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Why I Don't Advice Women to Marry Before Age of 28 - Venita
Reality star and actress Venita Akpofure is opening up in a new interview about why she doesn't believe women should marry any time younger than 28. Venita who has been married, but is now divorced, explained her reasoning during a new interview with Tacha on Cool FM. Here is what the Big Brother star had to say about the matter.
By Jide Okonjo3 years ago in Humans
Anti-science Views Regarding COVID-19 and Climate Change Are Associated With Trumpism
Throughout the world, people are becoming less and less trusting of science. This is especially true in the US, where partisanship, politicization, and conspiracy theories have taken over how the public views some scientific subjects, most notably COVID-19 and climate change. Support for former President Donald Trump is a significant factor that can predict whether someone will disagree with the scientific consensus on these issues, according to a recent study.
By Francis Dami3 years ago in Humans
Embracing The Silence
In a world that often echoes with the cacophony of constant chatter, the art of quietness is a subtle symphony that weaves through the fabric of human existence. While the extroverted may dance in the spotlight of social interactions, the quiet souls, the introverted and contemplative individuals, navigate the subtleties of life's melodies in a different key. In this exploration, let us embark on a journey into the world of quiet people—a realm where depth is found in still waters and where silence is a canvas upon which profound narratives unfold. The Landscape of Quietude: Quiet individuals, often labeled as reserved or shy, find solace in the realm of introspection. Their minds are landscapes of rich, inner terrains where thoughts bloom like delicate flowers, unfurling in the hush of solitude. While the world may seek external validation through words, the quiet soul crafts its identity in the quietude of self-reflection. In the midst of a society that places a premium on the extroverted virtues of assertiveness and sociability, the quiet individuals stand as silent revolutionaries, challenging the notion that volume equates to significance. They wield the power of restraint, understanding that words are precious commodities, not to be squandered but to be invested with intention and care. The Language of Silence: In a universe permeated by constant noise, the quiet ones speak a language often overlooked—the language of silence. In the absence of words, their expressions become nuanced brushstrokes painting the canvas of human connection. The tilt of a head, the subtle curve of a smile, or the depth of a gaze conveys volumes, unraveling a silent dialogue that transcends the limitations of spoken language. For the quiet souls, silence is not a void but a reservoir of meaning. It is a space where emotions find their purest expression, untainted by the constraints of linguistic interpretation. In the hush of quiet conversations, profound connections are forged, and understanding transcends the limitations of words. The Power of Listening: Quiet individuals are often skilled practitioners of the vanishing art of active listening. In a world where many clamor to be heard, the quiet ones find fulfillment in absorbing the narratives of others. Their ears become vessels that collect the stories, dreams, and fears of those around them, creating a repository of shared human experiences. In the quiet act of listening, they become the unsung custodians of human connection. The art of empathetic listening, a cornerstone of emotional intelligence, is an endeavor in which the quiet souls excel. They traverse the landscapes of others' emotions, offering a refuge where feelings can be expressed without fear of judgment. Creativity in Stillness: The quiet mind, undisturbed by the tumult of external noise, becomes a fertile ground for creativity. It is in the hushed corridors of thought that ideas germinate and innovation takes root. From the pens of introverted writers to the easels of contemplative artists, the world has witnessed the profound contributions of those who find inspiration in the whispers of silence. Creativity, for the quiet ones, is not a performance for an audience but a dance with the muses of solitude. It is a journey of self-discovery, a process that unfolds in the unhurried cadence of thought. In the quiet recesses of the mind, ideas are not rushed but allowed to mature, like fine wine gaining complexity with each passing moment. Navigating Social Waters: Quiet individuals often find themselves navigating the social waters with a keen sense of observation. While extroverts may be the captains of animated conversations, the quiet ones are the astute navigators, steering through the ebb and flow of human dynamics with a silent finesse. Their observations, born from a place of acute awareness, unveil the intricacies of social relationships, unveiling the subtle dance of human interaction. In group settings, quiet souls may choose the periphery, not out of discomfort but as deliberate architects of their social experience. They understand the art of contribution without intrusion, and their words, when spoken, carry the weight of contemplation. The quiet ones, far from being passive spectators, are active participants in the grand theater of social life. The Strength of Solitude: For the quiet souls, solitude is not a burden but a source of strength. It is in the embrace of aloneness that they recharge their spirits and find renewal. In a culture that often associates solitude with loneliness, the quiet ones redefine the narrative, understanding that the richness of inner life is a wellspring of resilience. Solitude becomes a sanctuary where thoughts unfold like petals, revealing the intricate patterns of personal growth. The quiet ones cherish their time alone, recognizing it as an essential component of self-care. In solitude, they discover not only their own depths but also the interconnectedness of their existence with the broader tapestry of humanity.
