PROMISE WRITES OUTLET

I want to start this travelogue by expressing my gratitude to all of you who have been following my journey and leaving encouraging comments. I really appreciate your support and interest in my adventures. Thank you so much ❤️🙏. As I was reading your comments, I felt a surge of inspiration and motivation to pick up my writing tools and document another day of my trip. Today, I explored the city of Gariki with my friend Ridwan, who has been a wonderful companion and brother to me since we met. Gariki is a beautiful city, full of life and energy. It is the capital of the Federal Capital Territory in Nigeria, and it hosts many important government buildings, businesses, and cultural attractions. The city is also very diverse, with people from different ethnic groups, religions, and backgrounds living together in harmony. Gariki has a vibrant nightlife, with many restaurants, bars, clubs, and entertainment venues to choose from. One of the places we visited was a restaurant na...

Some years ago, my mother, Iya Olamilekan, went on a perilous journey from Ilorin to Niger state to trade. She did not tell me the exact place she was going to, but I heard stories that it was far and dangerous. I pitied her that year because she went to hustle for my JAMB fee, WAEC and NECO fee. I was so angry with her that day, but I also felt that it was one of her parental duties. You might wonder about my father. Well, he was just recovering from a horrific accident that almost made him lose his leg. He could not work or support us financially then. He was bedridden and dependent on my mother's care. I remembered a particular journey my Mom told me about, the journey she took 20 years ago, when my grandfather was Director of NYSC at Abakaliki. According to the story I was told by my mother, it was a hellish and adventurous trip. On 29th October, 2023, I took a similar Journey in the name of students' struggle, we started the journey around quarter past nine in...

Leadership is not a goal, but a journey. It is not about reaching the destination, but about enjoying the process. It is not about achieving results, but about learning from experiences. This is the philosophy of Abdullahi Abdurahman Adebisi, also known as Sureman. He is a leader who has learned from his experiences and challenges. He is a leader who wants to rebuild Kwara South with you. Sureman has been on a journey of leadership since he was a young boy. He has always been curious and eager to learn new things. He has always been courageous and willing to take risks. He has always been humble and open to feedback. He has always been resilient and optimistic in the face of difficulties. Advert: TUNS COLLECTION: http://wa.me/+23408132585131 Sureman has also faced many challenges and obstacles on his journey of leadership. He has encountered failures and setbacks. He has faced criticism and opposition. He has endured hardship and sacrifice. But he has never give...

By Promise Odejide   Ambassador Abdullateef Saheed, popularly known as Al-Subtle, has congratulated Comrade Salami Wasiu Onidugbe, also known as Wiskiu, on his appointment as the Special Adviser on Students Matter to the Executive Governor of Kwara State. Wiskiu, a former Student Union Government (SUG) president of the College of Education, Oro, and Chairman of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS)/Joint Campus Committee (JCC) Kwara Axis, has been a remarkable public servant and a champion of the students' cause. Al-Subtle praised Wiskiu for his outstanding achievements in improving the quality of education, fostering unity among students, and enhancing the overall campus experience. He also commended him for his continuous engagement with local communities and advocacy for the well-being of the people of Kwara State. Al-Subtle expressed his confidence that Wiskiu will use his new role as the Special Adviser on Students Matter to bring about transformativ...

Abdullahi Abdurahman Adebisi, also known as Sureman, is more than just a candidate for the presidency of the Kwara South Youth Development Organization (KWAYORG). He is a partner who listens to your needs, respects your opinions, and values your contributions. He is a partner who wants to rebuild Kwara South with you. Sureman understands that the Kwara South youth are the most important asset and resource of the region. He knows that you have the potential and power to make a positive difference for your community. He also knows that you face many challenges and difficulties in achieving your goals and aspirations. That is why he wants to work with you, not for you. Sponsored Advert  "The most truly generous persons are those who give silently without hope of praise or reward.” May God continue to bless you more. Kindly please support Palmpay 9030939778 Golden Charity Foundation" Sureman believes that the best way to rebuild Kwara South is to invo...

