21 December, 2010

Silent Night by Tosin Martins

Xmas is here and this song is banging si mi leti...Ability pass ability...QED

13 December, 2010

Beyonce Listen - Lady Marmalade - High Quality - America's Got Talent ?-...

I heard her 1 min rehearsal and then I was priviledged to hear her sing for the judges...SUPER!!!

01 December, 2010

Odun n lo sopin

O ti to ijo meta ti mo tin ronu arojinle lori Pataki at maa se asaro ni ede abinibi mi.
Ti mo ba ma je omo Yoruba rere, mo ma wipe Yoruba ni ede abinibi mi. Amo sa, eede Geesi ni afi to mi dagba. Eede geesi ni awon Oluko mi ile-iwe alakobere ati ile iwe giga lo lati fi ko wa ni eko ti o ye koo ro. Igbamiran ewe, ti mo ba roo sa, o jo pe eede Geesi ni ede abinibi mi.

Asaro mi je yo lati inu ibeere leyin ibeere ti awon alawo funfun ma beere wipe bawo ni awa alawo dudu omo Nigeria se mo oyinbo so paapa julo awon alawo funfun to sese nko eede geesi. Mi o lero sipe eyin oluka mi ko ni se alaimo nkan ti mo n so.

Leyin atotunu wipe eya bi ogorun meji le ni aadota lon be ni orile eede mi, o ma n se bi eni pe won a mi ri, sugbon alaye mi o ye won to be je be.

Eni ni ojo kini, osu kejila odun 2010. Nipari osu yi, odun yi a tun dopin niyen. Asiko odun yi ni oluwa re ma n ro nu pe kini mo ti fi igbesi aye mi se ninu odun to koja yi. Kini mo fe fi igbesi aye mi se ninu odun to n bo. Ojo ori mi ma n le si…mi o gbodo wa lee le laarin awon egbe mi…iru eero ti o maa ma dalu ara won niyen ninu okan oluwa re niyen.

Ninu odun yi, orisirisi nkan lo ti sele ninu igbesi aye mi ati t’orile ede mi. Lara awon nkan ti mo ti ko ni wipe o dun lati bu enu ate lu elomiran wipe won see daada to amo sa ki ni Oluwa re na ti gbe se ti a fi wa sope o lenu ati soro.
Eni ti o ba ti de ipo alase ko le mo iru ina ti o n koju awon ti o wa ni lori oye.

Orile ede mi Nigeria o ni laelae yi pada. Ko si ilu ibomiran ti mo le so pe mo ti wa ju ikan yen na ti mo ni lo.
Olorun a tun bo ma bukun orile ede mi, awon omo Nigeria rere, awaon ebi, ore mi ati ojulumo mi. Ki Olorun bukun fun gbogbo wa o. Amin.

21 October, 2010

Marianne Williamson (1996)

“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.”

20 October, 2010

Impatience...17/08/09

Yesterday evening on the bus from Ibadan, something bizarre happened.
I had gone to visit Grandma and soon afterwards to Kush’s place. From there, we went on to Sir K’s place in the Eleyele-Ringroad axis area of Ibadan. I met some of my egbons that I had not seen in a while.

I boarded bus from the site of the old toll gate and there was a pregnant woman on board as well.

Barely 5 mins into the journey, the driver stopped the bus for her to urinate. About 20mins into the journey, she started contracting…

Trust my naija people, various suggestions from the different passengers. While some wanted her to seek medical attention at Oke-ogun, others suggested Sagamu or Mowe-Ibafo.

She alongside her husband just wanted to get to Lagos. We got to Oke-ogun close to Sagamu but there was no hospital in sight.

Driver, speed up and let us get to Berger as fast as possible and she would be able to get adequate medical attention there. That was the consensus that the passengers reached.

Just before we got to Ibafo, she started contracting seriously and there was this kind old woman attending to her.

The next minute, still in the moving 18-seater bus, I heard the sound of a baby. I tried to fight the realization that a baby had been born.

Indeed, a baby girl had just been born.

We got to Ibafo about 5 minutes later and we went looking for a new packet of blade for the old woman to sever the umbilical cord.
We continued our journey to Lagos about 25mins later.
The woman and her male companion alighted at Berger and seconds later were lost into the receding Berger night lights.

I caught a glimpse of the impatient baby girl and as I write this, I really think she should be christened Impatience.