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Five Books I Love

I read books primarily to learn, grow, and feed my curiosities. This means that I mostly read poetry and non-fiction books about great people, lifestyle, and business/marketing, and then, of course, there’s a great deal of multi-genre reading. Here are five books I love and why.

The Poetprenuer: How To Make Money With Poetry

Ask any poet you know if they ever considered making a living from their writing and you're likely to get an incredulous laugh in response. That's because most poets—particularly the ones who have tried to do it—understand that the prospect of making a career out of their poetry is slim… well, very slim.

How to use WordPress App on your iPhone and Android

WordPress user interface is not optimal for mobile usage. But with the WordPress app which is designed to be touch-friendly, mobile optimized, and easy to use, one can easily make posts and create pages on a WordPress site.

7 Hacks To Transform You Into A Consistent Writer

You are a writer. You want to publish a book this year. Everyday, you stand before the mirror and say to yourself 'I will publish a book this year'. You really want to but wanting isn’t doing.

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A Reminder

I'm not sure if you've had the time to check out some of my free books on my website but I figured, what the heck, I will still share my personal favourites with you.

i am a poet

An archaeologist is the best husband any woman can have; the older she gets, the more interested he is in her.

Of Guitar And The Boy Child

There’s something utterly captivating about the guitar that draws me in and hold me spellbound. It's about the freedom, peace, and whole other level of cool; other instruments simply can’t compare.

Fulani And The Anti-Igbo Sentiments

Before Nigeria gained independence from Britain, Ahmadu Bello, the Sarduana of Sokoto, was asked a simple question by a BBC journalist at Sandhurst.