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Introduction: A New Kind of Worship Where the Body is Sacred, and Health is Holy

Welcome to the Church of Wisdom Introduction: A New Kind of Worship In the Church of Wisdom, we don’t preach God. We don’t quote religious doctrine. Instead, we preach something more immediate, more intimate, our bodies. This is not a church of theology, but of biology. Not a place of superstition, but of self-awareness. WeContinue reading “Introduction: A New Kind of Worship Where the Body is Sacred, and Health is Holy”

THESE PEOPLE ARE JOKERS ðŸ˜†

Corruption remains a deeply entrenched challenge in Nigeria, undermining its economic development, political stability, and public trust. This report examines the nature of corruption in Nigeria, key sectors affected, its socio-economic impacts, and alleged involvement of government officials. Nature of Corruption in Nigeria Corruption in Nigeria spans petty bribery, grand embezzlement, political patronage, and organizedContinue reading “THESE PEOPLE ARE JOKERS ðŸ˜†”

It’s Your Human Right to Be Dumb, Stupid, and an Idiot

I bin wan write this one in Pidgin, but then I thought 🤔 hell no! Make some people no talk say dem no understand. In a world that celebrates freedom of speech, thought, and individuality, one truth remains absolute: you have the right to be as brilliant, as foolish, as insightful, or as clueless asContinue reading “It’s Your Human Right to Be Dumb, Stupid, and an Idiot”

Reflections on 2024: Accomplishments, Lessons, and Goals for 2025

End of Year Report: Reflection on 2024 and Expectations for 2025 As 2024 draws to a close, it is an opportune time to reflect on achievements, identify areas for growth, and set clear expectations for the upcoming year. This report highlights major milestones archived in 2024, what could have been done better, and aspirations forContinue reading “Reflections on 2024: Accomplishments, Lessons, and Goals for 2025”

Popular Naija Slang with deep meaning. “See, Finish.”

“See finish” is a Nigerian Pidgin English expression that refers to a situation where familiarity leads to disrespect or loss of regard for someone. It implies that when someone gets too comfortable or overly familiar with another person, they start to take them for granted, disrespect them, or stop valuing them. For example: “This myContinue reading “Popular Naija Slang with deep meaning. “See, Finish.””

Are you dealing with a stubborn / disrespectful child?

Cutting off ties with a disrespectful child is a serious and emotional decision that requires careful consideration. Before taking such a step, it’s essential to evaluate the situation deeply, as the action may have long-term consequences on the relationship and your emotional well-being. Here are some steps I would use to approach this matter: 1.Continue reading “Are you dealing with a stubborn / disrespectful child?”

WHY THE JAPA SYNDROME IS SO DANGEROUS ðŸ˜³

Running away from your home country, often referred to as fleeing or japa, can have significant and often negative repercussions. These repercussions can be broadly categorized into emotional, social, economic, and legal challenges. Overall, while fleeing one’s home country may be necessary for safety, the decision often comes with profound and challenging repercussions that canContinue reading “WHY THE JAPA SYNDROME IS SO DANGEROUS ðŸ˜³”