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                  HOME AFFAIRS!  Sade left the office very late and as she got home, she observed everywhere was still as quiet as she left except for the constant barking of the dog next door. Sade knocked on the Door several times but no response, then she realized that Tunde had not returned from the office. She quickly glanced at her wristwatch and shook her head.  "By this time, Tunde has not returned?" She uttered.  A part of her was quite worried while another cared less. Sade dipped her hand in her bag and brought out her bunch of keys and as she unlocked the Door, she heard a car, horn behind her. Sade turned around and noticed a car parked behind her.  The flash was so strong that she used her hands to mask her face. She admist the reflection, She looked closely and noticed a man and a lady inside the car.... QUESTION OF THE DAY!  How far can you go for Love? .........TO BE CONTINUED                                      🍃    You  can buy t

                 HOME AFFAIRS!  Sade turned around and realized it was Tony, The Admin "Oh, Good Day, Tony." Sade greeted as she tried to be cheerful. Tony wasn't to be fooled in anyway as he drew closer. After a keen state  at Sade, he spoke. _"Sade, you know you can always talk to me?_ Tony said. Sade heaved a sigh and turned away. She was trying everything within her strength not to break down. Given the cold shoulder, Mr Tony pressed on. _"Okay, not to bug you, I just wanted to invite you for my Mother's Thanksgiving sevice_". He said as he stretched forth a white envelope with Sade's name on it. She turned to receive it, then Tony held her right hand. _"Sade...you deserve to bs happy..I hate to see you like this." He said. Sade became helpless.. Then, quickly she snapped out and released her hand. _"Well, thanks for the invite, I will be fine." Sade said as she dropped the invitation card in her handbag. Tony smiled

                HOME AFFAIRS!       She had suddenly developed migraine and slight temperature. Sade sat back and relaxed her head on the arms chair for a while. She just wanted to steal some time to let the headache go away.   By the time Sade opened her eyes, it was  the end of work hour.    "Madam Sade... please this is the office key, lock the door behind you when you're done, thanks." One  of her colleagues,  Rebecca, said as she dropped a bunch of key on Sade's desk, leaving her behind. Sade still felt very akward, yet she did not feel like returning home! She reflected on the fight she had with Tunde, the previous night. Probably that was the reason for her present state.      "I'm not God..I don't give Children. Tunde leave me alone!" She had screamed at him. Tunde smirked and banged the table angrily.    "Look at you! Just listen to yourself talk...if you don't know what to do, why don't you ask other women like y

        Call him, Revolutionary...you won't be wrong!   Call him Visionary..you will also be correct!   Call him the  C.E.O of OkadaBooks...Then you would    have just nailed it!   Here is A Chat with Okechukwu Ofili, C.E.O of OkadaBooks... Reflecting on the journey thus far, Mr Okechukwu Ofili , C.E.O of OkadaBooks describes his journey as an interesting one and he compares the bundle of talents in Nigeria to that of an untapped  resources which is yet to be drilled.   Furthermore he feels great to be a part of the revolution in the writing and publication industry.  Driven by Commitment and utmost sense of dedication, Ofili states that the reception of Online publication has been great and also mentions the emergence of a new market in the Northern part of Nigeria. Asked if there are any challenges which poses a hindrance to online writing and publishing in the North?  Ofili  negates such perception.   According to him, there is a narrow perception of the North

            Little Foxes!  Do you feel like you are just in one position..you're neither moving forward or moving backwards. it's just the same position? Hmm! You might want to find out the reason. Our ability to change is innate. We are dynamic beings that's why at some point we could decide to take a U-TURN once we feel the need to, however our timing may differ. The ability to know when to make certain change(s) is as important as the change, itself. Now this is not also unconnected with the type of changes we make, they are all interwoven. Take for example, you've just started a business and obviously, there are lots of fund going into it. While the Business is at its budding stage, you might have to cut of ostentatious spendings to accommodate more investment in the business thus some of your needs might just have to take the back sit! As painstaking as it might seem, every commitment towards that budding business is worth it so that eventually, when the gr