Breathing the air in Mumbai, India for one day is the equivalent of smoking 2.5 packs of cigarettes.

@FirsBankngr, is your app under maintenance, it’s breakfast I want to get o🤦🏿‍♂️

Not many survive gunshots, but here’s Daiso, testifying the goodness of God after two close range shots.

A man should learn to deal emotions and have retentive memory, don’t forget yesterday in a haste nor allow your emotions get the better of you!

Are you in Uyo or it’s environs, as a Catholic, do well to attend the ritual of the Holy Mass at St Peter’s Uniuyo, the choir there is second to non, it’s has a style of uplifting your spirit through the whole ritual. I give them their flower pls.

Dear Nigerians, in this short clip lies the problem of the Nation at large, the speaker( who flies P.J) with no source of income, tell me a bigger Yahoo system, and the gullible audience. Tinubu is only a old man with life ambition, who understands determination & desperation.

My real joy is yet to come, my real joy is knowing that Nigeria will be defending this Afcon next year with same set of quality players, Ghana ayew ready?

Start up, no matter how little.

Before going to work today, do this Aunty Kate ikpeazu NYSC adedoyin tiwa colos mayor Pere PBAT Igbos President Bola Tinubu Ganduje Eddie Howe #ashewospace ojota God abeg kanta Anthony martial seun

but all that has a beginning also has an end, Soja come, soja go, barrack remains. We actually are on transition, designed by life and nature that a phase of life has to end for a new one to begin. Thank you, NYSC. I grew. Nnadebe, Kenneth Chukwuma AB/22A/3553

to impact in the students, writing materials were items we always took with us to share to those who lag in them. A wonderful experience I must say i had, Abia gave an experience I could never sort elsewhere, "goodbye they say is the hardest word to say",

, I understood well what she said, and it translates, "It's this Corp member and his colleagues that gave my son an exercise book. Education CDS, which I belong to, go out 2 to 3 times each month on sensitization, most outings were to schools,

One of those days, I went through the Apumiri market to get some few things, i heard a woman say to her fellow market woman, in local igbo dialect, " Ọ bu nwa Kopa a na ndị otu ya nyere nwa m akwụkwọ". I felt joy inwardly as i walked past,

were false, serving in Abia has me come to understand that the people of this part of the world ara nice and homely". I will always hear and see indigenes of my host community, always beem with smile as they hail out "kopa kopa" anytime i pass by them.

i can tell that hospitality is one thing the people of my host community is filled with, i recall vividly Balogun said to me one of those days, at our P.P.A, "the ill stories i heard about the Igbo people while in Lagos,

for this i implore the Latin maxim of Veni Vidi Vici. Before my journey, I heard lots of negative stories about my host community, it gave me mixed feeling, but today,

as an undergraduate in the University, surplus allowances did not make me understand the two sides of a coin, but confining myself to a monthly allowance of ₦33,000, taught me financial management which no school of tort can teach me within this short period of time,

Everyone prays and hopes to live a good life, but that does not take away the fact that, life is full of ups and and downs, there may be a time in one's life, when life would hit hard at one, NYSC taught me one vital lesson that would carry me as long as I live,

and after showing him what to mend for me, i will say "nawa nawa", all those i said simply are, "good afternoon", "my name is Kopa Kenneth", and "how much?". Alih Jumoh my Kogi neighbor takes credit for those.

due to time spent together at the P.P.A. Anyday i call on an Hausa cobbler, i will simply say "barka da rana", and i will watch him smile, i will go on to say "sunana shi ne Kopa Kenneth", this will give him a sense of belonging and oneness,