Times without number, I always tell people that the first learning institution of a child is the home (one's own dwelling place) not the school or the society. For crying out loud, a child's behavior is greatly influenced by the home where he or she has been raised.

Right from the creation of the world, everything has been either high or low so also is wealth. In a country, there are the rich and the poor, for as long as human being can remember both the rich and poor had been in existence and there is absolutely nothing whatsoever that we can do about it.

I've been a minimalist for a while now and I can testify that I've been enjoying my life to the fullest without the interference of anyone or anything whatsoever. Being simple with my approach to life and everything in it makes me healthier while people close to me always wonder the kind of lady I've grown to become because I'm not always moved by trends that people engage in.

The current economy of Nigeria isn't smiling at all, it's as if all sectors are just retrogressing, nothing is working and the survival rate is now for the fitted. Truth be told, the state where I reside is one of the cities where goods and services likewise rents can be gotten at the cheapest rate because things are relatively cheap here most especially transportation if compared to some major cities in the country.

I'm a person who loves to be in the midst of few people that's why my friends are few, I hate crowded places that's one of the reason it's very rare for me to go to recreational centers except on special occasions. So I consider myself a person with few friends, my beloved friends from my University days are just two (Aminat & Gloria) and by God's grace next month, our friendship will clock eleven years. I met both of them the first week I was admitted to the university in the year 2013.

The mandatory service here in my beloved country Nigeria is called National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) and it's a scheme that almost every graduate in Nigeria anticipates to engage in because it's a thing of joy for us all and likewise for our parents to see us service our fatherland.