By Jack Well3 years ago in Humans
Why I Want to Come Back as Oyinbo Woman in My Next Life - Destiny Etiko
Nollywood actress Destiny Etiko popularly known for starring in a number of popular Nigerian films like The Ghost and the Tout Too, Jezebel, Idemili, Madam 10/10 and more is now explaining in a new post why she wants to come back in her next life as a white woman. Here's what Destiny Etiko said, why she said it, and the reactions to her comment.
By Jide Okonjo3 years ago in Humans
Why I Want to Come Back as White Woman in My Next Life - Destiny Etiko
Nollywood actress Destiny Etiko popularly known for starring in a number of popular Nigerian films like The Ghost and the Tout Too, Jezebel, Idemili, Madam 10/10 and more is now explaining in a new post why she wants to come back in her next life as a white woman. Here's what Destiny Etiko said, why she said it, and the reactions to her comment.
By Jide Okonjo3 years ago in Humans
Meek Mill: An Example Of Why Some Africans Hate Black America I'm Tired of Him & Their Ignorance As Well . Content Warning.
Sunday, 21 January 2024 By: TB Obwoge First off there are many Africans that are rightfully angry about the way African countries are portrayed. It is not as bad as it was back in the 80's & 90's when Africa was simply on television for food programs, poverty and HIV cases. Actually African countries rarely make television in the United States unless it is about war or a coup.
By IwriteMywrongs3 years ago in Humans
Why I Got Arrested - Chidi Mokeme Finally Speaks Out
Chidi Mokeme is sharing a lot during his new interview with ace Nigerian interviewer Chude Jideonwo. During the interview, Chidi Mokeme opened up about being arrested by the police and Chude not being one to allow such a comment fly through, pressed on the topic for Chidi to reveal what happened. Being an open book, Chidi Mokeme got candid and opened up about what really happened that led him to being arrested by police and carried to the police station. Here is what Chidi Mokeme said.
By Jide Okonjo3 years ago in Humans
When you realize you're approaching your sell-by date!
ever had a moment where you suddenly realize that you're getting older? Perhaps it was a fleeting thought that gradually grew louder until you couldn't ignore it any longer. For Roli, a former model turned modeling agency owner, that moment came when she caught a glimpse of herself reflected in a spa's window. As she crossed the road, she noticed a woman whose strides mirrored her own, only to realize that the woman was her—older, dumpy, and far from her former modeling glory. She felt a pang of nostalgia for the days when she was admired and envied by many, and wondered if she had wasted her youth chasing fame and fortune.
By Emmanuel Ojenike3 years ago in Humans
Why I Was Pained When Oxlade and Fireboy Blew - Spyro
Nigerian singer Spyro most popular for songs like "Who's Your Guy?" and "Only Fine Girl" is opening up now during a new interview with media personality Taymesan about why he was pained and frustrated to see artistes Oxlade and Fireboy DML blow before him.
By Jide Okonjo3 years ago in Humans
3 Bad Sides About Being Actor in Nigeria - Boma Cries Out
Big Brother Naija star Boma Akpore has made his foray now big time into acting. As an actor, Boma has starred in a number of major Nollywood blockbusters including Brotherhood, Kesari the King, and the recently released A Tribe Called Judah.
By Jide Okonjo3 years ago in Humans
pakistan politician
Imran Khan's political struggle has been marked by various challenges and achievements throughout his career. Here are some key points that highlight his political journey and the struggles he faced:
By Shazee Tahir3 years ago in Humans
Why I Stopped Music Because of Rema - D'Prince
Nigerian musician D'Prince is a successful musician, producer, and record label executive who saw his fame skyrise in the 2010s with hit songs like "Goody Bag", "Take Banana", "OYO (On Your Own)" and more. But then in 2019, he launched his record label and management company Jonzing World and just like that, his own music career seemed to come to a halt.
By Jide Okonjo3 years ago in Humans