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SRAF LECTURES & SEMINARS Presents “THE SCIENCE OF LEARNING” Learning is an aspect of life that can never be underestimated. Each person is defined by the knowledge he/she has and what he/she believe; a product of what is learnt and what is not learnt. No one is born with knowledge, we all are products of certain ideologies, whether in religion or in tradition . The day you stop learning; you start dying, so they say, but a lot of people have started dying, because they have long stopped learning while they still believe they are learning. “The science of Learning” Proffers a practical approach to learning, the way it has never been done before. This lecture was composed and will be delivered by Soul’e Rhymez, who calls this Science “the secret of the world’s wisest man.” Who is the worlds’ wisest man?  and what is this secret all about? To find answers to these questions; kindly click on the link below to join the WhatsApp group, wherein t...

“ If your desire to earn supersedes your desire to learn, you are most likely to go through life in misery and poverty.” – Soul’e Rhymez As a network marketer, I created a WhatsApp group, where my downlines in a particular network market could come together, work as a unit and earn, but just this morning, I woke up to find out that I have been removed from the group.  Seeing the person who removed me, the first thing I did was to smile to myself and find a solution. I called others whom I made administrators of the group and they complained they have been removed by the same guy. I was not baffled, of course I was problem of my own, because I have been warned against that guy by an elderly, who is also a soldier, but belongs to the group. The deed was done, but I needed a way out. I called the culprit; he quit it and put his phone off much later. So before he could spoil the name I have been building for years, I wrote a disclaimer and sent to those that came to the...

A few days ago I wrote a poem titled “Victim of Love” of the stanzas of the poem goes thus: Something was lost in me, I did not know what it was, I searched north, south, west and east, Yet I can’t find it, I am empty, something important is lost, Love is gone, and away from me! The above stanza of the poem described my exact feeling that night I went to see some of my clan after months without communication, I was empty, I just really didn’t know why. After seeing my people, the emptiness was still there, so went to a bar. Of all things, going to a bar seems wrong at that time, but I was clueless, I didn’t know what I wanted: something was lost in me; I did not know what it was. One of the call-girls at the bar came to meet me as a prospective customer, staying in the bar made me one. I told her, “listen, I do not want sex, what I need is love”. Oh yes! I discovered what was lost in me: Love! But I was in the wrong place to seek love and I was demanding it f...

5 SIGNS THAT A PEER TO PEER DONATION PLATFORM IS A SCAM As a network marketer, it has become increasingly difficult to recruit people into some of the network businesses that I am involved in due to insurgence of scam platforms that use the strategy of networking to defraud people.  Most people don’t know the difference between a peer to peer platform and network marketing and once they are defrauded, they believe all are the same. A lot of schemes are created on daily basis by cunning IT professionals and website designers whenever they need money, most of them crash after two or more days of existence. A lot of people have lost their monies, this I say is due to their ignorance, because I was a victim too and I knew it was because I was an ignorant. Being a victim however spurred me to research and be able to recognize scam peer to peer donation platforms. Below are the indisputable  evidences that a peer to peer platform could be a scam. 1. Unknown Creato...

When I was growing up, the first quote I grew to know goes thus "Great men are ordinary men with extraordinary achievements". It was written on the wall of our classroom, I did not know who wrote it, not even the author, but I loved it. Later on I began to analyze the quote, the word extraordinary looks so big, but this is achieved by mere ordinary men. This means those that achieve extraordinary things are just men like you and I, they are not super humans. In my write-up about fear of criticism, I wrote about Mohammed's extraordinary achievements and how he found Islam, but someone argued with me, saying he is not ordinary man, that he's higher human being. That was only coming from religious bigotry. Mohammed was no higher human being, he was like every other person, but his achievements stood him out. Since Mohammed was human, nothing makes him higher human. There is no such word as higher human being, you are either human being or not. The differ...

"Any society that neglects the strength of its youths, call for weak leadership and truncates its own future." - Soul'e Rhymez This could be the situation currently faced in most African countries.   If you look at the age range of people leading prominent African countries, you will agree with me that the youths are nowhere to be found, it's as if they don't exist. However, the older generation is not to blame, African youths are the problems of themselves!   We are just not equipped, we are not ready to lead, we still want to be fed like toddlers by our parents and no sane parent puts responsibilities in the hands of a toddler. African youths are toddlers; not fit for leadership! Whether the above statement makes sense to you or not, whether you are guilty or not, it doesn't stop the fact that it is the way our parents, who currently occupy leadership positions in our various countries see it. They don't just trust us and we have not p...

Just before I decided to redefine education, I got admission on merit to study English Language in Unilag. Getting this admission was to me and to people around me a remarkable achievement before I learnt otherwise. I got it when everyone seemed to believe it took only those that are connected to get it. I was just an unconnected chap from Kogi State, I knew no one in Unilag and that administration was what took me to the school for the very first time. Being a native of Kogi State reduced my chances of ever securing admission in the acclaimed prestigious school, because Kogi is not their catchment area, but I got it. A lot of people have tried and failed, blaming the school for their failures, some wouldn't even try, because it was too tall a dream for them. In a similar manner, a few months ago I joined iCharity.club, an online donating platform, I made more than an #100, 000 from it within a month of joining, but a few months later, the earnings stopped. My d...