Diary of a college dork

You know that feeling when you’re in the bowling alley and the bowling ball hits you in the head repeatedly? Of course you don’t. Well I don’t know what I feel right now, I don’t really know how to describe the feeling. Before I go into that, have you guys tried macaroni and sardines with a little bit of soy sauce and fresh salmon? Of course you haven’t, same way I haven’t gotten the hang of college. But you see I can’t stop because I find it a trifle stressful, I mean look at my mates in government universities. They’re schools are as big as local governments, yet they still have joy in education and most of them succeed. They’re my inspiration to be honest, And also to all the federal university undergraduates reading this post I really feel for you guys and I hope  and pray that this strike won’t last long.  I know this topic might be contrasting to my feeling right now but, a man”s gotta do what a man’s gotta do.  I will be going to resume physically in school on Frid...

What kind of music do you think I like? Probably Fuji or highlife 😎   If you have seen my last article  (if you haven’t…..may God have mercy on you), then this article won’t be weird to you (You’re still reading this one…coconut head go back and read the last one🙄).    I want to give y”all a quick rundown of my favorite musicians at the moment.. honestly they’re more than ten but I don’t want to bore myself and you guys so I just cut to the chase here. And this is my honest review i am not trying to force opinions or anything. That said and done, all dorks aboard let’s ride. 10) Charlie puth - Charlie Otto puth jr is an American singer,songwriter. I like him for his personality and his soft pop kind of music Top songs: Attention,We don’t talk anymore,One call away. 9) Tems - Temilade opeyemi is a Nigerian female singer and songwriter, Tems is basically the Nigerian Rihanna in terms of fashion and prettiness and her clear soulful voice is…..😤 check out her son...

 WHAT WILL A NON MUSICAL SOCIETY BE LIKE? Hey, my new post came into my head earlier than I expected. So here I am  trying my best to blog in the most grammar friendly way possible.  The topic yeah? Okay let us get to it, music for me and I expect, many others has always been my  personal  fortress of solitude ( forgive my bad superman pun will ya) I love every genre and I always love the immersive power of certain voices. Needless to say I tried singing once or twice, who am I kidding? I sang a whole  lot of bread dough, I even formed a rap band in high school. We were called one drop, I sang love songs, afrobeats,I even tried soul.  The point is I came out of that phase respecting musicians and the work they put into making their music. That's why no matter how bad the music may seem I listen because I have been there and tried to do that. Now imagine a world without those loud,sultry,lusty sounds accompanied by the quick and funky beats and strings....

  First day in school (college) This topic is supposed to be the first thing you see in your English textbook as an average Nigerian high school student. First day in college, I had read lots of comprehensions on first days at school,work, new countries and a whole other stuff. Never knew the experience was jutting around the corner, after high school it took a year and a half before I gained admission into a university. I never wanted to study outside Lagos, but you see where there is a will at times there is no way. I had to study in a neighboring state in a fully residential university,  Chrisland   university. For those who live in Lagos, the name might be vaguely familiar or even very familiar. Let me break the ice for you, the university  was part of a chain of high end educational institutions in the country, basically it was the university of elites or so I was told their high schools and grade schools were super expensive. I never even dared to daydream abou...