Raise Your Spirit High-Never Live A New Day Like Yesterday
Today, I celebrate 4 years of Public Radio Broadcast in Nigeria and Globally.
175 Episodes:
175 Episodes:
Feb 7, 2020
Jan 20, 2020
CELEBRATING BLACK ICON MARTIN LUTHER KING JR
"Darkness cannot drive out
darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do
that.
Dec 27, 2019
Dec 13, 2019
Nov 18, 2019
HOW TO AVOID MARRIAGE PITFALLS - Daily Dish by WPPJr
Why Good Men Marry Dysfunctional Bad Women and Why Good Women Marry Bad Men
How to
avoid marriage pitfalls.
by WPPJr
One morning and days
ago, I woke up under a beautifully decked sunshine lace Africa sky, with cloud
land passing before Osanobua God cleanings winds. Children wake to the sounds
of warm, lovely beginnings, with dews on green grasses. The bird sings halleluiah
in their native tongue all day, and only Motherland understands its rhythm. For
when the night falls their singing will be over and the never-ending insect’s
siren siren siren of the night takes over.
Sep 17, 2019
Aug 24, 2019
Daily Dish by WPP Jr
"Whatever you fear most has no power--it is your fear that has the power."
After fear, I fear no fear but God.
Fear is a tragedy that always ruins mortal happiness, and it
takes their smiles away.
Jul 26, 2019
The Hidden “Black Tax” That Some Professionals Of Color Struggle With
BY BRITTNEY OLIVER
Many black professionals feel pressure to share their income with struggling family members, making it difficult for them to build generational wealth.
There are plenty of obstacles for professionals and entrepreneurs of color: a wage gap, a funding gap, and plenty of discrimination. But for many there’s also an unspoken challenge while trying to build their companies, their career, or their wealth. A common phenomenon that some refer to as the “black tax”–money they give to family members each month. When Sheena Allen, founder, and CEO of tech companies CAPWAY and Phocal expressed the stress of “black tax” in a viral tweet recently, she started a conversation of what “black tax” looks like for black founders and professionals.
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