Outstanding Lessons I learnt from Xplore’19 This is me trying to connect the dots looking back from more than an entire year of intense planning. Every bit of it was indeed an experience, from the awkwardly nice ones like having breakfast with Fr. Jude, to the beautiful ones like connecting with Peace in person(an actual hug…

Looking back, five years down the memory lane. I still see her, black rimmed lenses, White over sized T-shirt, denim shorts and Sport Shoes, starter kit for a cool kid and a first impression that doesn’t rank tops in my list of friends made with that particular yardstick. At first…

So many times when people ask for my Igbo name, I pause, either to cook up a quick excuse or to explain hesitantly, usually beginning with its a long story but not anymore! It’s a short story, depending on how much time you have. At birth(or after eight days depending)…

Working towards a cleaner FUTO Everyone wishes to make the world a better place. We jump at every event, movement, or even hashtag, celebrities world over turning philanthropists, we have one aim, heal the world make it a better place-Micheal Jackson. While I don’t have any problem with any of…

EDIFICE OR FEELING? — Home is not a place. It is a feeling. It is your tender heart and where it finds peace which can be anywhere in the world -Munachim Amah, Cartwright Avenue Is home that place filled with children less my age, cries reverberating through sky blue walls? Is it that place…

I had just bought breakfast and I met the car outside, my colleagues were about to leave and I hopped in. I work once a week and it was one of those days. As I entered there were comments about eating without doing any work. I quickly responded; “there is…

The Ideas, are truly worth the spread! It was 26th may and somewhere in FUTO, students from all walks of life trickled in to FUTO guest house to be part of an epoch making event, the maiden edition of TEDxFUTO, organised by Fredrick Odiachi and his team.

(Communication and factors affecting it) — The activity of conveying information, simply put as communication, involves two parties, the sender and the receiver. As simple as it seems, there might be some factors that hinder the effectiveness of the information being conveyed. Understanding is needed for the receiver to fully assimilate what is being passed. Imagine…

(MUSINGS OF A PETROLEUM ENGINEERING STUDENT) A story of crude oil, broken beakers and cements. Since 2014 when I got admitted to study in anticipation of “oil money”, I’ve been studying and even dreaming about crude oil till three weeks ago, when I saw ‘oil’ for the first time. …