MAXIM In Yoruba: Aki’ni nje aki’ni, a’finihan nje a’finihan, ewo wa ni ti eku aro o, ara Ibadan, l'ojude Sodeke? English Translation: Greet if you want to greet, betray if you want to betray, which one

So, we had our maiden edition of @airhawk-lotto today and we have our first winner! 🎉🎊Congratulations to @emekacollins!!!💰💰💰💰 He is our winner for today💯‼️ ♨️ Kindly watch the draw process using

IMAGE SOURCE MAXIM In Yoruba: A'soro iyan'ro lo pa Elenpe isaju t'oni igba wu'wo j'awo lo In English: Answering a non-explicit question is what killed Elenpe the King, when he said the calabash is heavier

IMAGE SOURCE (Edited by @ibile) Ori which means head in Yoruba, is usually used in such a way as to refer to a man’s destiny and path in life. Below is a beautiful poem from Sixteen Great Poems of lfa

IMAGE SOURCE What 3 meals would you have before heading to the International Space Station? That will definitely be rice in any form, spaghetti and Garri (cassava flakes) with groundnut! What section of

The big boss, @enginewitty nominated me for this challenge! This song reminds me of my first love that did not last the test of time... I actually used the lyrics of the song to woo the girl. I was in

IMAGE SOURCE MAXIM In Yoruba: Bi ode ba ro'se ro'ya, bi o'ba pa eran ko ni fun enikeni je English Translation: If a hunter considers what it takes to make a kill in the forest, he will not share the meat

MAXIM In Yoruba: Aki’ni nje aki’ni, a’finihan nje a’finihan, ewo wa ni ti eku aro o, ara Ibadan, l'ojude Sodeke? English Translation: Greet if you want to greet, betray if you want to betray, which one

Today is children's day and I just want to celebrate my big boi. Wish u many more of this.... Enjoy boy!

IMAGE SOURCE MAXIM In Yoruba: Ile la’ti n ke’so r’ode English Translation: Charity begins at home USAGE This adage is used to remind people, especially parents, that good manners in public is a product

IMAGE SOURCE POEM For verily mother is more precious than gold Oh, an irreplaceable gem Which shines and sparkle In the darkest days of life Soothing our deepest pains Anchoring us safe through the raging

IMAGE SOURCE Lately, I have found myself jostling for time, with long days filled with meetings, and rushing to beat deadline. Even at night, I work to complete other non-work related projects that seem

IMAGE SOURCE COMMON SAYING In English: Ile Oba to jo'na Ewa l'obu si In Yoruba: The kings palace that got burnt gave an opportunity for a facelift USAGE This adage is meant to remind people that have lost

IMAGE SOURCE YORUBA POEM #MOTHER Iya ni wura iye'biye, iya ko se fowo ra Mothers are irreplaceable gem O'loyun mi fo'su me'san She nurtured me in her womb for 9 months O pon'mi fun odun meta And backed

IMAGE SOURCE I SOURCED THE QUOTE MAXIM In Yoruba: Oba ran'ni nise, odo obá mbe lona, ise Oba ko'se ma je, odo obâ ko'se binu ko ro'lu. English Translation: The king sends one on an errand, Lo, the flood

IMAGE SOURCE I sourced the quote MAXIM In Yoruba: Oobun ri iku oko di ro'mo English Translation: After her husband’s demise, a filty woman has seen an excuse to not have her bath. USAGE This is used to

IMAGE SOURCE I sourced the quote MAXIM In Yoruba: Oga'ta, oga o'ta, owo alaru gbodo pe English Translation: Whether the boss's enterprise is yielding profit or not, the wages of the workers must be complete

IMAGE SOURCE It has been a very busy week for me, after recovering from a brief illness, I resumed to my usual busy routine where I juggle curation with my day job. So far, I have find myself gravitating

I've been out of office for 2 days, so resuming today was very hectic and almost drained the life out of me . Had to battle with backlogs before even facing the business of the day. Had been down with

Image Source ULOG DREW ME IN Ok, its 11:20pm and I was preparing to go to bed, then I decided to check my phone for the last time before closing the lids for the day. Lo, @surpassinggoogle's post caught