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     THE  CHOIR...     By E  PLUS The Storyteller . Paulina! Paulina! Oya o! We are almost late for church, and your dad is waiting in the car, let’s go nau! How many hours will it take you to dress up?” My mother called out. “Mum, I’m almost done.” I replied, as I rushed downstairs. Everyone always looks forward to Sunday, particularly to the Church service. Ultimately for me, until now, it was all about the choir, before things took a new turn. “Look at the time nau! See, how you people are just walking majestically as if you are the special guests of honor, today! Can’t you see that we are late? By now, prayers would have started. Oya! Enter the car, let’s go.” My Daddy shouted. “Please, my husband, don’t be angry.” My mum replied, as we hurriedly entered the car. Thankfully, we had barely entered the church, when the prayer session commenced, then the praise and worship session followed. Few minutes afterwards, it was time f...

Frustration is an extreme sense of  despair, the peak of anxiety and the point where everything can change. However, it all depends on what happens, afterwards. Frustration is a negative feeling ,that makes you feel lost and confused. You become very vulnerable and needy. More often than not, you are at the mercy of people's empathy. If  your emotions become uncontrollable, there is every likelihood of an emotional melt down! The Question thus: Is there a place of turn around to make things better? Of  course! You can fall, but you don't have to stay down! There is a time and season for every event or situation, fit yourself within the framework of possibilities, don't give yourself a death sentence- it can't be that bad, rather to the contrary, it can only get better.  How frustrated you are, right now is all in the making of that great story you will tell, eventually.  Be, in charge of the direction, you want to go, moving forward.  Take control of your e...

On this edition of MEET THE GUEST..hosted by E PLUS the Storyteller... Ufuoma Adegor is our guest and her story is quite inspiring.  The young and talented lady tells us all about the make-up and Fashion industry..Read on.  E PLUS The Storyteller: Miss Ufuoma.. welcome to E PLUS the Storyteller Blog Ufoma Adegor: Thank you  E PLUS The Storyteller: Will you agree with me that the fashion trend in Nigeria, is really booming? Ufoma Adegor: Yes it is. Looking back at where we’re coming from the fashion trend has taken a new turn. E PLUS The Storyteller: How would you describe the current trends in comparison with the previous ones? Ufoma Adegor: In my word I’ll say we are bringing the old trend back.  E PLUS The Storyteller: Interesting. People say looking good is an act, others say it's an art? Where do you draw the line? Ufoma Adegor: People call dressing almost nude, an art but a person can dress chic and still represent the two co...

                      SIT-TIGTISM...                            By                   E PLUS The Storyteller. It's a parasite that starts small Then, it culminates into an uncontrollable symptom More like a monster.. It becomes unrecognisable Everyone dreads it.. Everyone detest it Because anyone could be a victim of its deadly venom.. It's about the phrase:absolute.  power, corrupts absolutely! That garment of immunity That seems to appear like a never ending circle.. Leaves everyone delirious SIT-TIGTISM! The brainchild of dictatorship Where do we go from here? Who will come forth? Who will come through? Who will take that bold step And change the course? This is a question, for all of us! **************************...

    WHEN POWER BECOMES DRUNK.     Written by E PLUS The Storyteller.                     ✍ These are popular Nigerian words and phrases that may find its way to the dictionary: Abacharism 'It's okay' 'Off the Mic 'I'm a V.I boy... You are a Mushin boy..' And the list is endless! Hmmm! Interesting times, indeed... Beyond the drama and political reality show, we are no longer strangers to-  Dictatorship, Absolutism, Authoritarianism and Monopoly, all these ideologies have one thing in common, and that is Power! Looking at the flip side of Power, it's not so attractive, however, it can be, when judiciously applied and executed The ideal definition of Power.  underlines 'Authority' and 'Leadership', however what we do with this authority and position changes everything! The adage: 'Absolute power corrupts, absolutely' sure speaks volumes. When you no longer listen to those you lead! When...

Welcome to the most exclusive online chat interview platform, tagged: MEEET THE GUEST..with E PLUS The Storyteller. On this episode, the love and relationship coach- Mary Rimsah, talks about all it takes to sustain a healthy relationship, especially as a couple, and so much more.  E PLUS The Storyteller: Welcome to the exclusive Online Chat interview platform tagged: MEET THE GUEST..with E PLUS The Storyteller. Mary Rimsah: Thanks you for having me. E PLUS The Storyteller: Interesting times, you would agree with me🙂..What's been your motivation? Mary Rimsah: My motivation has been to be an inspiration to many, who are having issues with relationship matters. E PLUS The Storyteller: Awesome! And that leads me to the next question: How are you able to manage matters of the heart, knowing fully well that humans are quite complex? You seem to be graced with such special disposure. Mary Rimsah: Haha! it's been quite challenging dealing with issues, a...

CHIEF EZE HAS DONE IT AGAIN (Abomination!)... A Story by E PLUS The Storyteller. Yesterday, I returned from the shop very late, in fact I was so tired that I slept off, leaving the akpu and okazi soup my wife had prepared for me, unattended to. Anyway, that is how I woke up today o! And I heard the news as early as 6.30am. You won't believe what my wife told me! Chai! Do you know that, our village has been sold! Aru!(Abomination). How did it all happen? According to my wife, news have it that, some ladies from the city came into the village with a proposal to build new houses and construct new roads. They said that they were from International Organisation. The Igwe welcomed them with opened arms, and after some months of projections, they made the Igwe to sign a contract that would help execute these projects. Everything was going according to plan, when Chief Eze approached the ladies, and asked them to give him audience. In no time, he had convinced them that he could...