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Exclusive Chat with C.E.O Isaac jones  Specialist in Footwear  production. Interview conducted by; Rohi Zephaniah & Dibosa Marcel members, Creative Writing SAED, NYSC. Can you tell us briefly about yourself? I’m Isaac Aigbe (B.Sc. Economics), Babcock University, an entrepreneur, I own a shoe company, we produce and manufacture in large quantity.   What motivated you to go into shoe making?  I finished school and started working at first but later ventured out my own business. To be your own boss. I established this business in 2016. And started with 250,000 naira. Do you come up with designs for your shoes yourself? Some customers sometimes demand for the regular shoes and I have some of my own designs they love too.   What are the tricks of selling online? Internet, Nurture your online accounts and remember customers are always right. When you are not working, how do you relax? I spend my time with family and friends.

Money Game by Richard Okiasi - REVIEW - Free Copy Anything to do with financing or money is reserved for experts, atimes, experts in the money field end up been top executives of companies. Money Game written by Richard Okiasi, a young graduate and Corps Member serving in Ilorin, Kwara state, would catch readers by surprise, the 68 pages book with 8 chapters takes you on an easy to read experience and indept knowledge on what the author terms Money is a Game,        Richard begin his book with the History of Money, he touches in brief but well detailed history of money, he makes readers understand in this chapter that, The term “money” is dynamic and will continue to change as society evolves. Money exists in many forms not just as coin, paper or fiat. Money is anything of value, your knowledge is money; your skill and passion is money. Money is not just one thing.       The second chapter, Money is a game. Richard explains clearly why an individual makes money while t

Are We Still Leaders Of Tomorrow REVIEW The rethorical nature of the title of these chap book "Are We Still Leaders Of Tomorrow" is a simple question which would produce millions of answers. The author also didnt shy away from pointing fingers directly at the youths whom by now should have birthed a sense of togetherness to earn a firm voice in the national polity.   Mr Amos reminds his readers who are obviously youths that " According to the African youth charter, a youth is every person between the ages of 15 and 35 years". Amazingly, these figures individually put together constitute the highest voting population in Nigeria, as at the 2019 general elections.    The big question remains, What are we waiting for, are we scared, are we waiting for a savior? The author flash back to early Nigeria after independence when Shehu Shagari was a  federal legislator at 30, and a minister at 35 M.T. Mbu was also a minister at 25, and a High Commissioner t

Ofe Nsal-White soup- Recipe  by  Amaechina Chiamaka Ozioma Ofe Nsala (White soup) is a native soup of the Igbos, from the Eastern part of Nigeria, Ofe Nsala offer a break from palm oil and very rich in essential nutrients needed for our body. Ofe Nsala and Pounded Yam is a nice combo for lunch or dinner. For those who love peppery meals like me try this wonderful dish. Ingredients            8 pieces Chicken    1 medium size smoked fish Ground dried pepper ( Cameroon type for a better taste)            Ground Crayfish (2 tablespoon)              Ground Uziza seeds (1 teaspoon)          2 pieces crushed Uda                             Few slices of uziza leaves                        1-2 tablespoon of yam flour or 3 pieces of yam (to be cooked and then pounded for thickening the soup) Water                      Maggi ( to taste)    Salt ( to taste) Procedures              1. Wash, season and steam chicken with pepper, salt and maggi.            2.

60 Seconds with Beebah Face of the Week * Nickname ; Beebah * institution attended: KWASU * State of Residence ; Kwara state * Occupation: Entrepreneur; Student * Celebrity crush: Wizkid * Favourite part of your body: My lips  * Best fashion piece ; Gowns * Best relaxation spot/ Destination: Mall * Your top 3 Songs: low by wizkid...can't believe by wizkid and omaema by skibii * Fast food or Mama put: Fast food * Tall or Short guy; Tall * Fair or dark guy: Fair * Most priced possession: hmmm * Your best moments : With my mom * Your worse moment : nil * Yourself in 5 years: Being a successful entrepreneur * IG handle/Phone number: Beebah_lovee/+2349028369133

