Call me not Naomi, call me Mara!   Why call me Naomi when my heart weighs me down; as though a milestone has being tied around it and cast into the sea? The sky seems to have, in exasperation, fallen on me. My world has become so tight that I can hardly inhale a handful […]

I know we believe that mistakes are the worst, we beat ourselves so hard when we make one, and thereafter we fall into regrets and retarded growth. However, mistakes are not that bad, at least at some point. They are there to teach us, upgrade us and make us better versions of ourselves. I have

What if we are all items stacked on shelves in a shopping mall? What item would you be – an electronic gadget, a gold-plated Rolex wristwatch, an expensive clothing or a toilet paper? Would the merchant who purchased you be glad he did or would you be his source of pain and regret? What would

Officialuniqueblog: Tell us about yourself Ayodeji Aderintoye: My name is Aderintoye Ayodeji Joshua, from Ondo state Ipogun town born in Ibadan and bred in Lagos. I completed my primary and secondary education in St. Saviours group of schools, Ijegun, Lagos. Presently I’m a cadet ASP (Cadet Asst Superintendent of Police) of the Nigeria Police Academy Regular

Nigerian indigenous clothing reflects the culture of the various ethnic groups in Nigeria. Nigerians wore their traditional outfits all the time but with the advent of the European culture (through colonialism and globalization); traditional attires are now saved for special occasions like weddings, work on Fridays and for religious gatherings. Naturally, the purpose of dressing

Dear Humans, I write this letter not with a heart of joy; as the thought of my future leaves me panic-stricken and uncertain of where I am headed. I am concerned for this generation and the ones to come; which is why I have decided to escape from my terribly tight schedules to write to