Cross posted from Chude Jideonwo’s Notes. I will be doing a reflection shortly. You may not have noticed it: Nigeria
Ahead of UN General Assembly’s high-level summit on the economic crisis on June 24-26, UN Millennium Campaign says new analysis
This post was originally written on Father’s Day, 2009 and is specially for my Dad and all the real dads
Originally posted by Gbenga Sesan, here. Enjoy! In 2000, Nigeria reportedly had less than 200,000 internet users. The number grew
Paradigm Initiative Nigeria (PIN) and Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) are conducting a research into the lifestyles of
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Where I write. Following the reproduction of a BBC article of a writer writting about ‘where she writes’ by NEXT
I have tried many times to read the future but besides the clear reading that it will be a great
Olamilekan Oshunkoya, Nigeria‘s only representative to the 2008 Commonwealth Youth Leadership program in cyprus has completed and released a graduate
In 2006, 23 million people stood up, in 2007 47 million people, last year 116 million people Stood Up and
Flexible and Compatible! Not too long, I did a post on my facebook wall in my local language that we
found this 2004 article some where online: The Effects of the Internet on Today’s Youth Our subject, Jimmy, has been
Perhaps that is not the right title for this blog post…but this is one such time I write directly to
I have been meaning to write and share about social networks and how they can be put to advantage by
I have commenced a new effort in line woith my committment to DO and not just TALK. This effort is
I have been meaning to write and share about social networks and how they can be put to advantage by
Nigeria is beset by many challenges…far too numerous to enumerate here (and allow me to modestly say anywhere else). However,
…I came to some intresting knowledge. Having ‘plenty to choose from depletes ones ability to choose’ – the paradox of choice.
Not laugh for joy or relief. But to laugh at yet another attempt to call white black, and on a
Yesterday, I told the barista politely that I am going to do something about our trade deficit. The back story: I buy coffee from her,
If you’ve ever wished for a tool that could cut through the chaos and help you focus on what really matters—understanding and applying the information—you’re not alone. That’s where NotebookLM steps in.
Do we do work for the sake of it and its direct benefits (ability to buy things and by a stretch the ability to create wealth) or as a means to live a fulfilled life (where each is free to define fulfilment)? A position I might have maintained given “my confusion” is to maintain a hybrid view of work. I seize or attempt to seize every opportunity to create something that brings me fulfilment (I have been known to go as far as crossing boundaries of organisational hierarchy to get stuff done and apologise afterwards rather than wait endlessly for permission) and sometimes, too, I simply toe the line – in the hope that something great emerges – especially one that does emerge despite our efforts to the contrary.
Here are three reasons, I am not bothered, two things I am doing to further ensure I do not develop any anxiety (and that you should consider as well), and one potentially irrefutable truth
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