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OsitaDimma, Abuja (2026)

02/09/2026

Every content you create is a piece of you communicating to a person, It should carry something a generation can align to.

29/08/2026

We live in an age where it is easier to get lost through the internet than to find a piece of information that is educating and solves societal problems without being misled or extorted.

28/08/2026

I was skeptical about doing these at first, now I know how to walk the earth.

I will walk by sharing my experiences and stories, surely as a gifted writer from birth, I can't argue anymore, it is for a purpose.

Telling our daily life experience isn't just a story, it is proof we walked on earth with purpose, we didn't just exist, we lived intentionally.

Before now, I wasn't sure about documenting my experience where people can see it, my life has been a hidden jotter, I have lived secluded and kept to myself for as long as I remember, I choose my moments and who has access to my journey, and recently I realized, yes I exist but how many will know you walked on earth in time.

Telling our experience isn't just another story, is evidence of our choice and how we live, it holds value, patience, endurance, success, growth and the pain we pass along the journey, so when we share daily stories, it is a picture of our existence and road map we will leave behind.

So I'm here not just to create content but to create an image of our existence with stories, some stories may not be told immediately but surely the value will inspire a generation to live rightly.

Here holds our stories for generations to draw from.

I hope you get inspired to do well with your time.
Welcome to my Timezone.

28/08/2026

Every information requires an evidence!
This post will save you in time.

After today you will start keeping information with evidence.

Information will save your life and give you a future!

Let's walk you through all you need to know!

Everything starts from a simple event!

Every Information begins with an event, meaning something needs to happen and everybody on earth makes things happen due to everyday life activities.

An example:

1. You wake up.
2. A bus arrives.
3. Someone sends you money.
4. A driver changes its price.
5. It starts raining.
6. A person steals or fights because of the price,
7. A person posts something online, all these things are events that happened.

But the truth is that, the event itself isn't necessarily "information" yet.

Information emerges when that event is observed, recorded, measured, communicated, or represented.

For example:
I recorded a video of someone committing fraud, the moment I posted it online or shared it , instantly it became an information, meaning something happened. An event took place and someone observed and kept a record of it.

If there is no event, there won't be any information, and if there is an event and no one sees it, record or documents it, there still wont be any information and you and I make everything happen due to events in everyday life!

Let's take another example:

Imagine you are at home,
It starts raining at your work area,
Then your colleague observes it → and tells you → you now have information about the weather and can decide what to wear or when to leave the house. The role your friend played made it an information.

This means, an event happened, which is the rain, but your friend observed it and by telling you makes it information.

So you see how every information starts from an event, something needs to happen for information to be created, but information is not complete without evidence, which we will discuss in our next post.

The next post will show us how information is created and why evidence makes what happened and information!

I hope you learned something new!
What stood out for you!

28/08/2026

We don't simply live in a physical world. We live in an information environment.

Every day,
we create information,
receive information,
exchange information,
interpret information,
make decisions from information, and create new information from those decisions.

The movement of information is one of the invisible systems organizing everyday human life.

27/08/2026

If only Kendry had documented more...

Maybe the story would have been different.

Because now, the stories don't add up.

And that is the bigger lesson Kendry's story teaches us about documenting information accurately.

The biggest lesson life can teach you is how quickly the world moves on after a person dies.

People cry.

People mourn.

People ask questions.

And then, eventually, life continues.

But sometimes, the person who died took the answers with them.

And the greatest loss isn't only the life they didn't get to live.

It is the information they never got the chance to share.

Who was Kendry?

Kendry was 19 years old.

She came from a family of five.

Her two younger brothers were both under 10.

Her father worked in construction, while her mother was a nurse.

At 19, Kendry was trusted by her parents to look after her younger siblings while preparing for her upcoming JAMB examination.

Then, on 30 May 2011, Kendry was found dead just a street away from her home.

When her parents received the news, their world almost crumbled.

Regret.

Remorse.

Agony.

Self-blame.

They wondered whether they should have been around more.

But it was already too late.

A few weeks later, Kendry was laid to rest.

There was an investigation, but as the family slowly began to process their grief, something happened.

Her mother entered Kendry's room.

She went through her belongings and found her diary.

Inside were ordinary things.

Movies she enjoyed.

Lessons she had learned.

Thoughts about her daily life.

But then her mother found one sentence:

“27th May changed me. I lost it with regret.”

That was it.

One sentence.

One clue.

Three days before Kendry was found dead.

Her mother was furious.

Not because Kendry had written something.

But because she had written just enough to raise questions, but not enough to provide answers.

What happened on 27th May?

What did she lose?

Who was involved?

What changed her?

Why did she regret it?

There were questions everywhere.

But Kendry wasn't there to answer them.

She had left a context, but not enough information to reconstruct the story.

And that made the pain even greater.

Because she had documented parts of her life...

But not the part her family desperately needed to understand.

And Kendry isn't the only person who lived this way.

I did too, at some point.

Until I realized something:

If you don't document information properly, your story can disappear with you.

Today, we don't only have old diary books.

We have something much bigger.

The Internet.

The internet has become a kind of digital memory.

Every day, we publish.

We post.

We record.

We comment.

We share.

We document our lives.

But what exactly are we leaving behind?

Nudity?

Arguments?

Rumours?

Misleading information?

Random moments with no context?

Or information that helps someone understand who we were, what we knew, what we discovered, what we built and what we learned?

Because someday, someone may search for you.

Someone may search for your business.

