I called a friend yesterday and she told me what happened in a WhatsApp group…
Tara’s Diary
I am a widow but I am also your daughter, sister, mother and most importantly, human-Omotara Martins Aisida
I have had a relatively short journey into widowhood but it’s been a sheltered one.…
If the dead could speak; guess what they would say- Tara Martins Aisida
Some years back I read Stephen Covey’s book the “7 principles of highly effective people.”…
My dear, death is inevitable, so start planning for it – Tara Martins Aisida
Death is a reality but a lot of us refuse to face that fact. The…
Death is but a door- Tara Martins Aisida
“A rich and mighty Persian once walked in his garden with one of his servants.…
What is life asking of you? – Tara Martins Aisida
Why do we suffer to make a living only to die, eventually? What is the…
Stop. Think: Does your life have meaning? -Tara Martins Aisida
I recently finished reading one of the books on my booklist. VIKTOR E. FRANKL’s “Man’s…
Bad times will come to us all; it’s turn by turn – Tara Martin’s Aisida
I was at a social gathering some time ago and I happened to find myself…
Do you know that Nigerian obituaries are full of lies?-Tara Martins Aisida
“People are afraid to tell the truth even in obituaries” I recently read an article…
Nigerians share your stories biko, not every time coding -Tara Martins Aisida
It’s easier to identify with someone who has walked in our shoes. It’s easier to listen to someone who has gone through what we are going through than someone who is spouting words of knowledge from a theoretical point of view.
