It was a beautiful Sunday morning in the small town of Willow Creek. The sun was shining brightly, casting a warm glow over the streets and homes.

Emma, a young girl with curly brown hair, woke up early, feeling excited and refreshed. She loved Sundays because it was the one day of the week when her family didn't have to rush around.

After getting dressed, Emma ran downstairs to the kitchen, where her mom was already making breakfast. The delicious smell of pancakes and bacon filled the air, making Emma's stomach growl with hunger.

"Good morning, sweetie!" her mom said, giving her a warm hug. "What do you want to do today?"

Emma thought for a moment before answering. "I want to go for a bike ride with Dad!" she exclaimed.

Her mom smiled. "That sounds like a great idea. Your dad is already getting the bikes ready."

After breakfast, Emma and her dad set off on their bike ride, enjoying the fresh air and the scenic views of the countryside. They rode past fields of golden wheat, sparkling streams, and colorful wildflowers.

As they rode, Emma felt carefree and happy, enjoying the quality time with her dad. She realized that Sundays were special because they allowed her to slow down, relax, and appreciate the beauty of the world around her.

After their bike ride, Emma and her dad returned home, tired but content. They spent the rest of the day lounging in the garden, reading books, and enjoying each other's company.

As the sun began to set, Emma snuggled up close to her mom and dad on the couch, feeling grateful for the wonderful Sunday they had shared together. She knew that she would always treasure the memories of this special day.

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These people are very respectful, abeg! The few guys and ladies I have interacted with online are the most respectful, cordial, and highly cultured among others. Next are Kenyans, Ugandans and the Cameroonians!

Yes, Nigerians are very respectful and wonderful if the economy is not biting hard, if not, you are in soup if you delay your online transaction with them.

Look at this dialogue with a GHANIAN for instance.

CUSTOMER: Hello.

ME: Hello. How may I help you?

CUSTOMER: I need your book: SEX SWEET SEX please...

ME: It costs 52 cedis, you will get it in your email after payment.

CUSTOMER. Thank you please, how do I pay?

I sent mode of payment. He paid. Ebook is sent but network is delaying delivery. After sometime..

CUSTOMER: I have not received the book please...

ME: It could be poor network on your part, kindly retry when your network is high.

CUSTOMER: Thank you please.

NIGERIAN VERSION

CUSTOMER: Hi

ME: Hello...how may I help you?

CUSTOMER: How much for your book, SEX SWEET SEX

ME: Just #5000.

CUSTOMER: I don't have money, send it to me.

ME: it's for sale. You will get it in your email after payment.

CUSTOMER; Ok.

She paid, her network is poor, didn't receive her book on time.

Frantic calls!

CUSTOMER: Where is my book? How am I sure you are not a sc@mm£r? If you don't send my book...

ME: Hello...

CUSTOMER: I give you one hour, if I don't get my book, I will report you on social media platforms.

ME: Hello...calm down. I have sent your book. Your network could be poor hence a delay in receiving it in your mail. If you can't wait, I will refund your #5000 immediately though you will still receive the book. Let me have your account details...

CUSTOMER: No worry madam, I will wait...

If you are not in my country, you won't understand how the economy is biting hard at people making innocent ladies scream at innocent business people because they fear their hard earned money has been swallowed!

Relax my ladies, don't let money define who you are or dictate how you behave. Learn to keep your cool no matter what. Your husband may be in one corner watching.

He very careful with online transactions too. Never do business with someone you don't trust and if you trust them enough to patronise them, be patient enough before going berserk...relax....

Your husband may be attracted to your calm demeanor and mature response and from there, wedding bells may ring!

You shall not miss your soul mate in Jesus name!

© Seun Oladele, 2025.

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A Celebration of Flavor, Culture, and Community



Africa, a continent rich in culture and diversity, is home to some of the most flavorful and unique cuisines in the world. From Nigeria’s spicy jollof rice wars to Ghana’s irresistible waakye, food is more than just sustenance—it’s a cultural identity, a communal experience, and, in many cases, a statement of pride.



The Heartbeat of Nigerian Cuisine



In Nigeria, food is bold, spicy, and deeply satisfying. The famous jollof rice, a staple at every party, comes with an unspoken competition between West African countries—who makes the best version? Nigerians swear by their smoky, pepper-infused jollof, cooked over an open fire for that signature taste. But jollof is just the beginning.



Egusi soup, rich with melon seeds and cooked with vegetables, palm oil, and various meats, is a favorite among locals, usually served with pounded yam or eba. The fiery suya, skewered and grilled meat coated with yaji spice, is an irresistible street food, best enjoyed with onions and a cold bottle of palm wine or malt drink.



African Drinks: The Perfect Pairing



No meal in Africa is complete without a refreshing drink. Zobo, a vibrant hibiscus drink, is both delicious and packed with health benefits. Kunu, made from millet or corn, is a traditional beverage enjoyed across northern Nigeria, offering a sweet and spicy kick.



For those who enjoy something stronger, palm wine remains a classic. Tapped fresh from palm trees, it has a natural sweetness that ferments over time, making it a favorite at gatherings. Locally brewed beers and herbal drinks also play a significant role in African hospitality, bringing people together in laughter and conversation.



More Than Food—A Way of Life



In Africa, food is not just about eating; it’s about tradition, family, and celebration. Whether it’s a wedding, a naming ceremony, or an impromptu gathering, a table filled with rich, aromatic dishes is a sign of love and hospitality.



The blend of indigenous spices, fresh ingredients, and time-honored cooking methods make African cuisine a global treasure.



So, next time you sit down to a plate of smoky jollof or sip on a chilled glass of zobo, remember—you’re not just enjoying food; you’re experiencing a legacy passed down through generations.

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