I have so much to write and share...but right now i feel so empty, blank and can't seem to write anything...a whole lot has been happening to me lately...lots of transformation and each passing day- I discover a new me...right at this moment i just cant seem to share it...guess the excitement is not there right now...am kind of fagged out...never knew final year and project could really take my time and drain me this much...when i get the inspiration and zeal to share, then i will...guess it is time for me to get off...

To my topic...when my friends and I were told we are visiting a stripper's club...we were actually not enthusiastic about it as we have been to one and the girls danced in their bras and pant throughout...we were in for a shocker

...On getting to the venue, we still had the same view as the girls were still in their normal bikini bra and g-strings...when the show finally started my friends and I had our mouths opened throughout our stay in the club.

Shakira and Beyonce would go green with envy if they only saw some of this girls dancing...there was actually one who would make any woman go green with envy if she is ever caught dancing with one's hubby.

If I had been given the gist, would have said it was a lie as my other friends had said when we gisted them...I saw young ladies naked to the full glare of all.

This was a whole lot different from the one we watch on TV...trust Nigerians to be different...the rules of the game was totally bent and this was more like a parade of prostitutes...because I know strippers are not to be touched by the men...we actually saw one of the strippers been fingered by a guy...It actually lacked professionalism as this is a Job to these girls

These ladies we were told are student from various universities of the nation...and they were all beautiful... I am sure some sought of recruitment was done because this girls were all tall and curvy...they could past out for models...

One of the girls offered to dance for us and she was just too good...we had our fun that night and it was really amazing to know that there are a lot of coded venues like that in Lagos and Nigeria as a whole.

One of my favourite housemates in the in AMBO3 house was evicted in the person of Odion Taiye Odiagah simply because the viewers felt she was miserable....Odion Taiye Odiagah throughout her stay in the house always kept a straight face and hardly laughed...even the voice always said he has tried all his best to pull a smile out of her face...

Odion like many of us have always been confused as frowning...I have heard a number of times when people tell me to just smile and get out the frown...I have always had to tell people that all I have is a straight face and nothing else...We straight faced people always know it when we are frowning...and our laughter is always seen as a smile...

Nothing can be done...we cannot change who we are and the shape of our face...are we expcted to always have a grin on our face, then every one tends to think you are stupid....

I hope people get to understand that the fact we have a straight face on doesn't mean we are miserable, angry or sad...it is just us being who we are....

Left Lagos yesterday for the longest journey I have ever embarked on in my life...12 hours in a bus with fellow facis( Niyi Adeyemi, Kole Abifarin, Vincent Opoku)...my mum was calling almost every four hours to find out if I had gotten to my destination...passed through Anambra, Abia, Imo and Akwa Ibom...The Country is actually green and beautiful...Hope to have a wonderful and exciting time in Calabar.

I have just been selected NST Manager for Knowledge Management and Information Systems for AIESEC Nigeria...this is one selection I really did not expect...considering the fact that I only have basic experience in Information Systems and I have not been functional for some time ...This is going to be a really great challenge I hope to overcome and I am really grateful to the VPTM in the person of Adeyemi Adeniyi for presenting me this opportunity to exploit that unknown part and also for believing in my ability...I hope to have a wonderful year...achieving my goals and contributing my quota to the development of AIESEC Nigeria and the organization as a whole.