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Boundaries for Growth: Prioritizing Self-Care and Personal Development.

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7th Mar 2024

In our fast-paced and demanding world, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle, often neglecting our own well-being in the process. However, prioritizing self-care and personal development is crucial for maintaining a healthy balance in life and fostering personal growth. Setting boundaries that protect your time,…
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“Raising the Bar: Why You Should Never Settle for Less”

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1st Mar 2024

In life, it can be tempting to settle for the status quo to accept what is comfortable and familiar rather than striving for something greater. However, settling for less than you deserve can hinder your personal growth and limit your potential. This blog post explores the importance of raising the…
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To Drink or Not to Drink: An Honest Discussion About Alcohol and Christianity.

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21st Feb 2024

The relationship between alcohol and Christianity has been a topic of debate for centuries. Some Christians view drinking as a sin, while others believe it to be acceptable in moderation. It’s a topic that can easily be misunderstood and lead to confusion. In this blog, we will have an honest…
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Breaking the Stereotype: Women in Christianity Wearing Trousers – Yay or Nay?

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3rd Feb 2024

Introduction:For centuries, Christianity has played a significant role in shaping societal norms and customs around the world. One such custom is the expectation for women to dress modestly in dresses or skirts. However, as the role of women in society continues to evolve, so too has their fashion choices. The…
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Unlocking the Path to Inner Happiness: Self-Reflection and Acceptance

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21st Dec 2023

P.s It’s been such a long time since I’ve written anything on my blog, and to be honest, it feels like I made the right decision. I have no big excuse or anything, I just needed the time away because my thoughts were not thought-ing. This year has been a…
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The Boundaries of Forgiveness: Is There a Limit to God’s Mercy

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20th Sep 2023

Forgiveness is a powerful and necessary part of the human experience. It allows us to move on from past hurts, heal relationships, and find peace in our lives. However, when it comes to the boundaries of forgiveness, the question arises : Is there a limit to God’s mercy? Some believe…
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The Warrior Within

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28th Jul 2023

In the depths of despair, she stood tall,A lady in sorrow, yet unbreakable, to all. Beneath her weary eyes, tears may fall,But strength resides in her, unbeknownst to all. Her heart has witnessed endless pain,Yet she rises above, embracing the strain. Through shattered dreams and love’s farewell,She finds solace in…
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Can Christians and Non-Christians be Friends? A Guide to Navigating Relationships without Compromising Your Faith

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8th Jul 2023

As Christians, we are called to love our neighbors as ourselves, but what happens when our neighbor doesn’t share the same faith as us? Can we still be friends? Can we have a meaningful relationship with someone who doesn’t believe what we believe? This is a question that many Christians…
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Breaking the Silence: How Gen Z is Reshaping the Conversation on Depression and Mental Health

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3rd Jul 2023

Mental health has been a stigmatized topic for too long. For many years, people who suffered from depression or other mental health issues were told to “snap out of it” or “just be happy”. But times are changing In this blog post, we will explore how Gen Z is changing…
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The Art of Vibing Alone: How to Enjoy Your Own Company.The Art of Vibing Alone: How to Enjoy Your Own Company.

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23rd Jun 2023

When we think of fun, we typically think of spending time with others. We are conditioned to believe that being alone is something to be avoided. However, there is a certain art to vibing alone that can be very beneficial for our mental health. Being comfortable with your own company…
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The Hidden Menace: Lowkey Body Shaming In Nigeria

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16th Jun 2023

Body shaming is a phenomenon that affects people all over the world, and Nigeria is no exception.Unfortunately, many people in Nigeria have experienced some form of body shaming – whether it’s a snide comment from a family member, a derogatory remark from a stranger on the street, or even subtle…
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Favourite Season of the Year

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14th Jun 2023

What is your favorite season of year? Why? My favorite season of the year in Nigeria is the dry season, which usually runs from November to March. During this time, the weather is sunny and dry, and there is very little rainfall. This makes it a great time for outdoor…
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June 12:The Story Behind Nigeria’s Forgotten Democracy Day

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12th Jun 2023

June 12, 1993, is a historic day in Nigeria’s political history, yet it is often forgotten. In this BLOG post, we will explore the story behind Nigeria’s forgotten Democracy Day, and why it is still relevant today, over two decades late. Despite its significance, June 12 was not officially recognized…
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My Personal Journey: Can Christians Listen to Secular Music? Understanding Secular Music and Its Impact on Your Faith.

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9th Jun 2023

One of the most debated topics among Christians is whether or not it is appropriate to listen to secular music. As a Christian, I have personally struggled with this question throughout my spiritual journey. We may argue that secular music promotes immoral behavior or goes against biblical teachings, but at…
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The Aluu 4 Necklacing Incident: [My Thoughts] After Watching “Dark October”

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2nd Jun 2023

Recently, I watched the documentary “Dark October,” which tells the story of the Aluu 4 necklacing incident that occurred in [Nigeria] in 2012. As I watched the film, I was horrified by the brutal and senseless violence that took place, and I was left with a deep sense of sadness…
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“A Cry for Justice: A poem about The End SARS MOVEMENT IN NIGERIA

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28th May 2023

In Nigeria’s land of vibrant hue,A darkness rises, cruel and true,A force of pain, a force of fright,That steals the day and kills the night. The SARS, a symbol of oppression’s might,A force that robs the day of light,A terror that strikes with deadly blow,And leaves behind a trail of…
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The Negative Effects of Beating Children as a Form of Discipline: Why There are Better Alternatives.

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27th May 2023

Physical punishment is a controversial topic and often viewed differently depending on cultural and upbringing influences. However, as a society, we are becoming more aware of the negative effects of beating children as a form of discipline. Firstly, physical punishment can lead to aggression in children. By hitting a child,…
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Re-evaluating Friendships: How to Identify Toxic Relationships and Cultivate Positive Connections:

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26th May 2023

Having good friends is essential for our emotional and social well-being. However, not all friendships are created equal. Some relationships can end up being toxic and draining, while others can be uplifting and supportive. It’s essential to re-evaluate our friendships from time to time to make sure we are on…
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The Jay Perspective

Boundaries for Growth: Prioritizing Self-Care and Personal Development.

“Raising the Bar: Why You Should Never Settle for Less”

To Drink or Not to Drink: An Honest Discussion About Alcohol and Christianity.

Breaking the Stereotype: Women in Christianity Wearing Trousers – Yay or Nay?

Unlocking the Path to Inner Happiness: Self-Reflection and Acceptance

The Boundaries of Forgiveness: Is There a Limit to God’s Mercy

The Warrior Within

Can Christians and Non-Christians be Friends? A Guide to Navigating Relationships without Compromising Your Faith

Breaking the Silence: How Gen Z is Reshaping the Conversation on Depression and Mental Health

The Art of Vibing Alone: How to Enjoy Your Own Company.The Art of Vibing Alone: How to Enjoy Your Own Company.

The Hidden Menace: Lowkey Body Shaming In Nigeria

Favourite Season of the Year

June 12:The Story Behind Nigeria’s Forgotten Democracy Day

My Personal Journey: Can Christians Listen to Secular Music? Understanding Secular Music and Its Impact on Your Faith.

The Aluu 4 Necklacing Incident: [My Thoughts] After Watching “Dark October”

“A Cry for Justice: A poem about The End SARS MOVEMENT IN NIGERIA

The Negative Effects of Beating Children as a Form of Discipline: Why There are Better Alternatives.

Re-evaluating Friendships: How to Identify Toxic Relationships and Cultivate Positive Connections:

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Unlocking the Path to Inner Happiness: Self-Reflection and Acceptance

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