So we are here again, it's the last day of the year 2015, I woke up a bit early, no thanks to the power company for the usual power outage, but no worries the outside early morning temperature is a bit cold than normal so thanks to the harmattan season,I decided to seat and watch the day break. What an amazing way to start the last day of the year, to take this brief moment in time, feel the breeze outside, watch the darkness of night give way to the brightness of day, see the misty morning clear up, hear the birds, chirp sing, even twitter and the cock crow - and just say "I thank you Jesus, it's a blessing to be alive. I don’t get to do this often because not every morning turns out to be this quiet and a bit peaceful but thankfully this morning is devoid of the blaring of countless power generators, so I decided to capture this rear serenity of this morning with a short one minute video. They say time fly's, I couldn't agree more, I still remember the ev

So we approaching the last weeks in July 2015, am setting up and trying to know what it feels like working from my new office space within the GRA ( government reserved area) of the city of Port Harcourt, Rivers State Nigeria. A key question for me is, how will I sort out my lunch daily? because it seems like getting lunch is going to be a challenge. As far as I know there are no eateries offering food delivery service in GRA Port Harcourt, unlike in Lagos my office is located in the hub of business Victoria island where its common place to find a range of eateries, pizza joint etc, all offering delivery services. Thank God for google I decided to do quick search online and voilà,! I found Chicken Republic in Port Harcourt. They now offer delivery to some locations in the city and they cover the GRA where my office in Port Harcourt is located. I placed a call to what seems like a central line for all Chicken Republic orders, the customer service center staffs was nice and well

So finally its the D-Day- 28th of March 2015, Nigeria General Elections has commenced ,despite the barrage of issues from the national security situation necessitating election postponement by 6weeks,to  the sometimes highly provocative campaigns/near hate speeches and outright ridiculous propaganda by political parties and not forgetting the much debated poor level or preparation and readiness of the electoral body (INEC),the Elections are now upon  us, and soon this too,shall pass.  Personally I have refused to make public who I will vote for,and now that I have voted I still refuse to make that public. However I did  publicly express some of  my views  on the two main contenders for the Presidential seat, especially using social media platform . By and large from where I voted and the much I could follow and monitor the  election locally and nationally via Tv, feedbacks from family and friends in other parts and from social media. I can  say Nigerians have voted with so much