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                                         MEET  ONYEKA MICHAEL                Email: onyeka_micheal@yahoo.com                                              Place of Birth: Lagos                       Nationality:       Nigerian                      State of Origin: Anambra                         Marital Status: Single              Sex:                                   Male                         OBJECTIVE                               GOAL:         To contribute effectively and efficiently to the attainment of the organization set goals and objectives. A good self-starter, good team player with great zeal for hard work, excellent communication, and good interpersonal skills. A challenging position where my skills, knowledge and experiences will be put into excellent use in an environment

INSIDE THE KITCHEN.   24TH DEC, 1988 CHAPTER ONE    She was beautiful, extremely gorgeous, her beauty could make a cad stop a bullet, 'her man was so happy he had married her, I heard him scream.... 'after all education minus beauty is a ricochet of cataclysm ‘me wondered aloud 'who thought him this big 'oyibo'? But 'she and 'her' man both had a problem. Everybody knew he was a gentle man of the road and his wife the sweetest lady of very easy virtue: but that is the story for the gods, he remembered the story for the gods, a popular tune from a junkie in1988, his name Olamide, for now,he need his food. "That’s why he married that fine ass" he spoke softly to himself. Mr. Briar was my dad, he told me he waited for six years, six god forsaken years before I was born, he visited Brahma Pradash in Hamdallah all to avail. Then, i was born when all hope was lost; the doctor even told

CLEAR YOUR MIND.      I want to talk to you about the concept of projection. Our bodies, minds and emotions are an active part of how we perceive the world and the meaning we make of the events around us. There isn’t an objective reality that everyone can agree on. This mental, emotional psychological system affects how we perceive things, the filters that we have affect how we see things. For example when the Spanish arrived with their ships around the coast of Mexico, the natives couldn’t see the ships.      Their systems just didn’t have what it took to see a ship in them, they never saw one before, and it didn’t make any sense. Most of our perceptive ability is actually programming that is learned, not the objective accurate perfect set of equipment we think it is. If you haven’t learned what red was or redness, you would not perceive the roses as being red, instead they would just be something that is happening around you, just one of the things you didn’t n