The holiday has come to an end, normal
life resumes. I am not sure how I feel now cause I enjoyed the break while it
lasted… don’t know about you. I need to check my calendar to find out when the
next holiday comes up… Yaaayyy! There is still a 1 day holiday this week, I am
so excited. October 1st is around the corner – Nigeria will be plus
1. I think I(we) might need to appeal to the conscience of our president to
make the holiday a two days event ooo; October 1st is on Thursday
and we can’t be going for break on Thursday to resume on Friday; what kind of
holiday is that naa?
Monday, 28 September 2015
Thursday, 24 September 2015
And the Winner is...
Hey guy, my teeth now aches. These people
want to finish me with meat o, I had to run away, shea they said he who fights
and runs away, lives to fight another day. The tussle with those meats is one
that deserves a re-match. Yes noooow! So tomorrow I continue, after all, it is
holiday.
Before I forget, Happy Eid-el Kabir to you
all especially my Muslim friends here; if you don’t keep my meat eehn, we will quarrel
o (BMF take note)…lol.
Wednesday, 23 September 2015
Salah Around the Corner + My Give Away: Your Movie Ticket
It’s
mid-week already and I am dancing because I can’t wait for the holidays. I have
taken time to search out all the contacts of my Muslim friends, because I need
to visit them this holiday; after all, what are friends for? At least lemme
wish them a happy Salah and see what comes out of it.
Some of
my Muslim friends have been beefing me. They say when it is Christmas, they don’t
get to see (eat) my chicken and now Salah is at the corner, I am disturbing
them for ram or cow meat, as the case may be. I just want to use this medium to
ask for their pardon… eeem, you know chicken is small compared to the size of
ram or cow, so by the time we say jack, the chicken is finished (I can even
finish a single chicken if I am in the mood) but the ram can’t just finish like that
naa… You know naa… So no stories ooo!
Sunday, 20 September 2015
Cinema Ticket for One
Happy Sunday friends… How has it been, I
mean your weekend? Mine has not really been my usual weekend – the rest-rest minded
weekend. I managed to do my laundry on Saturday, went to the airport to pick up
my dearest who came back to town after a while away. I ended up spending the
night in a home away from home – my brother’s place… Lol. I know you have
started thinking many things again. Are you not on your own?
Friday, 18 September 2015
Handbills Sharing Nuisance
Friends,
how has it been? The weekend is here again, I hope you spent your week meaningfully. I don’t understand why I did this post, but I did it anyways. Just
today, as nearly every other day I step out on the streets of Lagos, I find one person or more somewhat compelling me to collect a piece of printed
paper. These handbills contain all sorts of information especially adverts from religious bodies, health groups, stores, so called jobs employers etc.
Tuesday, 15 September 2015
They Barred Her from Calling.
Yaay!
Hello friends… How has your week been? Mine has been good so far and I am
convinced that by the end of the week, I will be smiling even more over a week
well spent. That should be your story too.
Alright…
Did any of you have issue with your mobile network provider within the past two
weeks?
Saturday, 12 September 2015
Let’s Talk Tennis: 2015 US Opens
If
there is a game I love so much and I wish I played as a kid, it is tennis…
guess by now I would be fulfilling my wish of being a tennis player, slugging
it out on the court with the likes of Roger Federer and Andy Murray. I actually
dreamt once that I met up with him (Federer, I mean) after a
game he played in the US Opens, I can’t remember when or how I got there, and I had a selfie
with him…lol. I only discovered latter that it was one of those my symptoms of
malaria I used to have.
Thursday, 10 September 2015
Japan's Flood got me Thinking
When we
hear of disasters happening especially natural disasters, it is easy for us to
think of the end of time. Only today, I saw a news on a flood disaster somewhere
in eastern Japan. I watched the video on CNN’s site and the whole scene struck
me, so much so that I began to wonder if such happens in our country (God
forbid!), what will happen… what will be our reaction – not just as
individuals, but as a people? What will be the response of our government?
Heavy flood disaster in Japan (Photo : CNN) |
Sunday, 6 September 2015
Be Thankful
Happy
Sunday friends… To the Christians, hope you all went to church. To everyone,
hope you are enjoying your day. I am enjoying mine and I am thankful to God for
that. Going through my favourite blogs in
the past week, I have come to appreciate, even more, the importance of being thankful
to God always. We all go through all sorts of things every day and no matter how
big or small, how merry or gory, and we are still here… We need to be thankful and so, full-of-thanks to God.
Friday, 4 September 2015
The New Fidelity
Guys, the next time you want to do a transaction in fidelity bank, don't be surprised if you see something different, from their colour, brand logo and service experience. Fidelity has rebranded.
When a
company chooses to rebrand, it obviously ready for a change - a
positive change. In case you don’t know, the spot light on rebranding is
currently on the Fidelity Bank Plc brand, with a premium to “Keep their words”
as has been a driving force in their quest for sustained excellence and
improved service delivery to their customers as far as the banking industry in
Nigeria is concerned.
For a
while now we have known this financial institution with the colour green and
logo bellow, but now there is something new.
The Old Fidelity Logo |
The New Fidelity
The
bank has seen the need to step up their game in every financial service they
render just for the sake of their customers satisfaction …and
so, as a customer, I expect an exceptional service experience both through
direct contact with the bank or through the banks e-channels; ATM, Internet
banking, Mobile banking etc. I also expect a great customer service experience
in and out the banking hall and especially on every social media platform that is
invoke.
The confidence
lies not just in the fact that the bank says; We are Fidelity – we keep our word,
and that their vision is to be No. 1 in every market they serve and in ever
service they offer, but more in the growth which has been observed in the bank
since it’s inception and in the quality of her management over time and staff.
With
this new identity comes a whole lot of new expectations and I am sure you will
deliver… you will keep your words.
Congratulations
to the management and staff of Fidelity Bank Plc.
Fidelity; my Bank.
Cheers.
Thursday, 3 September 2015
A Panic too Soon
On my
way to work yesterday, I had this experience that reminded me that no one is
really safe as long as that person really exist. I was going to be a minute or
so late to work if the keke I entered had not left the bustop on time. As if the
keke man knew I was going late, he drove as though he wanted me to meetup on time. I couldn’t complain o; I guess the keke man was doing me a favour. And
so, with the speed and all the potholes everywhere, it was a very bumpy ride, one that had me hit my head on the frame of the
keke severally, still I couldn’t complain – the keke man was doing me a
favour.
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