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*wink* I know you are wondering what shako-mended brains mean. Well, they are similar to the shako-mended glasses we put on. Why shako-mended? Shako-mended, because they take on the appearance of the real, but deliver less; a complete facade. Wearing the shako-mended glasses doesn't correct eye defects neither does it help people to see clearly or better. So in real sense these glasses are just worn for fun, having no effect. Only recommended/medicated glasses helps improve sight as long as the specifications are right. These shako-mended glasses look more attractive than some medicated glasses and from afar you can't really differentiate some shako-mended glasses from the recommended; quite similar to the shako-mended brains. Aii- shako-mended brains! We have 2 kinds. Firstly- you see some people and your like, wow!, this person must be intelligent, maybe ‘cos of their looks, dressing or packaging but get close enough and hear them talk and you will be forced t

1.    Your Best Friend was once a stranger Think of some friends, recall how you met them, what did you think of them at first *wink*. I met one of my closest friends at an outreach and we started out better inclined, though I couldn't have predicted that the relationship would end up being so wonderful and motivating. Every stranger you meet could turn out to be a good friend like the ones you already have. My pastor Rev Gbeminiyi Eboda would always says, people are one of the most vital assets in ones life, so don't be tempted to stick to your own group of established friends, why not to branch out. I have friends with steady jobs, friends on the dole, friends who do media and arts, professionals, friends who serve in shops or own their business, friends who are worth millions, friends who are older and younger than I am. This enriches my life enormously and teaches me a huge amount daily. I've learnt over the years not to take people at face value. My best

The Master piece show off I watched an Indian movie where the storyline had to do with the approval and acceptance of a robot into the Indian army. The inventor of the robot was given an opportunity to showcase and show off his robot within a specified period. During the first trail, the robot did quite well but his approval was denied ‘cos he didn't have feelings and the emotions of love, anger, sadness and empathy like humans. On the second trial he had acquired the   feelings based on what his inventor exposed him to, just that this time around the robot didn't only have the human feelings he was expected to have, but he had even falling in love with his maker’s fiancée, serious thing…. As the trail began he went all out singing praises of the lady. His inventor was shocked by his invention and the supervisors’ definitely didn't approve of him. A poet in the army will do the army no good, his words could only be used for battles where the lady’s heart was conc