I feel as Africans we teach our boys/girls the wrong concept about belonging. We are born not only belonging to a family but also belonging to the community, which has its advantages and disadvantages.

How To Make Keto Flat Bread Cloud Bread An Alternative Bread for Weight Loss (No Flour)

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Letters to African Parents

Today i'd like to talk about one thing majority of African parents love to do that makes them seem like they have favourites

Maximize Your Child's Potential: 7 Effective Ways to Bring Out The Best In A Child

There are quite a number of ways, as a matter of fact there are over a billion ways this can be "said" or "described" to be done but the most effective of them all based on series of experience based research are:

Dear African Parents....

I don't think African parents are aware of what huge impacts their words and actions actually have on a child. That is not to say African parents way of raising their children is wrong, it is just highlighting the fact that improvements can be made here and there and hopefully this will help enlighten them.

African women through the times

Since precolonial times, African women’s role in the family life has changed tremendously. African women that took part mainly in the domestic and expressive roles while their husbands undertake the dominate and powerful roles in the family and that are usually known for their proud nurturing roles have now taken a turn for either the worse or the better or so people say and some would argue that they have been able to empower themselves.

This Brought Tears Rolling Down My Eyes.." A Poem For The Dead and Dying "by Jason Abaga.(Must Read)

This poem was published on MI's website..It is so touching and deep and is dedicated to all those who are being killed daily by Boko haram, those who have lost their lives and the over 100 girls still missing while their parents ,friends, families spend sleepless nights ,wondering what is happening to those girls...Sad case....

A Poem For The Dead and Dying