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HUSHPUPPI,HIS COMPANY AMONGST THE ELITES AMD THE FATE OF BEING FOOLISH( MY VIEW) A MUST READ denilsonpetterson50@gmail.com First published By okereke Ikechukwu The Nigerian social media has been quite an interesting place to be since the beginning to the year 2020 seeing as there have been so many things to get people buzzing. However, the topic that seems to be on the lips of many Nigerians is the arrest and tale of the social media shower"Hushpuppi" Hushpuppi was recently arrested alongside some of his crew members by the FBI and police in Dubai in June 2020. The young man who was known for his extravagant social media lifestyle was captured and the moment was caught on a video that has since gone viral. Since the video of the supposed big boy surfaced on the internet, a lot of people have shared hot takes on the issue. While many people condemned his alleged criminal activities, seeing as he was said to have defrauded close to two million people and was involved in a N168

THE TALE OF CREATIVITY AND ITS HALLMARK WHEN DONE WITH FLAIR( The Ikorodu boys story) By Okereke Ikechukwu First published on 26th June 2020 Source Google Http//facebook.com.okerekeikechukwu.522 Today's article or post is all about the beauty of being unique in what you see as fun,having a beauty of team Spirit,utilizing every moment with creativity a key,and having supporting parents who see potentials and see the drive to make it's bloom. Today is about the " Ikorodu bois " Living in the Ikorodu part of Lagos Nigeria,the most populous and creative filled place in the West of Africa is something phenomenal,creative filled and now international stars and these stuff are just young warlocks taking the field of life with so much force. These boys  which as fondly called the "Ikorodu Bois" showing much love for their community are a Nigerian online comedy group that recreates and mimics "multi-million dollar music videos and Hollywood movie trailers. These

The Art called focus and Branding and the way it governs success in today's new normal scene. denilsonpetterson50@gmail.com By Okereke Ikechukwu References:The Holy Bible with scriptures taken from Acts 19 vs 3 .Today's post is on the very frequency of branding with it's basic theme on "focus" in life ,buisness,relationship and national growth. It's noteworthy that a life of worship( a revential submissiveness to a divine being via actions and mannerisms) is a life of surrendering and humility. Distraction is one of the greatest attack to ones destiny led my side attraction taking us from reaching our ultimate goal like a dog who runs after wvwry bone he sees on his way,the question will be will he reach his destination on time.  Today's reference of the  lame man from Acts chapter 3 has been there(Beautiful gate)for a while because he was looking at the wrong persons,sceneries,goals and life pattern without placing his gaze at what matters that is why upo

Wow it's another democracy day and questions arising with slot of tales( it's again that word,is it really working this democracy) Hop in let's find out Democracy day and the whole tales of our state and what really is happening,is it working( read up First published by Okereke Ikechukwu ( hop in) Two decades ago, in a colourful ceremony held in the capital, Abuja, Nigeria's military handed over power to an elected civilian leader. Generals had ruled the oil-rich West African country for the previous 15 years. The ceremony was attended by heads of state and representatives from more than 40 countries. The mood was upbeat and the new leader promised prosperity to the thousands of his countrymen who were in the stadium. Millions of others watched the ceremony on television. Others listened to newly elected president Olusegun Obasanjo's speech on radio. But after 20 years of democracy and four presidents, where is Nigeria today? That's the question I'm placing

The Big Brother Naija reunion (pepperdem gang) 2020 with all the drama,saga,tales and moments. By Okereke Ikechukwu If you reminisce on the last Big Brother Naija show, you’d definitely agree that the moniker ‘Pepper Dem’ was apt because those housemates did not come to play and yes they didn't given the very intensity of the drama,plays,fights,romance,antics and what have you,yet this created room for creative duels,positive competitions,lovely romantic moments created and a lasting relationship built between some housemates.! From a certain Lambo who came prepared to not repeat any outfit during her three-month stay in the house (she was in it to win it!) And that was lit mehn like how did she do that, to Tacha who informed her fellow housemates that they “followed” her to the house was that really arrogance to all the "Titans", Omashola’s lit diary sessions yeah which am pretty sure made him become a talk about by mercy lambo in the reunion Much talk about that later,

The beauty of African parenting and it's stories No matter that the most of  us who have been raised by African parents have all experienced similar childhoods – or at least have a few things in common we can relate to.  As I was growing up, I never understood why my parents were always so hard on me. My mum especially was relentless, she expected nothing but the best from me – she still does. Although she very much raised me in accordance to African social and cultural values. Looking back, whilst I have had to learn a few things the hard way, I am glad I did. As I am contemplating the idea of having kids of my own one day, I took a trip down memory lane to sum up some of the greatest life lessons have learnt from my family Rudyard Kipling once said that God could not be everywhere and therefore He created mothers. He could not be more right. Everything mothers do is a symbol of their affection to us and no matter how annoying,  we love them all the more. Here are some of the anno