The Minimalist (@pamilerin1)
Hello everyone! 🌿 Driven by curiosity and a deep passion for nature, I explore the world through photography, science discussions, and art. When the spirit moves me, I write. Visit my creative space on Ecency: Ecency Blog: @pamilerin1 or https://ecency.com/@pamilerin
Wealth is a Mirror
This theme is a great one, I must say. I will begin with what my dad once told me. He said that when you don't have what you are spending on, or when you don't have kids, you might carelessly want ...
The Drama Behind the Drama (Fiction)
Broad daylight opened to the receiving room. Longing for his queen, who was away overseas, the king waited. Scarcely had he opened the louvres when a letter came in. "My lord! Here is the masterpie...
Blue Is Hope: My Vision for a Cancer-Free Nigeria // LOH 304
Cancer is a sickness that respects no one it chooses to affect. It has no regard for gender or status—kings, queens, presidents, vice presidents, and more. It deeply saddens my heart to see men, wo...
Does What We Wear Influence How Others Behave?
For me, I think everyone knows that dressing indecently is not a thing of religion or official work ethics. I also think everyone also knows that many cultures do not allow indecent dressing. When ...
I Mirror My Mum: Growing Up Between Prayer and Books // LOH 303
Looking at the picture, I see my mum—always ready to be in a spiritual environment. That is how she brought me up. She doesn't play with prayer. I am not saying she prays all day. What I am saying ...
The Girl Who Wouldn't Listen (Fiction)
"Bisola! Bisola!" She won't answer until I call her for the third time. Mama Bisola said. "Bisola!!!!" I screamed again and again. "Maaaaa!" Bisola shouted as if she was awakened from the deepest s...
Ikare Akoko is a place to be
Ikare Akoko is a place to be. This moment is something I can't forget. The Poliomyelitis Awareness Programme makes me remember Ikare Akoko. We did this awareness programme to sensitize people about...
The Power of Kindness: How One Woman Changed My View of People and Culture
Last year was a change in my life, as well as that of my family. We were given a quit notice on the basis of renovation and many more reasons. Immediately, my family and I decided to leave our prev...
When Children Commit Adult Crimes: Should the Law Treat Them Differently?
Juvenile Justice! Some kids are not worthy of receiving juvenile leniency—I mean it. Let's look at a case where a child took a life and, in the courtroom, showed no remorse and was even smiling. Th...
Starvation, Healthcare, and Hard Labor: Where Do We Draw the Line?
First and foremost, not all criminals are truly criminals; some are victims of circumstance. Infact, who says criminals are not citizens of their country? Hmm! Committing an offense or going to pri...
From Frying Pan to Fire // CNF
The Academic Staff Union has just declared an indefinite strike action. This was due to the fact that the workers were underpaid and the level of hardship was increasing. They said there was no goi...
Happiness Is Not a Fantasy; It Is a Reality
--- There is a war in our hearts, even if we try to deny it. We still experience one form of burden or another. As a father, we may think of our sons and daughters, child support, our wives' needs,...
When Fluids Resist Motion: A Journey Through Viscosity
One day, I ,AKA Phamzy, was curious about why petrol looks lighter than water, water looks lighter than generator oil, and generator oil is lighter than grease oil. I know it has to do with frictio...
My Time at NYSC Ikare Akoko - Round 438
The great commander of the new NYSC corp member—always active, ever gallant, and always consistent. He taught me consistency in bodily exercise. Oh! This is not just a thing to do once in a while; ...
CNF - The Price of Silence
Government workers in Nigerian institutions have not been paid really well; chaos everywhere. The ASUU chairman decried that there is no going back on the strike action. Students ran helter-skelter...