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          As the crescent moon graces the night sky, millions of Muslims around the world eagerly anticipate the arrival of Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar. For thirty days, believers embark on a profound journey of self-reflection, spiritual growth, and communal solidarity.         Ramadan is a month of fasting and spiritual reflection observed by Muslims around the world. During Ramadan, Muslims abstain from eating and drinking from sunrise to sunset. In addition to abstaining from food and drink, Muslims also strive to strengthen their relationship with God through prayer, reading the Quran, and performing acts of charity.          It is a time for personal growth and reflection, and many Muslims report feeling a sense of renewal and spiritual fulfillment at the end of the month in addition to its religious significance, Ramadan is also a time of community and celebration, with special prayers, f...

         In the world where different kind of trends come and go but one thing remains constant and that is FASHION. The more constant fashion is the more it  evolves.              During the era of our parents that all dress well their fashion sense was top notch out of it is the baggy trouser that they are wearing as big boys and big girls now, that's what most of our parents wore but if you dress like the way they did nowadays you will be called different names like Mummy G.O, Pastor, Saint, Mary amaka and so on, which is not meant to be so.         Now, they call themselves Gen-Z Baddie whereby they go out exposing all the parts of their body which is meant to be covered with clothes. I see ladies and guys dress and I will be like don't u guys have parents?, Let's say they don't have parents, aren't they feeling uncomfortable?, You can actually dress without exposing the parts of your body, it is al...

        Do you want to get more understanding on the adage that says what goes around comes around or the law of karma?, Watch the play THE MADNESS THAT CURES MY LAND written by Ola Awakan and directed by Ifeanyi Eziukwu.         It is a play of just 9 characters and they all played their role so well, is it the part of spicing it up with their energy?, is it the part of creating humour?, they all did perfectly well. It explains the current issue in Nigeria in the sense that due to the hardship of the economy, different families are departing if they are not departing there's no love there due to the way things are hard the head of the family (the father) gets insulted due to the fact that he can't meet up to the needs of the family and this is just one out of all the current issues in Nigeria.         It depicts the fact that the bourgeoisie takes the proletariat and the ones with different disabilities for granted which is no...