I was messing around on my brother’s PC and I noticed he had downloaded the pictures I took with his Nokia Camera phone December last year.
I couldnt help but share them with you guys.
Hope You all like them.
Its the old me though
I know so many of my friends wont be happy with what am going to write now but all the same I just have to…….
I will be travelling to Abuja on Saturday (yeah this week saturday) and this automatically means I wont be online constantly anymore and there will be no more constant blog updates as my computer in Abuja hasnt been connected to the internet yet.
Aside from the fact that I must go to Abuja this weekend, I must also go back there and prepare myself for higher institution (though the I havent seen the admission letter I strongly believe I made it).
I have to put my head into other things aside from blogging.
Tough I must say but I am growing and I must make few decisions which will hurt. 
I have been pondering on this issue for quite sometime now and I have finally gathered some of my thoughts together.
For the time being I am only going to write on some of the political aspirants as I have not been able to gather all my thought into paper before putting it online.
DR. (MRS) DORA NKEM AKUNYILI – Presently the Director General of NAFDAC (National Agency for Food and Drug Administration Control). She has saved the economy from fake and substandard drugs. She has been the Director General of NAFDAC since 12th April 2001. If she is given the chance to rule this great nation Nigeria, I believe she will rule the nation and also continue her good works while ruling the country.
DONALD DUKE – The young handsome governor of Cross River State has been able to do an excellent job in Cross River State environmentally and tourism wise. I will definitely give him my vote if I have to because I believe he has what it takes to rule Nigeria.
REVEREND CHRIS OKOTIE – He is a man of God who made his intentions known in the year 2003 during the elections where he lost. Chris Okotie is out again for the elections to be held in 2007. Being that he is a Pastor, it is believed that he will lead this country according to God’s directions.
MALAAM NASIR EL-RUFAI - He is presently the Minister of FCT and he has been doing a great deal of clean up exercise in Abuja lately.
Though he is sanitizing the nation, so many have been rendered jobless and homeless and this is one major reason why he may not be voted into power come 2007.
The loving thing we can do when someone is in pain is to share the pain - to “be there,” even when we’ve nothing to offer except our presence, even when being there is painful to ourselves. .
Paul says that God “comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God.”
One of the fastest and surest routes to spiritual health is taking the focus off ourselves and helping others. In fact we were born with a natural empathy for those who are hurting. Ever notice that babies in a nursery start crying when other infants cry?
Compassion, which literally means “to suffer with,” is the ability to be moved by the troubles of others. When we reach out from our own pain to help others it comes back to us in healing, fulfillment and a sense of worth. Jack Canfield says, “You take it all in. You let the pain touch your heart and you turn it into compassion. What a splendid way to go through life, bringing blessing to all we touch.” One cancer patient said, “What helps me most is just to have somebody try and understand what I’m feeling.” Another said, “Just sit here and let me hold your hand. It helps when someone’s close.”
Today ask God to make you more sensitive to the needs and hurts of those around you. And when He answers your prayer and puts someone into your path, don’t be too busy to care. In other words, “be there!”
Well I got TAGGED a second time by OVERWHELMEDNAIJABABE and I have decieded to give it a try since its quite different from the first one.
Well here’s my MEME
FOUR JOBS YOU’VE HAD IN YOUR LIFE
Too bad, am still a student
FOUR FICTIONAL JOBS YOU WISH YOU HAD
1. First Lady (yes oooo)
2. A freelance model
3. A professional web developer
4. A professional athlete
FOUR MOVIES YOU COULD WATCH OVER AND OVER AGAIN
1. First Daughter
2. Cinderella Story
3. What a girl wants
4. 24 hours
FOUR CITIES YOU’VE LIVED IN
I have never travelled outside Nigeria so…
1. Ilorin, Kwara State. Nigeria (Stayed there for 5 years)
2. Lagos, Nigeria (Stayed there for 1 month)
3. Kaduna(stayed there for 2 weeks only)
4. Abuja, FCT (Stayed there for 6 years)
5. Akwa Ibom State (stayed there for a year plus)
6. Cross River State (First seven years of my life was spent in this beautiful city)
FOUR TV SHOWS YOU LOVE TO WATCH
1. Project Runway
2. Buffy the vampire slayer
3. Charmed
4. PSI Factor
FOUR PLACES YOU’VE BEEN ON VACATION/TRAVELED TO
1. Lagos
2. Calabar
FOUR WEBSITES YOU VISIT DAILY
1. KISSES & ROSES
2. GOOGLE MAIL
3. JUST NAIJA FORUM
4. BE INSPIRED
5. DIARY OF A CODER
And so many more that I cant start typing now, my hand aches. Been typing for two days.
