Live A Lovely Life

Lately, lots of people have been addressing me with -Sir, yes Sir, OK sir...and all that courtesy-like manner language💪😹.The respect is so much that, I had to take a look at myself in the mirror 😮 and it's then I realised how tall and grown I have become.  🙆😀 I went even further to check the calendar and it dawned on me that, TODAY IS MY BIRTHDAY! 🚼😱😁🎆🎆🎆 Yipee!!! 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎊🎆🎆🎆 it's my birthday today...and I feel so blessed! But, it's not all about the growth and tallness -or the cake I'm gonna devoured!.🙇 Seriously, it's not. What I'm grateful for on this special day of my life, is far more IMPORTANT than the aforementioned changes. 💦💦💦 I'm GRATEFUL onto God Almighty for the love and mercy He had shown me... He has been so good to me. 🙏🙏🙏 I remembered a few things... Back in 2012/2013, when I was "dying" to have everything God has blessed me with today! 😆😄😃. I never knew God was working behi

Has she converted to a Muslim ? No! She's still 100% Catholic..:-) Oh, now I know! She's giving away Sallah-rams to her Muslim blog-readers... Hmm, It's still NO! Lol... Why will she do that anyway? Seriously, I kept asking myself if there is anything spectacular between the highest paid blogger in Nigeria and this Muslim's annual festival; Eid-El-Kabir..:-)The title so unds controversial right? Lol Actually, there may be something between these two... We all know her! It's only an alien that may not have heard of the name, Linda Ikeji before. Everybody knows she's rich, beautiful, single and yes born on September 19, 1980 . And that's, unfortunately, You know... The thing between her and today's Muslim festival! Happy Eid-el-Kabir to all my Muslim-readers! And yes! Happy birthday in advance to ME, Linda and every other September-born out there..:-)

Yet another sad exist of a cancer patient... Oge Nkwonta Onyeaghala, the pretty lady, in pink above, was diagnosed with Cancer of the Lymph nodes, (Hodgkins Lymphoma) in 2009. Though I was MIA during the time people are trying to raise money for her , an authority blog made it known that:  S he got married to her husband Nnamdi Onyeaghala last year June and she is fighting for her life right now.  She was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma (Cancer of the Lymph nodes). In 2009, she had chemotherapy (ABVD) after which she became ok In 2014 there was a relapse, with a cough & rapid weight loss, she had another round of chemotherapy (COPP) then again she was fine. The cough stopped and she gained weight. In November 2015 the cough started again and she started itching profusely, we  went back to LUTH and they said she needed a more lethal chemotherapy and the stem-cell transplant. this is not done in Nigeria. upon contacting hospitals in India  we realized the treatment required more tha

“It was a top secret and nobody was meant to know before his arrival. It was actually for security reasons but now that he is here, he would be able to interact with tech professionals and other Nigerians today in a press conference at Eko Hotel and Suites tomorrow (today).” -A close source told Vanguard. Marky at Co-Creation Hub It was an experience, the great people of Nigeria will never forget. On Tuesday, 30 August 2016, the Nigerian media was awash with news of billionaire and co-founder of Facebook (one of the world’s most prolific social media sites) the visit to Nigeria. The father-of-one after meeting with the Pope in Italy, the 5 th richest man in the world, sneaked into Nigeria to meet with developers and entrepreneurs and to discuss investments in Nigeria’s growing start-up ecosystem. On Wednesday morning, he jogged across the Ikoyi-Lekki bridge Zuckerberg helped to show the rest of the world that Nigeria is not so bad at all, and that something really exciting is