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Win 600 HIVE by Exploring SpearTrades | Platform Exploration Contest #1
Explore the Platform. Share Your Experience. Win HIVE. Welcome to the very first SpearTrades Community Contest! If…
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ZapficMonday-240 character story contest: Astonishing
Among the contestants was a 10-year-old girl. She was the youngest, yet her performance at the quiz competition was astonishing. No one believe she'd make it to the finals.…
Jesus' parable of the mustard seed
Matthew 13:31 KJV 31 Another parable put he forth unto them, saying, The kingdom of heaven is like to a grain of mustard seed, which a man took, and sowed in his field: The…
A View In The City of Abuja, Nigeria
A few weeks ago I was discussing with a friend who lives outside the country. He has never been to Nigeria and the idea he has about African countries, especially Nigeria is that…
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Sam’s Hangout #120 - “HYPER-INDEPENDENCE”
"Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string." - Ralph Waldo Emerson.…
Building Your Way Up: How Strategic Relationships Can Open Doors When Qualifications Aren't Enough
By having a contact, it means having certain people who can come through for one in time of need. Most contacts come from close relationships that have been built over years…
The Keeper of the Quiet Canopy
A gibbon known as Kavi was different from the other gibbons. While the others spent their morning sweeping acrobatics through the high canopy, filling the misty jungle air with…
ZapficMonday: Lost
Theresa, a six-year-old girl, joined her peers in the field to play. Later that evening, she realized her favorite doll was missing. She searched around for it for a few minutes…
The Glass Canvas
On this image is a woman with deep brown eyes, pale skin, loose wavy hair, and she's holding a direct gaze with the viewer. The settings around her look artsy, draped in a unique…
Why Nigeria Remains Vulnerable: The Earthquake Crisis We're Not Prepared For
When it comes to natural disasters, like earthquakes, Nigeria is lucky to not experience them. Our infrastructure isn't built to combat such disasters or forecast their…