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About the Author:

Okundaye Israel Osarenagharu is the writer whose responsibility or calling in the writing and reading world is to mold or conceive words born into Articles, Poems, Poetry (quotes) and Motivations.

His writing work cut across Poetry, Novels and Motivational literature.

He first delivered a public speech at a seminar scheduled for graduating students of the Department of Banking and Finance 2009/2010 Session, organized by the University of Benin with the Vice Chancellor, the Dean of Management Sciences, Head of Department, the Dean of Student Affairs, Student Union Government and all the lecturers of the Department of Banking and Finance in attendance.

About the Page:

Deep think is the blog created to thrill and enlighten the public about the relationship between deep thoughts, quotes, politics and life related issues. Contributions/observations should be channeled to iosarenagharu@yahoo.com for perusal and prompt acknowledgement.

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Telephone: +2349080639247. email: iosarenagharu@yahoo.com

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5 Ways Nigerians Relax Their Nerves.

5 Ways Nigerians Relax Their Nerves. www.deepthinkwriters.blogspot,com.ng There is no gainsaying the fact that the country is hard. Between an economy just recovering from recession, and a general state of hardship, considering the poor state of infrastructure, and the anger and frustrations everyone seems to be carrying around in their belly, Nigerians are in a perpetual state of being stressed. All of this certainly isn’t news to you. But then, how do Nigerians ease off? How do they let go some of the built up tension, and relax themselves, freshen up and get roaring to go again and surmount every odds in their way. I asked around, and found out a bit myself with some observation and I came up with the 5 Ways Nigerians Relax Their Nerves. 1. Owambe. Turn Up All the party wey dem dey do for Lagos City. I guess you know the lyrics to the rest of the song. Essentially, partying and turning up is the number one stress reliever. Even though the way and mann

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