FOUR OF YOUR FAVORITE FOODS
1. Fried rice and chicken
2. Ekpan nkukwo
3. Fufu and Afang soup
4. Indomie
FOUR THINGS YOU WON’T EAT
1. Boild Plantain
2. Boiled Potatos
3. Dogs, Cats, Snakes, Frogs, Horses, Zebras, Antelopes, Rats, Lizards
4. Human Meat
FOUR THINGS YOU WISH YOU COULD EAT OR DRINK RIGHT NOW
1. Lots of meat 
2. Cornflakes
3. Suya!
4.Ekpang nkukwo
FOUR THINGS IN YOUR BEDROOM
1. My Black canvas
2. My Books
3. My phone and the charger
4. Some games
FOUR THINGS YOU WISH YOU HAD IN YOUR BEDROOM
1. My PC thats in the dining
2. A CD player and a TV
3. Some new outfits
4. Cold Ice Cream
FOUR THINGS YOU ARE WEARING RIGHT NOW
1. Ash colored three quater jeans
2. pink top
3. a black and pink belt(the latest)
4. A black palm slipper
FOUR PLACES I’D RATHER BE RIGHT NOW
1. In UK with my elder brother (I miss him)
2. In Abuja with my mum (I miss her)
3. In some high class standard fashion boutique shopping for the best jeans and tops
4. In front of my PC browsing all night
FOUR FICTIONAL PLACES I’D RATHER BE RIGHT NOW
1. With Bill Gates sharing his money
2. Aba (God Forbid)
3. In the most expensive and largest swimming pool in the world
4. In a club (HELL NO!, I dont club)
FOUR PEOPLE YOU’D REALLY LOVE TO HAVE DINNER WITH
1. JESUS CHRIST and the Apostles
2. George Bush, Basket Mouth, Celine Dion, Ruben Studdard
3. Resonance
4. Bishop David Oyedepo (Founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide)
FOUR THINGS YOU ARE THINKING RIGHT NOW
1. Why cant I ever get some sleep?
2. I need some sleep
3. I pray I get this cos I dont want to wait another year
4. Cant they simply reach a concensus and agree on the date? Am tired of waiting
FOUR OF YOUR FAVORITE THINGS
1. My mum, sisters, brothers, grand mum and friends
2. Shopping and Music
3. Writing and also reading
4. Swimming, playing basketball, blogging, athletics(I run 100m relay)
FOUR PEOPLE YOU TAG
1. AZUKA
3. BE INSPIRED
4. COMMONGROUND
For the past one week I have been borrowing charger from my uncle and sometimes from my friend to charge my phone. Why? because my stupid charger suddenly stopped working overnight
I use Siemens CF62
I have been forced to go about without carrying my phone(which I hate) and to make matters worse, charge the silly phone and it runs down completely at the end of the day.
Though I love this phone with all my heart cos my mum kind of suprised me with it. I carry it like a little baby
At times I miss my Sony Ericsson J210i which was given to me as a birthday gift(a phone that I used for up to 6 months before robbers came to my home and stole it)
At least am happy I got to pimp the phone a bit before it was stolen.
My Siemens CF62 is a great phone but damn it has too much wahala in it.
The phone freezes like a computer
The applications take forever to load
But I love the games tho, thats what interest me in a phone anyway. Plus I could use the phone with a camera only I need to buy enough cables
I just came to a realisation that I havent had up to 7hours sleep in the past two days and am like wow this isnt a good development on my side.
Each time I try to get some sleep, I get disturbed by kids playing and screaming the life of their lungs out(This annoys me)
at the end of the day I will not be able to get some rest and this causes me to get moody all the time with no particular reason.
Well, am hoping I will be able to work on my inabillity to sleep at night.
The HIV/AIDS pandemic adds a new and tragic dimension to the problem of child labour in many countries around the world. Millions of children have been orphaned by the death of one or both parents from HIV/AIDS. Millions more will be.
Many of these orphans find security in the households of relatives. Others, however, drop out of school and look for work to survive. An especially harsh burden is placed on girls, who often have to provide care and household services for the entire family when a parent becomes ill or dies. Even children cared for by grandparents or other relatives may have to work to help provide income for guardians and siblings.
High mortality among adults in their reproductive and productive prime (15-49 years) and the number of children growing up without a responsible guardian have complex inter-generational impacts on the world of work. With a lack of adult mentors and limited prospects for schooling, children miss out on the developmental skills and technical know-how needed to access decent work in their adult lives.
The impact of HIV/AIDS on communities and families undermines the process of socialization of children in its broadest sense, inverting care-giving roles and giving rise to social exclusion and loss of identity.
HOW THE HIV/AIDS CRISIS LINKS TO CHILD LABOUR
The HIV/AIDS crisis has a number of links to child
labour, for example it:
•Adds to the number of vulnerable children,
especially orphans and HIV-infected children;
•Increases demands on public and private
services, such as health care;
•Increases the burden on community groups and
institutions assisting both caregivers and
vulnerable children;
•Places an especially harsh burden on girls, who
often must provide care and household services
for the entire family;
•Puts pressure on children to work to assist their
parents, guardians and siblings in securing a
livelihood.
In addition, child labourers are more at risk of becoming infected by HIV/AIDS because they are often working in situations where they are vulnerable to sexual abuse.
This is particularly the case of children engaged in the worst forms of child labour, such as prostitution, street vending, and domestic work. Given their high proportion in prostitution, girls are especially at risk of becoming infected and further spreading the disease.
Key factors that increase a child’s Vulnerability to trafficking
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