Abdullahi Abdurahman Adebisi, also known as Sureman, is a leader who has the vision to see the future and the action to make it happen. He is running for the presidency of the Kwara South Youth Development Organization (KWAYORG), a group that aims to promote the interests and welfare of the youth in the region. As Zig Ziglar said, "The most important persuasion tool you have in your entire arsenal is integrity." Sureman has proven his integrity through his actions and words. He is not only a candidate, he is a role model. He is not only a leader, he is a friend. He is not only a visionary, he is a doer. Sureman is a leader who has the integrity to do the right thing and the courage to face the challenges. He is not a follower who goes with the flow, nor a leader who imposes his will. He is a leader who listens to the people and respects their opinions. He is a leader who consults with the experts and considers the facts. He is a leader who makes decisions based on...

Abdullahi Abdurahman Adebisi, also known as Sureman, is the leader that Kwara South youth need in this new era. He is not a pessimist who complains about the wind, nor an optimist who expects it to change. He is a leader who adjusts the sails. He knows how to adapt to the changing circumstances and challenges that face the Kwara South community. He knows how to steer KWAYORG in the right direction and achieve its goals. Sureman is also a leader who never stops learning. He believes that leadership and learning are indispensable to each other. He is always eager to acquire new knowledge and skills that can help him serve the Kwara South youth better. He is always open to feedback and suggestions from his fellow KWAYORG members and other stakeholders. He is always willing to share his insights and experiences with others. Sureman is confident that with your support and vote, he can make his vision a reality. He is promising to serve you with dedication, integrity, and excelle...

The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. If you want to see change in your association and your state, you have to take action and make your voice heard.  You have to vote for the right leader who will represent your interests and fight for your welfare. You have to vote for Comr Sheu Habeeb Warrah aka TUPOINT as the president of NAKSS national headquarters. Remember, TUPOINT is not just a name, it is a vision. It stands for Transparency, Unity, Progress, Opportunity, Innovation, Networking, and Transformation. TUPOINT is the point of change that we need and deserve. TUPOINT is the leader who will make NAKSS stronger, more united, and more influential. TUPOINT is the leader who will create and provide various opportunities and programs for Kwara State students. TUPOINT is the leader who will transform Kwara State students into responsible, patriotic, and productive citizens. So don't miss this chance to make a difference. Don't let this opportunity...

EP 5: Hospital, 1970 The scene is set in a hospital in Enugu, the capital city of Biafra. It is a day time and the hospital is crowded and chaotic, with wounded and sick people lying on beds or on the floor. The hospital is running low on supplies and staff, as the war has taken its toll on the health system. The hospital is also under constant threat of attack from the Nigerian Army, which has surrounded and besieged the city. We see Chinedu lying on a bed in a ward. He is wearing a bandage and a cast. He is a soldier and a poet. He joined the Biafran Army, the military branch of Biafra, after the Nigerian Army captured Ibadan and forced him to flee. He fought bravely and fiercely for Biafra's independence and survival, but he was wounded and captured in a battle near Enugu. He was taken to the hospital by the Red Cross, an international humanitarian organization that helps victims of war. He is in pain and in despair. He has lost his home, his family, his friends, and...

While expecting LOVE IN THE TIME OF WAR EP 5, This is to inform our  Dear NAKSSITES  that TUPOINT is not just a name, it is a vision. It stands for: Transparency : TUPOINT will ensure that NAKSS operates with honesty, accountability, and openness. He will make sure that all the activities and finances of NAKSS are made public and accessible to all members. He will also ensure that all the decisions and policies of NAKSS are made with consultation and participation of all stakeholders. Unity : TUPOINT will promote a sense of brotherhood and solidarity among Kwara State students from different backgrounds, cultures, religions, and institutions. He will promote peace, harmony, tolerance, and diversity among Kwara State students. He will also build strong relationships and partnerships with other student associations, civil society organizations, and government agencies. Progress : TUPOINT will work hard to improve the quality and standard of education and welfare of K...

Written by Promise Odejide  EP 4: Radio Station, 1967 The scene is set in a radio station in Ibadan, a modern and influential place where people go to broadcast and listen to news and programs. It is a day time and the radio station is busy and noisy, with people working and talking. We see Aisha sitting in a studio with a microphone and a headset. She is wearing a suit and a badge. She is a journalist and a presenter. She works for the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), the national radio service of Nigeria. She is about to start her program, a talk show that discusses current affairs and social issues. She has a guest in the studio, a man who is wearing a uniform and a cap. He is a colonel and a spokesman. He works for the Nigerian Army, the military branch of Nigeria. He is there to talk about the latest development in the Nigerian Civil War, which started in July 1967, when the secessionist state of Biafra declared its independence from Nigeria. The war has be...