Archive for the ‘Family gist’ Category

Playing with fire…..

Last week, i was having a chat with a guy who’s been married for a few years. He works on the island and lives on the mainland (meaning he spends most of his active time at work) and our “gist” centered around the implication(s) of friendships with single ladies at the same workplace. He seemed to have his own strong opinion backed by his stance on having undue closeness with those ladies. Read the rest of this entry »

 

Unforgettable…

It’s been a long while i wrote an article, but it’s been so much in my mind to write one. I came back from a short but refreshing vacation over two weeks ago. By the time i came back, i was energized and ready to face the next phase with renewed energy. During my vacation, i met, and chatted with different people (i went with a group of friends and business associates); some of the people i spent time with, i only knew from a distance before then. It was a time of relaxation; bonding and making fresh acquaintances live on the Maldives Islands, an exotic island consisting of 1,190 small islands in the heart of the Indian ocean. We had an exciting time. Check out the pictures in my facebook album. Read the rest of this entry »

 

A life well spent

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I’m sure it’s no news that i lost someone really dear to me; someone who treated me like i came from her loins, a mother to me. I lost my mother-in-law but heaven gained her. She was simply an enigma, someone who impacted lives, who lived fully and gave selflessly. Read the rest of this entry »

 

ANCIENT AND MODERN…..

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2 days ago, i was privileged to speak at the popular New Estate Baptist Church; it was their Parents/Teens forum. Prior to then, the week before, two women, much older than I am, who were representatives of the church came to meet me in the office on the recommendation of a mentor, to invite me to speak in their church. They waited at the reception for me for a little while i went to meet with them a short while after which i went to meet with them. When i greeted them, they responded and appeared to want to hear that i was the PA to “Tope Akinyemi”. When i told them i was the one, they expressed serious surprise. They said they never expected someone that young. Read the rest of this entry »

 

SAY IT NOW….

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Hello people, how has the week been? Mine has been a week of major learnings for me; it’s been exciting as well. This is going to be a short post and it focuses on a simple lesson that i learnt from an incident. Read the rest of this entry »

 

JUST GIST :-)

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For the past one week, i have found had problems posting on my site; and it’s been quite frustrating. So, today, after several attempts, i’ll be posting an article about my biggest fans :-) Read the rest of this entry »

 

TGIF – Unwind!

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Hello Guys, this week was full of opportunities and possibilities, and i eagerly look forward to rewards soon. Thank God it’s Friday! Let’s unwind by having these jokes and learnings to wrap up the week. Relax and enjoy! Read the rest of this entry »

 

MADE TO BE PRECIOUS….

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I have tried to post this article several times but the internet connection kept timing out. However, i was determined to post it today anyway. I have also played with several options of what the title should be, but i guess the end justifies…. Read the rest of this entry »

 

OLD SKOOL….

Several years ago, it was norm to have the men being the primary/sole provider for the family. The typical/conventional family had the father towing the path of developing a successful career while the woman was at home, taking care of the children, or at best, teaching in a nearby government school where they close at between 1-2pm daily. The situation then had the wives heavily dependent on the husband; it was easy to obey without much questioning. Then, cases of wives attempting suicide were rampant, some developed mental imbalance when they heard of their husbands cheating on them. I was not told, i know a few. Largely, one could say that wives were not independent. Read the rest of this entry »

 

HIP HIP HIP….

5 days ago, my son, Araoluwa, Obaloluwa clocked 1. Yeah, you got it! He’s an independence baby. So many people called, visited to wish him a happy birthday. Interestingly, he got an August visitor’s call – Prof.
Pat Utomi called to also wish him a happy birthday. It was a cool event, watch out for his pictures on facebook. Read the rest of this entry »