Someone may search for your work.

Someone may search for your ideas.

Someone may even search for the truth about something you experienced.

And the only thing they may have is what you left behind.

You now have a digital diary.

The question is:

What information are you documenting in it?

Don't just document your existence.

Document your knowledge.

Document your experiences.

Document your failures.

Document what worked.

Document what didn't.

Document the lessons.

Document the truth.

Because information is what allows the next person to continue where you stopped.

Build the information you want the future to inherit.

27/08/2026

Why will he hide the information for them to find?

I wouldn't want to be his son either.

A friend's father was a very wealthy man.

He had built businesses, accumulated enormous wealth, and even created structures to preserve his money and valuables for his children.

But there was something unusual about him.

He had a secret establishment that almost nobody knew about—not even his wife.

He lived this way every day, yet he was still a loving husband and a responsible father.

Then, one faithful day, he went to work...

And never returned home.

His family waited.

Hours passed.

Eventually, after 24 hours, they reported him missing.

The police searched.

Vigilantes searched.

Everyone did their part.

But there was no trace of him.

It was as though he had disappeared into thin air.

Then reality presented the family with an even harder question:

His wealth... who knows anything about it?

Nobody had the answer.

And that made me wonder:

What responsibility does a person have to ensure that the wealth they leave behind doesn't become a burden to the generation that inherits it?

Because leaving wealth behind is one thing.

Leaving behind the information required to preserve that wealth is another.

Fortunately, this man had prepared something.

Long before he disappeared, he had documented his life.

His betrayals.

His successes.

His failures.

The difficult seasons he survived.

What he did to overcome them.

What changed his fortunes.

How he negotiated and conducted business.

What worked in his country.

What didn't.

His principles.

His values.

His business secrets.

His good deeds.

How he ran his businesses.

He documented the information that built and sustained his wealth.

And he stored it somewhere his children could eventually find it.

An old box.

He left information for them.

Not just information about money, but information about the continuous pattern that created the money.

He wanted them to understand the journey, learn the principles, and hopefully continue the family name with both wealth and good deeds.

He couldn't guarantee what his children would do with the information.

But he could make sure they had access to it.

And that changed everything.

Because whoever eventually finds that old box will discover something valuable.

They may keep it.

They may share it.

They may act on it.

But the information will exist.

Now, think about our generation.

We have the internet.

The internet is, in many ways, our generation's version of that old box.

Every post.

Every video.

Every article.

Every podcast.

Every business lesson.

Every idea.

Every mistake.

Every discovery.

Every piece of knowledge we publish becomes part of the information future generations may find.

So here's the question:

What responsibility do we have for the information we leave behind?

What if what they find about us is misleading?

What if it is incomplete?

What if it is false?

What if we leave behind noise instead of knowledge?

Information doesn't disappear simply because we stop talking about it.

Sometimes, it waits for someone else to find it.

So build the information you want others to inherit.

Because someday, someone may open the box.

And what they find inside could shape what they become.

27/08/2026

“I've been thinking about something”

I've been thinking about what happens to information after we put it on the Internet.

We built the Internet.
We filled it with information.
Now we've built AI systems that can process that information and communicate answers back to us.

“So what responsibility do we have for the information we put on these internet and potentially leaving behind?”

26/08/2026

Build the future you want others to inherit!

Her own contribution to our generation is going viral and our daughters will learn from her.

Have you ever asked what happens to:

Every post you make, every article you publish, every website information you put out there?

All that information is stored in a digital memory called the internet.

The social platform is not the internet, Google is not the internet, they are all hosted on the internet, a teaching for another day but just realize that every information on that space educates a society of what to live by or what to do.

The internet is a digital memory that will outlive us all, and the scary part is that advanced machine that can learn, reason and prefer solutions are already created, so what information are we putting in there that represents our era?

100 years from now, a generation will search how we lived like and we may not have credible information about our time, simply because a generation was ignorant.

That reality saddens me because we are ignorant of the reality the Internet possesses.

If only you knew how the internet works, people think the world needs more information, but what we need is digital literacy and information literacy.

Every post you make has 99% chances of being discovered and people will be influenced by it, so what information are you building for the next generation to inherit?

Our responsibility is not just creating a more advanced way of getting information but making available information credible enough for the people after us to work with.

The future of man and our knowledge is being digitized as a guide, footprint and map for those after us.

Should we also be worried about your next post and article or be hopeful you make a difference!

My heart skips when I see things that don't represent all of us being documented in the internet memory.

Every post you make goes beyond social media, I hope you knew this before now!

Build the future you want others to inherit

21/08/2026

So imagine someone 100 years from now asking:
“How did people in Nigeria live in 2026?”

What can the internet tell them?

Part of the answer will depend on what humanity documented and preserved digitally in 2026.

“Have you ever wondered what happens to the information you put on the internet?”

You post a picture today.
You write an article.
Your business creates a website.
A government publishes a document.
A researcher publishes a study.

“Where does all of that information go?”

The internet is becoming one of humanity's largest digital memories.

And now we're building machines that can read, process and reason over enormous amounts of that information.

“So what happens when the information we leave behind is wrong?”

What information would be found in our history? how we lived in our time, have you thought of it?

What information are we leaving behind for the next generation, the culture, the message that preserves knowledge.

Every post you made is a message and a way of life to the future.

What will our country be known for in 100 years after we are all gone.

What's your contribution to the next people after us, we met a certain information about us when we came, how about our time?

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