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Once upon a time, in a far away land where trees fly like birds and birds lay still like trees, there lived a fierce and fearless king who conquered lands, near and far. His reign over his kingdom and surrounding provinces was absolute. His word was regarded as law and no dares challenge him. He was a good king loved but dreaded by most. Whenever he presided over the royal council, he allows his chiefs to deliberate but his stance when taken must be obeyed even if deficient.

I was born as a third child to the family of Kolapo. My birth came in the year of multiple triumphs for my parent, hence, my maiden name, Akorede. I was showered with so much love growing up as a child, attention deficit was not known to me. My dad is the definition of a perfect gentle man who would have his face spit on and instead of retaliating would use his handkerchief to wipe it and carry on. Sometimes I wonder how a recalcitrant being like him can have so much restrain

Parenting is the hardest task in the world and while most people understand the gravity of it, overwhelming majority choose not to meet it with required preparedness. Parenting may be defined as the process of grooming a child from birth till adulthood. It may in better terms be explained as the act of executing duties of raising and relating with a child such that he/she grows to become adequately prepared to manifest his/her potentials as a human being. There is no easy way

Nick is my neighbor that just moved into our estate. He was dark skinned, tall, heavily built with chocolate drooping all over him. I know what you are thinking, far from it! I am not in any way losing myself over him. This is just a description. Cheese! You don’t expect a fine girl like me to lose my ‘steeze’ over man. But the man is handsome, let me be truthful, even if it’s just for today. I’m pretty sure girls reading this would understand sometimes there is a guy that ju

Firstly, ‘could’ is the past tense of ‘can’. So, can and could are mainly used in present and past tenses respectively. Getting this solves about 60% of the can/could dilemma -; I can speak French fluently I could sing well but not anymore They can bring her to you right now He could have learnt how to dance. These examples are clear cut sentences in present and past tenses. _______________________________________________________________________________ Secondly, can and coul

which is the most painful? Which hurts the most? Which player would you have preferred in your team?