Throwback:


I'm a fellow toilet seat spectator of morning news.

#flushingmytoilet.

OboOlora:
Awwwww, nice interview by my mentor and godfather. He was the Patron of our KB club in LUTH, his sense of humor is 100%. Miss u papi, ur lil baby is making u proud here in John Hopkins

beaversticks:
excursion way back 2003

Rayhandrinni:
08:05

Reading this on a toilet seat

I'm not working today, I'm off

some barnies up the pecking order

but hey, I can't get too twichy now...there's the sudden rainfall to worry about.

zoedew:


Do be careful though! I once lost a Nokia N9 to my WC induced by the blissful grunts that accompany the big job!!

millhouse:
The founder of the popular resort, Whispering Palms, Professor Olufemi Pearse, speaks about its beginning, and the country’s arts and hospitality industry in this interview.

IT’S a cool Sunday afternoon and the founder of Whispering Palms, a scenic resort in Badagry, Lagos State, Professor Olufemi Pearse, is in good spirits.

The 85-year-old retired Professor of Medicine has just had a drink with the American Ambassador, who, on returning from a visit to the Akran of Badagry, had espied the resort’s jetty and stopped by to see what was happening.

“Se e ri oko ti man yen gbe wa,” meaning did you see the boat the Ambassador brought? He asks the artist Nathaniel Hodonu and I in Yoruba but we tell him no.

“O solid (It’s solid). I told him I would be willing to buy it whenever they want to dispose it and he was a bit surprised. He has taken my contacts though,” he continues as he leads us to the newly added games section of the resort to start our chat.

Dressed in a faded beach shirt, brown trouser, boots and fez cap, Professor Pearse’s nondescript appearance would make you take him for an old hired help instead of the visioner of the resort conceived 36 years ago but which opened its doors to guests a decade later.

Witty and quick to poke fun at himself, he’s delighted that the objectives of the resort have been realised, especially since people didn’t think he would succeed.

“Our vision has been well realised. We are happy that we are making Nigerians happy. This is a beautiful country, but we don’t seem to know it. We are showing Nigerians that it’s a beautiful country. When we came here in 1981, people said the man must be crazy. He’s a professor; he has read too many books, he doesn’t know how to spend money. He’s wasting money in this bush but now they say something different. It’s a matter of mission fulfilled for us.” ......
http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/people-called-crazy-i-started-whispering-palms-prof-pearse/

prettyboi1989:
so the op couldnt think of including pics with this news? shior

SillyeRabbit:
And no single picture ?

rozayx5:
Pix please

Poor report

OboOlora:
Awwwww, nice interview by my mentor and godfather. He was the Patron of our KB club in LUTH, his sense of humor is 100%. Miss u papi, ur lil baby is making u proud here in John Hopkins