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June 20, 2020June 10, 2024

Workplace Shenanigans – Part 2

Dear Diary,  Workplace Shenanigans – Part 2 June 20, 2020 I stood in my office workplace, speechless! Blue Face, shey you dey whine me ni? Aye ma ni ka o! Lori system mi? Igi ewedu o ma ni wor pa wa! This is a classical case of, may we not attract curses to ourselves. I…

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June 13, 2020June 10, 2024

Workplace Shenanigans – Part 1

Dear Diary, June 13, 2020 At my workplace, some workplace shenanigans can mess with your emotions. Wait for it, this is a recount of a true life event. Oh, Lawd; where is this document again! I worked on it for two days. I saved it before I left the office yesterday. How do I explain…

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June 1, 2020June 10, 2024

Did I just witness a crime? Oh, its been a year!

Dear Diary, Did I just witness a crime? It was 6:43 am, June 1, 2019; Oluwatoyosi, this can’t be happening!  I was darn sure all was not looking well from my distance. I shrugged the feeling away and thought maybe it was my mind. A lot of fearful things pass through our minds when we…

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May 30, 2020June 10, 2024

Victoria, mummy is coming!

Dear Diary, Victoria, Mummy is coming. May 20, 2020. Now, my mum is the Onijogbon-General of Gbogbo-Agbaye, the only civilian Dictator, who is more military than her Naval Officer husband.  This woman has skills even the devil dabs to! She can detect lies from a million radius; embarrass you before any crowd. She manufactures domestic chores…

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May 22, 2020June 10, 2024

Errors in the use of semicolons

Errors in the use of semicolons are avoidable! Unfortunately, the two golden rules of the use of the semicolon is an everyday use of the English language punctuation that is commonly ignored. First, semicolons unite highly related thoughts. Instead of using a period to end too many independent short sentences, a semicolon unites the thoughts…

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May 22, 2020June 10, 2024

The Oxford Comma: The Lagbaja of punctuation

Dear Diary – the Oxford Comma. May 22, 2020. The Oxford comma is a subject I have failed to write 100 words about despite all my attempts over the past three days. How could a few words be so onerous? For want of a topic, today, we die here! There’s this punctuation called the “Oxford…

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May 10, 2020June 10, 2024

The tale of Mother Hen aka EDIYE.

Growing up, going to Granny’s place was heavenly as it was a day to skip Mum’s unending commandments

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May 9, 2020June 10, 2024

What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever done that seemed so right when you did it?

Lagos at night is another world, a place that fascinated and shocked me. As though some people were on the night shift to serve men of the underworld.

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May 1, 2020June 10, 2024

My Revamp Story

I prepared for everything in life, but nobody warned me about the human person. No one told me that the way we are different in shape and size is the exact way we are different in using our common sense and having empathy level for one another.

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September 2, 2019June 10, 2024

THE TALE OF MOTHER HEN aka EDIYE

Monday, September 2nd 2019. Dear Diary, This is the story of EDIYE *People always ask why I don’t eat chicken, I lie it is a medical condition, but we both know it is more than a medical condition, it is my sheer hatred for wicked chickens that lay devilled eggs. The medical condition only came…

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