Diryilmwa (@didiyilji) - PALnet

Diryilmwa

Ilorin

Educator, lover of nature.

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Sacrificing my life for a better world Life itself is hurtful enough when we have to watch our neighbors lack the essentials of life. A good number of times, we wish there were things we could do to alleviate such…

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Weekend Experiences

Appreciating my natural body against cosmetic surgery I was a victim of low self-esteem for a long time, probably since I was in elementary school. The mirror was a constant reminder that I was not good enough, and friends and…

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MY INTRODUCTION POST ON HIVE: A lady who is free-spirited and spontaneous. I got to hear about hive from my wonderful, kind-hearted friend @didiyilji; she shared with me the impact hive c

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Nigerian emergency response agencies: a call for restructuring and rapid intervention. In Nigeria, there is still a big deficiency in emergency response, either medical or otherwise, and the government needs to seriously do something. There have been cases of loss…

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Upholding the tenets of freedom of speech The press, bloggers, and many users on social media are looking for interesting stories that will catch the attention of the public and, along the way, increase their fame and…

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Wedding ceremonies: the need for equal treatment and inclusivity. Being a Nigerian, weddings are usually a big occasion; there is hardly ever a small wedding due to the way we take celebrations seriously. In short, weddings are not just for the…

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Provision of potable water is a necessity in my community My town is at least five hours from Ilorin, the capital city of my state, Kwara. We are a people who are majorly into fishing and farming. We are quite a handful; the houses are…

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Savouring homemade fruit drinks and the bliss of red wines. Growing up in Plateau State, Nigeria, my parents rarely bought carbonated drinks for us. Most of the carbonated drinks we got were souvenirs from occasions they attended. My mom…

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Raising My Kids: Upholding and Modifying Some Values from My Upbringing. While I was growing up, my parents taught me so many invaluable lessons that I would love to inculcate in my own kids as well. Among some of these good upbringings are showing…

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Playing games is one of my favourite ways to relax. Playing games has always been a hobby for me; it has a special place in my heart. Though I am not a serious gamer, I believe that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.…

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