Poetry I Never Meant to Find | By Siya Jain
March 11, 2026
The world feels like it hides its poems
In every corner I roam, each silence I own.
– Siya Jain … More Poetry I Never Meant to Find | By Siya Jain
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A Poem: The Girl Who Has Evolved
October 6, 2021
Her youth is left behind
And she has evolved to be a person who is
Mature, concise and thoughtful
Because the rocks she has faced at such a
Little age made her like themselves. … More A Poem: The Girl Who Has Evolved
A Review on the Novel- Crossfire by OmoobaJesu Adetunji
July 13, 2020
1. Typical Teenagers’ Struggles:
Typical struggles that teenagers go through was evidenced in this novel. Kiitan at the beginning of the novel was caught masturbating and watching pornography. Enitan got into sexual practices,c alcoholism, and was wrongly influenced.
2. Resentment:
This was evident in the relationship that existed between the two brothers. This resentment was there from when they were teenagers, up until they grew up and went to the university. And we see how much damage that caused them.
3. Influence:
The theme of Influence was also very prominent in the novel. Good and bad Influence! Jumoke And Lanre had a bad influence on Enitan. Mary and the other classmates had a good influence on each other, as they studied for their WAEC together. Aunty Rose had a good influence on Enitan’s family, etc.
4. Salvation; The Love of God:
Oh, the overwhelming love of God!
The love of God is so deep, it chased Enitan, Kiitan And their father down, till it caught up with them, and changed their lives forever. God’s love as displayed in this novel showed that there is no one that cannot be saved. No one is too far gone. … More A Review on the Novel- Crossfire by OmoobaJesu Adetunji
Reflection on International Youth Day: Transforming Education
September 6, 2019
Education is learning skills and knowledge that are relevant to the world and the happenings in it.When it stops having relevance to its environment and or useful in the simplest scenarios, it can be said to have lost its value. … More Reflection on International Youth Day: Transforming Education
A Poem for Women on IWD2019 | by Solomon Emakwu
March 8, 2019
Thou art virtuous!
Far above rubies art thy price!
Believe not less in thyself
Thou art wonderfully and carefully crafted by the Creator
Thou art awemazing! … More A Poem for Women on IWD2019 | by Solomon Emakwu
Boiling- A Poem by Lorelie Joy
September 11, 2018
I fill the pot with water Half empty, Sat it on the hot stove Put a lid on it and waited for it to boil. I underestimated you, I thought you were going to evaporate After a while, but you kept boiling. You never stopped, you used the heat as energy, driving you into a … More Boiling- A Poem by Lorelie Joy
Before it Destroys You, Get it Right | by Popoola Ajibike Josephine
August 29, 2018
It is not just a Five letter word but a spirit. It is an emotional accident aiming to harm and destroy one’s physical and mental health. It empties one’s happiness, steals one’s Joy and makes one looks like a psychiatric patient. The evil spirit filled five letter word is “Anger”. … More Before it Destroys You, Get it Right | by Popoola Ajibike Josephine
The ‘New year-New me’ thing! | by Abayomi Adeola
December 31, 2016
Have you ever wondered? You’re going into a new year and so you give a long list of your new resolutions but it never works out? Well, for 2017, I have my very resolutions. I’m prepared absolutely to follow them next year. Why do we always think things can’t change? Why do we always keep … More The ‘New year-New me’ thing! | by Abayomi Adeola
Stray Dog | by Oladoyin Oluwabukunmi Olabode
December 31, 2016
As teenagers, there are times when our parents advice us on different and diverse issues but there is this voice in our head hell bent on leading us astray. I was in the dark when my frivolities ensnared me, here and there. when they turn their back I give a respectful sneer Their lovely advise … More Stray Dog | by Oladoyin Oluwabukunmi Olabode
Teens Meet Outreach 