The Woman's Place

I have always loved writing...just about anything.As a child,I remember drawing and forging stories of the characters that I drew.I made a little book for my stories and I carried it anywhere.My dad was so impressed with it and he encouraged me.He sang my praises daily but it wasn't long and I lost dad.I don't think I lost the passion to write too because I continued writing,I missed the cheering on,the praises I got from my father.It's more like knowing your effort may never be appreciated again since the only one who seemed to appreciate it was no more. Parents must do a great work of watching their children closely and understanding their strength.This is often said by almost every adult I know,yet,some children become adults feeling frustrated that they missed out on discovering their full potential.I particularly think that beyond parents doing what they have to do,individuals should take responsibility for their lives.You are as old as you believe.It is never to...

Someone once said 'To generalize on women is dangerous. To specialize on them is infinitely worse'. I saw this piece online,I think it's fab and so I thought to share with you. Well, what women want still remains the unanswered question across the globe. However, men needn't lose hope for all is not lost. There are still a good number of things that most women like. Here are a few from the long list which can perhaps help you make her fall head over heels in love with you. Take your pick to woo and sweep her off her feet!   Superman: Women love to be protected. So show in more ways than one to prove that you will be her saviour should your damsel land in distress! Women are always in awe of men who can step up in times of conflicts. Be sure you grab every opportunity that situation throws at you.   Smell good: Deodorant Ads may be going overboard showing men being lured by women's perfume. But the other way is also true. Choose a deo tha...

Local officials said President Macky Sall had asked Ms Toure to stand down, after less than a year in office. Ms Toure's Alliance for the Republic (APR) was defeated in key cities, according to preliminary results. Discontent over economic policies contributed to the party's poor results, correspondents say. "She was sacked. She is no longer the prime minister," a source close to the presidency told Reuters news agency. Her departure opens the way for President Sall to try to speed up his reform process, aimed at creating more jobs. The Senegalese Press Agency reported that Ms Toure had left the government. In March 2012, election Mr Sall defeated Abdoulaye Wade - who had been president for 12 years - promising to tackle poverty and corruption. Senegal is seen as a beacon of democracy in West Africa and remains the region's only country never to have had a military coup.