Showing posts with label General. Show all posts
Showing posts with label General. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 June 2020

Some lifestyle changes the world is going through since COVID-19

Before 2020, no one could have guessed that the events of the first quarter would rock the entire world. Then the COVID-19 pandemic happened. And since then, the events resulting from the disease have formed topics of discussion, concern, and even a turning point for some.


With an event as drastic as the pandemic, life is sure to change in more ways than we can imagine.
More than we may care to admit, our lifestyle choices have changed since the Rona came to town. Here are some ways people’s lifestyles have changed:
  • Face Masks Are The New Must-Have Fashion Accessory
Face masks are here to stay. At the early stages of the worldwide outbreak of corona, medical personnel advised the public to adhere to making use of masks as a preventive measure to reduce the spread of the virus.
At the time, this was just a medical recommendation but now, the face mask game has totally changed. No longer are people just wearing the regular plain, boring disposable masks. Fashion designers have churned out great face masks inspirations made from both semi-luxury to luxury materials. Patterns, such as velvet, satin, have been experimentally used in designing face masks.
In fact, the face mask game is taken a step further when some people wear facemasks to match their outfits.
  • Big Events Are The New Evil
Yep. Large religious gatherings, concerts, raves, parties, etc are the new evil. No longer are companies and individuals organizing events attracting large audience during this period.
Instead, people are opting for virtual spaces as alternatives to hosting their large events. And in cases beyond their control, people and organisations opt for smaller events. For instance, a wedding ceremony which could have taken a gathering of 100 people will be substituted for a virtual wedding where attendees follow the ceremony online; watching from a distance.
  • Everyone Needs Their Own Space. Literally
The time for maximising personal space is here. With the nature of the disease, keeping a good distance from people is an important way to keep safe.
We’ve seen basic gestures like handshakes, hugs, and perks dying off among strangers and sometimes, with friends. Waves, bows, feet-shakes and air gestures have replaced the way we used to greet and express salutation to others.
Major lifestyle change alert guys.
  • Remote Work Is The New Normal
You’re probably tired of hearing the term “remote work”. This work culture is a major lifestyle change for a lot of people and is gradually taking a solid stand in the working economy.
Some people have already adapted to working from home in their sleepwear and consuming more internet than they ever have. Virtual meetings are the new normal so also are other work tasks which should have been executed virtually.
  • COVID-19 Jokes
There’s never a situation no matter how deadly or serious that has escaped being the topic of humour in Nigeria. The COVID-19 is not an exception.
Comedy skits on the subject are not lacking. Conversations laced with COVID jokes are also common and it’s very likely you too, know at least one of these jokes.
  • Change In Spending Culture
Remember when you used to spend on some unnecessary stuff? We bet the pandemic has somehow changed your spending culture.
Now, most people can confirm that at the start of the lockdown, they assumed they’d be saving more since they wouldn’t have to spend on transportation. Most soon realised that all that transportation money would go into data and internet subscriptions. Mad science really.
You may not have noticed it, but you’re more conscious of the price of items when you shop these days. Coincidence? I think not.
Recognize any changes that apply to you?

Wednesday, 18 March 2020

What God told me about Coronavirus

Coronavirus according to google is a large family of viruses that cause illness range from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERs-COV)  and severe Acute Syndrome (SARS-COV). 

Sometimes in the first week of this month before the number of confirmed infected people increased to eight I saw a revelation of so many Nigerians afffected by the virus.  I saw many people looking for shield even as many tested positive to the virus in the trance.

There was this particular woman I recall seeing vividly. She championed the decision to spread the virus to as many people as she could.If I am to predict her age this seeming wicked woman should be in her early 50s. I used the word wicked because I still wonder why she would be intentional about spreading ithe virus to many people. 


 I didn't contact the virus despite the fact that the infected persons were desperate to spread it to people around them. A voice said to me right in the trance to plead the blood of Jesus upon myself, immediately I did the woman ran far away from me with her coronavirus. 

I woke up and realised it was a dream.I blessed the name of God for saving me as I remembered the popular statement which says the spiritual controls the physical, I became more joyful having recalled  pleading the blood of Jesus made the carrier of the virus stay far from me.

Well the Bible  in Exodus 12v13 says  "And the blood shall be to you for a token upon the houses where ye are: and when I see the blood, I will pass over you and the plague shall not be upon you to destroy you, when I smite the land of Egypt

@Pastor EA Adeboye on his Twitter handle shared, "I want to assure you that so far you are in the secret place of the most high, no virus can come near your dwelling.Remember being able to abide under his shadow involves you living a life of cleanliness, the basic things like washing your hands keeping your environment clean.

Well, it is safer to say people should take shield in Jesus Christ, Plead the blood of Jesus on yourself and abide in the secret place of the most high.

They however should not forget personal hygiene. They should also ensure they keep away from elements and things that can trigger the virus.

We wish those tested positive of the virus quick recovery in Jesus name.Amen. 

