Cold weather, and the home of Harry Potter: What one Nigerian student thought of Gloucestershire – Park Life
Nigerian student and BlankPaperz Editor, Mirabelle Morah gives us her take on her experience at The University of Gloucestershire while being sponsored by the British Council Nigeria as well as the University of Gloucestershire to study Media and Journalism.
Diary of a Village Cocoa Girl
Never envy me because I simply don’t look like anything I have been through or my struggles. Oh did you know I sat next to a corpse (young boy) in a Kia to be buried? (story for another day).
This is What I Experienced at the Ashoka ChangeMakerXchange
Where do I begin from? Maybe I should begin from the part where Feyi Adanlawo told me “Mirabelle when you’re at Ashoka, live in the present.”…
The April Letter
I have desired so much in life, to be great, an actress, a broadcaster, a model, a lawyer, a humanitarian and I have been all in writing.
I still communicate with my hero every now and then. He has most of my beautiful written works.
Works written on the Sands of time.
Ngunan Ioron Aloho
Social Activist | Educator | Entrepreneur | Writer
19 Lessons From Being 19
There are many things that are learned in life. Sharing is what I like doing. These happen to be a few lessons I’ve learned in my…
Maybe Life Is Not A Race
So by the time I am 30: I will become a renowned author with a best selling book, become a personal trainer, become a doctor, marry…
Happy Birthday to a Special Volunteer Worker (Mirabelle Morah) By Josephine Monger
Volunteerism, strength, smiles and God Fearing are the first set of things that comes to my mind if I hear Mirabelle Morah. This lady volunteers her…
Post Mortem A Real Life Experience by Sayyid Elabor
“More rooms are getting empty. The family dynamics I used to know has been disturbed. I’ve buried my elder brother and I’ve buried my father. The house doesn’t feel like home anymore.”
Have you ever lost someone? A friend, Sayyid is sharing this really personal and true life experience of how he lost his Dad & brother with you.
Losing one is never easy.
Becoming a writer; is it inherited or taught?
Josephine Monger – passionate about primary education.
When It Comes To Volunteering I’m Not Sure I Can Sit Still – Is This My Weakness?
You see, I think I have a weakness in my life. This weakness weakens me a lot. It’s not sex and it isn’t food. It’s not…
Pre-Vals Day Special: This Is The Reason I Wanted Love Letters Too By OAP Eimiee Samuel
Eiimie Samuel, a budding OAP in Calabar wants us to go back to the olden days of writing love letters. So enjoy this funny personal piece…
Some Places Are Not Meant For Us By Solomon Unimke
“SOME PLACES ARE NOT MEANT FOR US” In life, some persons are not supposed to be where they are, because such a place is not meant…
I used my school fees for my cousin – Julius’ lessons from 2016
Deh, Julius Prince 2016 was indeed an eventful year for me. Maybe it was because that was the year I fully settled down as a student…