Mobola Writes

  I was going through my telephone address book dated 2008/2014 yesterday and discovered that I was no longer in contact with 90% of the people I had recorded therein. It is not like they became a bad person all of a sudden but there is every plausibility that we outgrew each other's relevancy. Now this is the real deal. Life is in stages and so is growth and development. Consciously or unconsciously, there are numbers of behaviour cum people you leave as you grow. You are not doing this because you feel you can just use and dump them but solely because you need people who shares the same ideology, dreams and visions with you. The people you surround yourself with goes a long way in determining the rate at which you achieve your purpose. However, I smile when I hear people say they keep small circle because they don't want drama. Of a truth, no one loves drama. Having a small or large circle is not the bone of contention but the value they add to your life.  This is th

Fashion rule says do not over dress or under dress; in all things keep it classy, simple and elegant with the right accessories that blend with the occasion. But we have, at some point, gone against this rule. Today I will be sharing my own fashion gone wrong series. Sit, relax and enjoy. My first fashion gone wrong experience could be traced back to when I was in SSS 3. We all could attest it to it that there is this aura affiliated to being in that class which ranges from being the senior of all classes to the independence that is soon to come. Being a boarder, we had little or no time to showcase our sweet body and fashion sense as we were clad in oversized check uniforms throughout the school term time. So our only escape route was during jamb. Oh yes! Everyone wanted to look peng to the exam hall. Prior to the exam day, we had selected our clothes and shoes, carefully pressed them and hanged them waiting for the D-day. On the eve of the exam day, everyone kept talking of

Hurray! Mobola Writes is 2 I am using this medium to say a big thank you to all readers for their consistency and believe in this dream. It has been two years of amazing journey and contents and Mobola Writes would not have come this far without your support and love. However, there is no growth without reviews and feedbacks. If you have any useful suggestions such as what you would like to see me incorporate in the blog or areas of improvement, kindly leave a comment in the comment section. Hopefully, we will take this to the next level. Once again, thank you very much.

More often than not, people have asked what writing entails to me personally. It is a kind of simple question yet complicated. It is of no doubt that writing is the most complex activity out of the four language skills and it is developed with gradual but constant practice. However, beyond this surface definition, writing means different things to various individuals. Writing is fun! I would not dispute that but writing goes beyond the ability to create words with a pen on a paper. It entails committing the content of one's heart, with coordination from the brain and the hands, into a paper (paper here may be your phone or laptop's notebook). What is writing to Mobola? To me, writing is therapeutic and soulful. I just find that encompassing peace when I pick up my pen to write. The relationship between my pen, paper and me goes beyond being skillful at the language skill or just wanting to flex  my muscle. It has the ability to depict my mood and relay messages even without