Tuesday, 14 January 2020

Vice President’s Daughter, Kiki Osinbajo Flaunts Boyfriend (Photo)

Kiki Osinbajo, the second daughter of Nigeria’s vice president, Yemi Osinbajo has set social media ablaze after sharing a photo of herself and her boyfriend on her Instagram page.
While the beauty entrepreneur didn’t reveal the identity of the beau, some eagle-eyed social media users have gone ahead to dig up and shared that he is Hafeez Yaroson from the prominent Yaroson royal family in Kaduna.
According to reports, he is said to be a big Hausa rapper at one point before going on to embrace polo.

Kiki tagged the photo: ‘amor.’
See what she shared below:

Comedian I Go Save Marries His Longtime Girlfriend


I Go Save
Ace comedian, I Go Save is finally off the market.
The comedian has finally married his longtime girlfriend and taken to social media to share the exciting news with his fans.

Sharing a photo from his nuptials, he wrote;
”So today I sealed a forever move with the one I love.. officially Mrs IYABO ONODJAYEKE welcome to the family baby.. wedding party loading…..
 @eckoncept shot it.”
The comedian made news a while back when he welcomed his baby girl.
Congrats to the couple.

Reality TV Star Tacha Announces UK Tour In March 2020 (Video)


Reality star, Tacha
Reality TV star, Tacha has announced that she would be touring the UK in March.
The disqualified Big Brother Naija housemate has made a name for herself as one of the most talked-about housemates even after her disqualification.
Taking to Instagram, she announced that she is excited about the upcoming tour.
Recall also that the feud between Tacha’s fans and Mercy’s fan went a step further after Tacha fans allegedly started death rumours about Mercy and her mother.

Sharing a video on her Instagram, she called on her UK fans to get ready to receive her.
Watch The Video Here:

18-Year-Old Househelp Commits Suicide In Lagos (Photo)


The deceased, Abigail Felix
An 18-year-old lady identified as Abigail Felix has allegedly taken her life in the Alausa, Ikeja area of Lagos State.
Abigail, who is from the Republic of Benin, was said to have taken the deadly DD insecticide leaving no suicide note.
According to a police source, Abigail, who moved in with her employers, the family of Akinrinmade, two years ago, was responsible for cleaning the house and attending to customers at her madam’s shop.
A day before her death, Abigail had reportedly left the house without informing anyone of her whereabouts. After searching for her with no result, a case of a missing person was lodged at the nearest police station.
The police hinted that the next day, Abigail snuck into one of the rooms in the house and when interrogated, she failed to disclose where she was the previous night.

She allegedly ran into another room in the house where she locked herself in and refused to open the door. Efforts to get her out failed until the door was pulled down and she was found with foamy substances around her mouth with a bottle of the DD insecticide by her side.
She was immediately rushed to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital LASUTH where she died as doctors battled to save her life.
Confirming the incident, the spokesperson of the Lagos state police command, Bala Elkana, says Abigail’s body has been released to the family as no foul play was suspected.

Monday, 13 January 2020

Simi’s Pens Sweet Words To Adekunle Gold On Ther First Wedding Anniversary



Simi and Adekunle Gold

Nigerian singer Simi has gotten many in their feelings with her wedding anniversary message to her husband, Adekunle Gold.
The ‘Joromi crooner took to her Instagram page to share a beautiful photo from their wedding and penned a beautiful lengthy piece for her man which reads thus;l

”Pretty baby. The very thing that you mean to me, I doubt you’ll ever fully understand. I don’t like to share our best moments, because they belong to us – so people might never even know the level of your special. It’s a really high level that is higher than other levels. No one is more in sync with me than you.
“I love how you’re mindful of me. Nothing’s perfect. Not even with your Ikotun background
– but I love how you deliberately want to be better. You will see something inside film and ask me at 2am how you can be a better man for me. Lol. So cute a man.
“Before we said I do, 95% of the advice I got was “Endure”. I was stumped cos I’ve never been able to relate. Endure? Forever and ever? Like till the end of your days? Lol. Quite rubbish. Thank you for never ever being someone I’ve ever had to endure.
“Don’t like it much when people “couplegoals” us – cos as far as I’m concerned, we, i.e me and you, are on a personal journey. Our ups our downs (Olorun o ni je ka rogun down), our growth, our learning and unlearning, our Love (aww) is our story. Everyone’s standard should be their best self. Thank you for being someone that makes me want to be my best self.
“Moruf, thank you for Year One. They said it’s normally hard. Again, I can’t relate because I loved it. I love you. I pray year two is even better by God’s infinite mercy and grace and love. I thank God for standing with us and giving us sense. And I thank you for being a man that makes loving you worth it.”
“My beautiful dreamboat. My fellow feminist boyfriend. My husband. Ife mi. Onitemi. The love of my life. I will continue to eat your work in the eye of carton.
to all the forevers we will spend together.”
PS: Year two is one or two sentences. I have what I’m doing
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PPS: Everyone, please whatever chance you get today, say a prayer for us. I love those