Oluomo declared that he would continue to serve as Speaker of the Ogun Assembly.

 

Three days after 18 of the Assembly's 26 members announced that he was impeached, he finally spoke out. Olakunle Oluomo, the troubled speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly, asserted that he is still in his position as speaker of the state assembly. Olakunle Oluomo called the impeachment "dramatic" and disclosed that he had decided to leave the premises for the governor's office when the drama began, speaking to a press conference at his Abeokuta quarters. The embattled Speaker claimed to have records of transactions between him and House members in response to accusations of financial misappropriation. He declared that he had filed a redress request with the court. 

Whispered Deceptions

This poem tells the story of a deceitful child who spins webs of lies, initially gaining trust but ultimately facing the consequences. He ventures away from home and gets kidnapped, realizing the cost of his dishonesty. Upon release, he vows to change and embraces honesty as the foundation of trust. The story serves as a warning against deception and emphasizes the power of truth.

[Stanza 1]

In an environment, where mischief does dwell,

Lived a story, whose tales I shall tell,

With silver tongue and cunning deceit,

He spun his webs of falsehoods, oh so sweet.

[Stanza 2] 

His friends, they trusted his every word,

But little did they know, how much he stirred,

With lies upon lies, his deceptions grew,

And the child's true colors began to show.

[Stanza 3]

One day, with a mischievous grin on his face,

He ventured far from his familiar place,

To a distant city, he claimed to explore,

Leaving behind his parent's peaceful shore.

[Stanza 4]

To his parents, the child lied yet again,

Of visiting neighbors, a falsehood so vain,

Unbeknownst to him, danger lay ahead,

As the city's shadows covered him with dread.

[Stanza 5]

Kidnapped by strangers and held for ransom,

His deceitful ways had led him to this chasm,

Fear gripped his heart as he longed to be free,

Realizing the cost of his deception spree.

[Stanza 6]

Upon his release, shaken to the core,

The child learned the price of lies and more,

His friends forgave but, now saw through his guise,

No longer blinded by his cunning disguise.

[Stanza 7]

With remorse in his eyes and a burden so great,

The child vowed to change, to amend his traits,

For honesty is the cornerstone of trust,

A lesson learned, oh how he was thrust.

[Stanza 8]

So let this story be a warning for all,

To resist the temptation of deception's call,

For in the end, the truth shall prevail,

And lies only lead us toward an empty trail.

 

 

Theme: The value of honesty and the perils of lying.

Character: A cunning child who gains important insight.

Plot: The child's lies lead to trouble, then to remorse and a promise to change.

Message: Embrace the truth over deception, or pay a heavy price.

7 Ways to Practice Content Writing Every Day for Newbies

 

Writing content is a skill, and the more you practice, the more proficient you become. In this article, I will share seven content writing practices that I have used every day for the past 4 years. These methods are very effective for me; they help me write hundreds of professional blog articles, SEO-standard articles, advertising articles, and PR. I hope they work for you too.

1. Method of practicing ideas

Method 01: You take any book, close your eyes, choose any page, then choose a paragraph from that page to read and write down all your thoughts. me after reading that paragraph. Just write; there is no need to worry about correct grammar, correct spelling, or whether there is a storyline or not; you can use bullet points. You just keep writing continuously for 3–5 minutes and don't stop. This content writing technique helps practice ideas and vocabulary very well; you should try it.

 

Method 02: Whenever you wake up, sit at the table or take out your phone to write down the ideas you have in your mind at that moment. Just like the above method, regardless of good or bad, right or wrong, just write it all down; writing continuously for 3–5 minutes or more is better.

At noon or evening, you take what you wrote, review it, and rearrange the ideas to see if you can come up with a story. If so, you can continue to develop it. If not, that's okay; just leave it there, look at it another time, and maybe come up with an idea again.

With these two methods, you will train your brain to continuously produce ideas. If possible, you should choose a certain time frame to practice every day. This will help stimulate and create thinking and creative habits for the brain.

 

2. How to practice concise writing

There is a truth that I discovered after writing standard SEO articles for a long time that surprised me: The internet tends to be too lazy to read. Therefore, long, rambling content can make them impatient when reading, skipping the entire content. We should write briefly, with just enough meaning to help readers quickly grasp the message of the content.

After writing any content, you must reread each sentence to see if any paragraphs can be omitted, then summarize the sentences, then the words. You should try to omit until you feel you can't omit any more words.

 

3. How to practice writing smooth and logical content

Logical writing is a way to lead readers from one idea to another in a logical way, helping readers not feel confused or confused between ideas in the content.

After finishing writing, you must check whether the sentence before the next sentence, the paragraph before the next paragraph, the last paragraph, and the first paragraph are related to each other.

Are conjunctions used between ideas and paragraphs?

Are there any sentences with repeated words? Are there any repetitions?

 

4. How to practice the habit of writing content every day

Please choose a topic you love. Every day, you write about it for 15 minutes. The goal is to write a book on this topic.

You don't need to put pressure on yourself when you have to finish writing; just write a certain part every day.

You should create a content framework for your first book, just like making a detailed outline for an article. Then each day, write a part of that outline. This helps you focus on writing without thinking about what to write next.