Relationship, Literature, Inspiration, Opinion and Lifestyle Blog
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Wednesday granted breakthrough therapy designation to drug maker, AstraZeneca’s biggest new drug hope Durvalumab for the treatment in bladder cancer. The experimental medicine is a “PD-L1’’ therapy... Read More
Click HERE for previous episodes Mr. Chukwu sat down while Kike and I paced up and down the waiting hall at intervals. I had thought of calming her down then I remembered how an innocent cuddle got us into this trouble, so I let her be. After 2 hours,... Read More
The package finally arrived. Her excitement mounted as she tried to structure her evening in her mind’s eye. “Light meal of medium-sized grilled Salmon part; 3 small balls of boiled Irish potatoes and of course, Cole slaw. A shot of Cognac to aid... Read More
Yaaay! We have our winners! Thank you all so much for sharing Valentine with me on this blog by being part of the #5DaysToVals Contest. Special thanks to the participants, they particularly blew my mind.In subsequent contest on this blog, we would find... Read More
Legendary Beninese-born singer, Angelique Kidjo, rocked her African print to the 2016 Grammy awards which held in Los Angeles. Angelique won her third Grammy and dedicated it to aspiring artists on the continent. She won the Grammy for Best World Music... Read More
Considering the fact that valentines day was two days ago, this type of gist is quite expected. People can be very pathetic and it will be best if you do not regard praises from anyone. Not in the real world and DEFINITELY not on social media.Someone... Read More
By Abdulrahman M. Abu-yaman Like a time bomb imminent to explode,Vibrations hit the arena.The adrenaline rush begin to climaxThe exodus procession to the epicenterOf glamour, glory and greatness; via focal Points onpower, currencies and avarice.For... Read More
By Adesina Omolade Collins Jodia eats his mangú, anger settling on his face like a General in a coup. He hates this city, this whole country where he is treated as ordure, less of a human. But going back to Haiti, his home country, is an option he... Read More
By Reuben Abati It is that time of the year again in the month of February, when there is so much talk and excitement about romance and love, all in preparation for that special day dedicated to love, romance and dalliance, this very day, Valentine’s... Read More