call soContinue reading “How to Break Out of Negative Patterns”
How the LGBT Community Shot Itself in the Foot
It is no more a news that the LGBT community have been the object of despise, animosity, mockery and stereotypes. From ancient times, the LGBT people have been under persecution. In recent times, LGBT people have gained some level of freedom and rights in most developed countries. Although in Africa LGBT remains detestable and peopleContinue reading “How the LGBT Community Shot Itself in the Foot”
A Word from Selena Gomez to Ponder Upon
Quote of the Day by Selena Gomez: “I realize everybody wants what they don’t have. But at the end of the day, what you have inside is much more beautiful than what’s on the outside.” Meaning of the Quote of the day by Selena Gomez The meaning of this quote is intensely insightful. Selena highlightsContinue reading “A Word from Selena Gomez to Ponder Upon”
What if you DARED?
This afternoon, I just opened my LinkedIn and the first post that greeted was the one from John Assaraf. I read, commented and reposted it on my LinkedIn page. After reading through and through I decided to share with you my dear readers. You need to be aware of what’s happening in the world.But don’tContinue reading “What if you DARED?”
I’m A Queer Woman and I’m Married To A Man
This story was written by Kimberly Zapata. So I am posting it here as it was written. After reading through this story I felt I should share with my readers as it is enchanting and full of lessons. Read this quirky and beautiful story below: To say my husband and I have lived a fairyContinue reading “I’m A Queer Woman and I’m Married To A Man”
The Reality of Old Age: How to Navigate Around the Situation
Every time I think about the wonderful cycle of human existence I cannot help but keep wondering. But for me I believe it is a matter of different strokes for different folks. Most of the time, when we speak about parents living alone, the conversation quickly turns into blame. Fingers point toward the younger generation…tooContinue reading “The Reality of Old Age: How to Navigate Around the Situation”
Now that 2025 is Coming to an End
Time is an illusion. There is always a unique speed that comes with the ending of the year. Especially the months that is close to the year end. Before you know what is happening we will be in 2026! Even right now people have started saying Happy Christmas. January is just by the corner. AndContinue reading “Now that 2025 is Coming to an End”
A Life like Anja’s–What is that like?
I have gotten a lot of inspiration from Anja Loven that is why I decided to share this story about Anja with you my beloved readers. Anja Loven is a Humanitarian Worker and Children Advocate. She is not from Nigeria but she is living in Nigeria protecting Nigerian children who are accused of being aContinue reading “A Life like Anja’s–What is that like?”
The Visit of Ciara to Nigeria and the Lesson it Holds
American Singer Ciara Visits Nigeria For Cultural Tour Grammy-winning singer Ciara arrived in Lagos, Nigeria, on Oct 30, 2025, for a cultural tour to showcase Lagos’s art, fashion, and tourism scene. She visited key cultural sites, including the Nike Centre for Arts and Culture. American singer, songwriter, dancer and actress Ciara Princess Wilson has arrived inContinue reading “The Visit of Ciara to Nigeria and the Lesson it Holds”
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