SAEFEXPERIENCE

I use to wonder how I feel about you,  Not letting my guards down because it's still new. But then...I feel TRUE happiness inside believing there is nothing to fear. Be with me always and be loved like you should cuz I care. I look at you, you look at me,

The source of my hunger,  I need to look into,  Is it boredom I wonder,  Or just the thoughts of you,  Find what you love and let it kill you. Food, I love you so kill me already, will you?  I want to try every food,  From the North to the South,  Be it gulped, swallowed or chewed,  I hope I don't die with food in my mouth,  The new drop and old drop of drinks I crave  The hot drop and cold drop from cradle to grave. People are working hard so they acquire luxury things,  I am working hard so I eat anything,  From drinks to junks to chicken wings,  I try my thirst board at everything,  Find what you love and let it kill you.  Food, I love you so kill me already, will you?                                                                                 Saefhenry Osas

In Africa, the sun rises and sets without warning, and the winds blow through the old forests with the songs of legends, the marks of their passing staining the blood-red sands. And some of those legends are true. ****** In the old Edo, the first true black civilization, the empire was home to many tribes and cultures. Bound together by the Obas who ruled after the era of the Ogisos, the sky kings, it stretched almost five thousand miles in either direction; from the steppes of the Dahomey to the swamps of the Niger Delta. Within were the Itshekiri, the Etsako, the proud Ijaws and Urhobos, the noble Esan, the big and powerful Binis and the Igbos both west and east of the Niger River. All paid homage to the Oba and in turn were blessed by him, for the Oba was more than just a man, the Oba was king, the Oba was god on Earth. Oba ghato kpe e! The Bini empire was called Edo and it was powerful, the envy of the neighboring kingdoms to the west and the north. Their trade g