The photo in the mail is the "Pulitzer prize" winning photo taken in 1994 during the Sudan famine. The Picture depicts a famine stricken child crawling towards an United Nations food camp, located a kilometer away.

The vulture is waiting for the child to die so that it can eat it. This picture shocked the whole world. No one knows what happend to the child, including the photographer Kevin Carter who left the place as soon as the photograph was taken.

Three months later he committed suicide due to depression.

just look at the picture for your own comments

love, they say is a matter of the heart.

how does love even start and how does it end? think about this.

i do sit down and ponder over how one out of the blue becomes part of you and you finally accept the fellow as part of you.

hei, most people, cannot find what they want, and finally resorts to what comes their way. could it be due to the fact that, their list of the qualities of their potential partner is not just realistic?

hmm, you love somebody, but the fellow does not love you back. those who you love, most often are not the kind you would want to share your life with. where is the way forward now.

hei guys and ladies, lets learn to be nice to people who come in our lives. they may or you will make a change in their life. if you are nice to them, they will certainly be of help to you one day.

lets us endeavour to be at peace with all who come our way!

at long last, the election at our neighbouring country - togo has ended. well, most people claimed it was peaceful and others the contrary.

what bothers my mind is, was the election truely peaceful and free-and-fair? there were reports of the members in the opposition stronghold, who could not find their names in the electoral register. but, was there review of the electoral register at all? were the electorates given the opportunity to cross check if their names were in the electoral register before the election?

can we not conclude that the military just wanted the so-called election to be done, though they already know who the winner is, just to please the international pressure groups? the genesis of the whole show begun when they hastily installed the son of eyadema (after his father's death) as the president of the land, when that should not have been the case. well, i belief this forms the basis of an argument that the election was not free-and-fair.

all over africa, there are cries of election ridging, but, when shall we ever have a free and fair election one day? i pray mr. gnasigbe (jnr eyadema) would not root to the presidential sit till death do separate them as it was in the case of the father.

or, should we call on george bush to interven and set the people of togo free as he did to the people of iraq? oh god, safe our land -africa!