Being Zino

Hey guys, welcome back! Hope you've all been fabulous. I missed you! As it is, I have no excuse why I haven't put up a post since, cos I've been doing almost nothing recently, na just laziness, lol. I do have a lot of post ideas and I would get to each of them. (eventually) Anyway guys, today I want to share with you the reason I started blogging. I'm writing this post because of a conversation I had with a secondary school mate of mine recently. I just shared a new blog post on my Facebook page and he sent me a message. He asked if blogging was a lucrative business. I told him yes if used well. He went on to ask a couple of other questions on how money could be made through blogging which I answered. He then told me that he was thinking of starting a blog and he needed me to put him through. I agreed to help in any way I could but I asked him what he wanted to blog about. His response was "anything, as long as it's legal and godly". I'm like wh

Hey guys, welcome back to my blog! Lol, its been a small long time, (Dunno what that means 😃). I've been AWOL for a while, this is because I was making arrangements to move back to Lagos and I finally came back on Sunday; so I've been in Lagos for two days. But I'd be talking about that in another post. Today; however, I would be reflecting on my time in the University and the life lessons I learnt during those years. As you may or may not know, I attended University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria and studied Linguistics and Communication studies. Typically, that's a four year course, but oh well; this is Nigeria and you know how it goes. So; I'm just gonna delve into the topic of the day. Lesson 1: BE RESOLUTE! Listen, when you are in the University,  ain't no mummy, daddy or uncle gon' be chasing you around telling you what you ought and ought not to do. You need to make decisions on your own based on whatever training you might have been given back