My mother was a fantastic storyteller. Stories about her activities. Stories about the books she was reading. Stories about her plans. Stories I just could not get enough of. Saturday morning, curled up under the cover and listening to a story. For my mother, everything was a story and everything had a story to tell. […]
The three distinct phases of the life cycle of a human being from when he/she is born are childhood, adulthood and old age; youth is the molding stage for the future of an individual’s life that falls between childhood and adulthood. Youth can then be ultimately described by what young people say and do which
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The plantain fruit is historically documented to be native to Southeast Asia, whilst currently finding roots as a generally domesticated and cultivated plant across tropical and subtropical climates; globally the plantain is blooming in popularity as the most produced fruit and closely growing in importance as a very important food crop on the tails of
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Who is an orphan? An orphan is a child under the age of 18 years who has been deprived of parental care, guidance and protection of one or both biological parents, subsequently living and going through life all alone, with caregivers in an orphanage home or adopted by foster parents whereas in Islam an orphan
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The onions goes way back in time long before farming or writing was discovered, the allium vegetables was considered to be one of the earliest cultivated and consumed crops which was a staple in the prehistoric diet when ancient human predecessors in various regions of the world discovered the wild onions and consumed it as
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The millet grains originated in the Sahel region of Africa and in parts of the western India with a botanical name known as the Pennisetum Glaucum also regarded worldwide as one of the most important among the millet families of Poaceae, having a common name of Bajra, Bajri, Bajrus, pearl millet and generally called Gero
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The date palm tree with the scientific name of Phoenix Dactylifera L. that is generally cultivated and domesticated in the Middle East, North and central Africa, southern and southeast Asia; where in Arabia and Morocco alone more than 40 varieties of dates are grown, the dates grows in huge bunches with giant trees producing a
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The Shea tree grows naturally in many African countries as a savanna woodland tree species while in Nigeria its natural habitat is in the wild, historically the tree can survive and thrive for more than 200 years; a visit across northern regions in Nigeria, the Shea trees are seen adorning many households and community backyards
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Are you self sufficient, can you sustain yourself?Even though, it is often said that “No man is an island!” Still a man must struggle to survive and stay alive, even if alone on an island; but how? You will want to ask… Read to the end to know how it can be achieved.Worthy of note
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I have thought long and hard about making a statement on the war against Ukraine, and I have thought even longer if I should share it for the World to see. People who know me, will already know that the answer to both questions is yes. My heart is bleeding. Bleeding for yet another war
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A fruit is the edible, fleshy or pulpy part of a ripened ovary that contains the seeds of a flowering plant or tree; fruits usually consist of mostly soft and succulent tissues often sweet scenting of nature, it may either be fleshy or dry fruits on the plant or tree, simply put fruits are naturally
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