Wow! Can you imagine? We are
in a new month. I remember, as if it were yesterday, when I said Happy New Year
to my Friends, Family and Fans and just like a twinkle of an eye, the year has
paced faster than Usain Bolt. God has being faithful, even though we are not
where we have envisioned to be, we are not where we used to be. He has kept us
through January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September,
October and now we are in the month of
November. I want you to remember that some people started this year with
you but they are not alive to see this day. THERE ARE ENOUGH REASONS FOR YOU TO GIVE THANKS TO GOD. I advice
you take out time today, and in the remaining days of the year, to give God quality worship for thus far He
has brought you.
Home » October 2016
Monday, 31 October 2016
Friday, 28 October 2016
THE MARKET OF LIFE (2): INCREASE YOUR S.O.U.R
“Increase
your S.O.U.R
So
that you can SOAR
If
you neglect taking action now
Things
will go SOUR” — POJOMATICS WEBS
Earlier last week, I was at
work when I got an Urgent call from my Mum to help her go to the market,
precisely Igbudu market, to get her some items. It was already 04:45pm and if
you live in Warri, you should know what that means and if you don’t know what that
means, I will help you: Igbudu market is
one of the most popular markets in the oil city where you can find almost any
item that comes to mind and it closes officially at around 05:30pm.
Saturday, 22 October 2016
TURNING ON THE LIGHT NINE YEARS LATER: CELEBRATING GOD’S GENERAL
THE
DARKEST DAY OF MY LIFE
OCTOBER
22nd has always been the darkest day of my life.
It carried an event I never thought of having, it stole one of the strongest
currencies I ever had in life, a currency I needed planned to lose so soon in
my life. It punctured the balloon of joy which was in an excited state and
dragged it to a ground state.
Saturday, 15 October 2016
REMAINING RELEVANT IN CHANGING TIMES SERIES—RERICTS1
“The world doesn’t
remember your past excellence, they are simply interested in your current
relevance”—POJOMATICS
I can only imagine how my Beloved Father, Mr. Jeremiah E.
Okotie, felt on the 02nd of June 2004 when he entered a shop in
Lagos to buy a pair of NOKIA 1100. I guess he was so excited as the product he
asked for was brought to him. I could feel the joy he felt after paying #23,800
for two ‘powerful’ phones.
Few days later, my Dad stormed Warri and journeyed to his
residential address at 13 Okandeji Street, Somewhere in Warri-South Local
Government Area. My Mum, DMSEJO, and I were so excited to see my Dad after
months of not seeing him due to his job in Lagos. Just before the smiles that came
due to his arrival faded off our faces, Dad gave us a shocking surprise, he brought
out two small cartoons that I have never seen before and as I tried to look at
the cartoon, I saw the words, NOKIA 1100, and a hand of a man reaching to hold
that of a little Child. Dad held one of
the Cartoons and passed the other to his wife and that was the fuel that
ignited Mum’s happiness. She was so excited like a blind man who received his
sight. Why on earth will she be excited? I guess it was worth being excited, to
be the first woman to owe such an expensive phone in the area.
Yesterday, as I displayed the photo of Nokia 1100 on my
various social media platforms, most of my friends remembered ‘the good old
days’ of Space Impact. Anyways,
twelve years down the line, Nokia 1100 doesn’t interests anybody. I guess if
you are offered the phone now, you would be tempted to slap the person. Why?
Because the phone has lost its relevance.
Dear reader, take a critical look at your humble self. Are
you a business man or a student? Are you currently at the top of your field or
you are ‘just there’. What does the future hold for you? Five years from now, are
you going to be relevant in your field or you would be dumped in a bin where
‘good old days memory are kept’? Would you be replace by a more productive and
creative individual or will you be replaced by a Robot?
REMAINING RELEVANT IN
CHANGING TIMES IS A DELIBERATE ACT OF A MAN TO DEVELOP HIMSELF TO BE ABLE TO
MEET WITH THE NEEDS OF THE EVER CHANGING WORLD. The reason NOKIA 1100 is no longer
relevant is simple: It failed to meet up the demands of the present world. That
simply means if you fail to meet up with the demands of the ever changing
world, you will be left behind in history.
Therefore, as Youths, we must LEARN THE ACTS OF REMAINING RELEVANT IN THE MIDST OF THE CHANGES THE
WORLD UNDERGOES.
I wish you a fruitful weekend and do well to drop your
comments on this article.
UNLIMITED POJOMATICS
A PROUD WARRI BOY
Thursday, 13 October 2016
THE MARKET OF LIFE(1)
INTRODUCTION
Earlier this week,
precisely on Monday, My Mother, DMSEJO, sent me, POJOMATICS, on an errand to
the MARKET. Just before I left, SHE GAVE me a LIST OF ITEMS TO PURCHASE and RESOURCES with which to purchase the
items.
Tuesday, 11 October 2016
CORRUPTION SERIES 1: CORRUPTION IS A NIGERIAN?
For a while, an article has being boiling in me but I have refused to let it see the light of day because of it's funny title, CORRUPTION IS A NIGERIAN. How funny and embarrassing to a country that has the potential to be the greatest country in the world. Like doubting Thomas, I refused to believe this above title but an incidence happened recently that forced my thread into the tiny hole of this 'neddled-fact'.
Sunday, 2 October 2016
POJOMATICS PENCILS: POJOMATICS NEW MONTH MESSAGE
INTRODUCTION
If you are reading this
article, it means you are alive to see Nigeria celebrate her 56th anniversary.
If you are still breathing presently, it shows that there is hope for you to
achieve all you have planned for this year. Despite the country’s current
journey towards recession, there are a thousand and one reasons for you to be
grateful to God who has made it possible to be alive and who has buried the
solution Nigeria needs in you.
Saturday, 1 October 2016
POJOMATICS PENCILS: BUILDING A BETTER NATION WITH THE SPOTLIGHT ON YOU.
CURRENT POSITION IN
CONNECTION WITH PAST DECISIONS
As Nigeria celebrates this year’s anniversary, there exist
mixed feelings among her citizens: Some are excited about this historic event,
at least we all are alive despite the problems and we are hoping for a better
nation some day. Another school of thought is furiously angry with the country.
“What’s really there to be happy about” they ask. The prices of things have
skyrocketed, the naira is experiencing a free fall almost every day, Boko Haram
is fast becoming a world recognized terrorist group, Niger Delta Avengers are
destroying some of the nation’s assets, Federal Government is on the cross road
on whether to sell some national assets or find an alternative.
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