                  Prophets and Lightbulbs By Sadiq Abdulsalam Adeiza When I was little, I wanted to be a prophet when I grew up, not the prophet Lagbajas running around these days but the real deal, the Moses, the Joseph, the David kind of prophet. I wanted to perform miracles, receive revelations, command great armies etc. Mind you, I was a little boy with a head full of bible stories from school. That dream was short lived however as I soon learnt from my religious faith that the ship had sailed and the final messenger of God (SAW) had come and gone. So disgruntled, like every other kid, I  turned my ambitions to less lofty heights like becoming the president of the country or the next Jay-Jay Okocha. For me, science was love at first sight; the discovery, the creativity, the logic, the reasoning, the ingenuity, they all blended to form mosaic colors of wonderfulness and endless possibilities in my mind. Every time I think of science, I think of a lightbulb. Illumination.

                          ARMAGEDDON By; Omiwole Seun Memories coming like ray of sun Not easily tamed, not easily bridged Watching afar like the eagle No standing nor sitting like a prisoner in Mongolia prison Regretting moments lost Hurricane here, whirlwind there What is the way out? No respite for longitude and latitude Government is no more Is this not Armageddon?  Memories flaunting with shadows  No one else but the shadows Aching for the wasted glimpse of armistice in doomsday The oxygen accounted for no one knows the last  Is this the end? It was all a lie we say It is all a reality we see Caught in a moment we are Taking the grace like filth Not knowing we ourselves are filthiness Calling him a liar The end is here The stage is set Hot water from the eyes is nothing A moment of pleasure gone Eternity of sorrow resides

  The Upper-room and its Romance Saga   By Meduoye Adeyinka Like a pebble thrown in water, our national peace sinks in an unfettered manner, as she continues to ply her heinous trade in the core of the village square. She burgles into corridors – wriggles into houses – irrupts onto communities – abducting naïve and struggling souls, and then deleting her stubborn rivals in strict accordance to her command under the heavens. She wags her tail in delight, parades her feet like a squire saying “I shall continue to be the one-in-one, who is so boastful of my oriki and ostentatious in my bizarre appearance’. She prances around the courtyard, flailing her borrowed sword into the aura of mischief. This time, beating her chest unrepentantly, as the chants of her cognomen echoes aloud “I now have the key to the privy of the upper-room, since I can’t dig my sword to the sands – I can mishap in the bush, mishap at home, mishap in the farm, and yet the strong arm of justice can’t u

                             SUICIDE By; Arowora Fausat O My smile looked so bright and beautiful Happiness is free is all I post on my whatsapp daily It all seemed so real, If only you know what I'm going through! If only you know how bad my heart bleeds If only you know how hard I cry behind closed doors Life seems to be unfair to me This is too much for me to handle. Being the first child of the family At 22,I ought to have been successful All my classmates then in school have made it Why is my story different? No matter how much effort I put in, Vanity is all it turns out to Is it that I am cursed or what? Obviously,I'm tired of life! Failure is what i call myself When all efforts keep coming to nought Oh!Wicked world! Life,why have you decided to treat me this way? Promised my family a better life Promised mom I'm gonna make her proud But how do I go about it? When life keeps treating me bad. I'm so depressed and frustrated ri

60 Seconds wit h TOY  FACE OF THE WEEK * Nickname ; Toy  * institution attended: University of Ilorin, Ilorin * State of Residence ; Kwara * Occupation: Entrepreneur, civil servant  * Celebrity crush: Rhianna  * Favourite part of your body: ears  * Best fashion piece ; Shoes  * Best relaxation spot/ Destination: Santorini, Greece  * Your top 3 Songs: I Promise by Harris J, Ife by Àṣà and  Helplessly by Tatiana Manaois  * Fast food or Mama put: Fast food * Tall or Short guy; Tall  * Fair or dark guy: Dark  * Most priced possession: Intelligence Quotient  * Your best moments : each time I fell in love * Your worse moment : each time I lost someone * Yourself in 5 years: Living the dreams * IG handle/Phone number: mustoyy/09034740533 To be the Next FACE OF THE WEEK, send a mail (I want to be next Face of the Week) to campusvaporcv@gmail.com

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