24 Short Stories of International Students’ Experiences with the G7 + 1 Labor Laws — Ch. 2 The Corrective Preamble
Keep yourself simple, good, pure, serious, and unassuming; the friend of justice and godliness; kindly, affectionate, and resolute in your devotion to duty. — Marcus Aurelius From the feedback I received from chapter 1 of this article series, I erred to adhere to...
My Auspicious Wednesday
Some murals beautify the space, and some beautify and make you pause, and wonder ”what mind conceived and painted this?” Picasso’s Guernica and this masterpiece of @claudioethos falls in the latter. +++ Rewind… Yesterday, returning from my bike ride, I paused to take...
What Makes You Come Alive?
The new normal, on the surface, might mean less distraction. Yet, there are a plethora of webinars or online events that are well-positioned to make you feel a pressing need. My writings in the past months reveal that I am easy prey to these events – so I write...
Beware of these 3 Critical Thinking Hijackers!
I don’t know about you, but have you ever been in a conversation or discussion and the other party utters a phrase, which shuts down your critical thinking on the topic? And, there’s no time such as now, to safeguard your critical thinking, with the flood of...
Short Stories of International Student Experiences with The G20 labor Laws
Chapter 1 — Olivia, the Supportive Executive From the equality of rights springs identity of our highest interests; you cannot subvert your neighbor’s rights without striking a dangerous blow at your own.-Carl Shurz Introduction During the Bloomberg Equality...
The Open Invite
Hey, I am excited to share my new article series with you, titled: Short Stories of International Students Experiences with the G20 Labor Laws. The title was inspired by my experience over six months ago, where I was privileged to be invited to an executive luncheon....
2020 Gifts to Millenials
2020, forces a reset on all we take for granted. But, most especially the meaning of ‘right’. The #Nigerian government, on the 20th of October, reminded the world that for it ‘right is might!’ While we millennials and youths tried to teach it that “#Justice and...The Massacre of October 20, 2020
Nigerians in the diaspora became refugees on 20/10/2020. @cnn distorts the truth and calls it a clash between protesters and law enforcement officers. No @cnn it was a massacre of innocent protesters; get and report the right facts. We saw it live on @djswitch_ live...#EndSars Encouragement
The millennials in the republic founded around the Niger Area, known as Nigeria, have started the Sub-Saharan Spring. As other #African millennials watch to see how the #EndSars will go, I will like to remind the #Nigerian #Millennials, some words from Thomas...Connect with me
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As summer began, and the restrictions and curfew were eased, Robin, Ahmed, Jorge, and his girlfriend Gill, and I planned a picnic to have a picnic at the beach. And, after we laid our picnic mat, ate bitterballen (Dutch meatball snack), Krockets, and broodjes (Dutch Sandwiches), and we all sipped on our cold beers.![]()
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Robin let the alcohol get to him, as he steered the conversation into the no-go area of religion in a public gathering. The below conversation ensued. It’s important to add that where memory fails to reproduce the exact words or thoughts, shared in the conversation, creativity augments my memory – the effects of those blond beers![]()
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