The Gist Pop with Mo'

If you scroll without reading, I will appear in your dream😈. . . (Lol) I was only kidding, I don't mean to be violent but have you seen the trending flow of news recently? It makes me sick and nauseated! Like what is this digital age turning into? It is a mess! And the sad part is we all are in it! Passively moving past with eyes blinded to the cries of societal depletion and suicide. The blame games won't stop, it keeps going round in circles slipping past everyone attached. Mothers, Fathers, teachers, pastors, neighbors, children, youths, elders, government, an endless list it is! Who then is to blame for the problems we caused ourselves? That is, a wrong question that can never get a right answer! This matter is not even a village people affair, even the village people are worried that the world is tending to ruins. We need emergency answers to this myriad of throbbing questions. - What do we do to put a stop to this societal menace? - What bit are you offering to pull thes...

  It's Official, here comes my second chance!💃 Yes, a second chance at success! Flash back to December 2021, I attended an interview and shared a story about it here on my blog post. I was so much excited when I got the job because it's a role I've always wanted to assume and for me it was more than just getting a job and starting off as an employee in another office space. It was the fulfillment I derived from churning out creative content at every chance I get. I had imagined working in an organization where I would be able to further explore my skills but this was exceptional, with amazing experiences, traveling opportunities, and a group of wonderful people to work with. I learnt a bunch of new things right on the job and I'm excited at the level of tremendous growth I've been through. Starting the job felt like a really crazy idea because I had left a full time job offer that I got from another company at the same time for this particular job that was ...

Help, we're losing him! Somebody do something! She screamed at the top of her voice and cared less if it was going to fade. Nobody seemed to be as agitated as she was about saving this innocent man's life. Their casual demeanor drove her insane, and she could hardly keep her rage in check. This man had been badly beaten and was about to pass away. She shouted for help once again, but his heartbeat had already stopped by the time the paramedics arrived. She froze in horror and disbelief as she stared at the lifeless body. She muttered, "The same man who was breathing a few seconds ago is gone in the blink of an eye." With bitterness and a louder voice she turned, pointing to the crowd, and said; If only someone had done the right thing 30 minutes earlier, Maybe He wouldn't have had to sacrifice his life for a crime he didn't commit. 30 minutes ago, he was a king in his own home 25 minutes ago, he had no idea that he would die for someone else's crime 20 min...