TRENDS: REFLECTIONS...: NEW BOY ON DA BLOCK

Saturday, March 12, 2016

NEW BOY ON DA BLOCK

by Mom Godfrey

Every star has a story to tell and when they do, its up to all and sundry who care to listen to take it, or leave it. Though a lot of rich kids have flooded the Nigerian music scene in recent times, from Wizzy to Davido and the rest, yet we still have a myriad of upcoming acts whose stories may be difficult to take, hook, line, and sinker.

DBJ, Dan Boor Junior is toying the unconventional path that beats all norms and will surely beat the odds to stay on top of his game. With a entry that is so professional for a starter, I can see him achieving all (what he started). He is good to contrive his critics.

Image 1. Dan Boor Junior.

On the unconventional side, and making strides.

The video of his single "Sugar" speaks volumes about the heights he is poised to attain in his trades. Keep a lookout!

Video 1. Visual to the Song, "Sugar."

A medical student at Benue State University, DBJ holds his own brand, his own style, and soon to be, his own patients!

We look forward to seeing more from you, DBj; soar higher and make us proud!

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MY BIOGRAPHY

Now at twenty-nine years of age, my reflections of childhood were wrought with very few really pleasant memories, but I am the son of Peter Shija Mom and Rebecca Mnguekwagh. I identified with my mother very dearly. Growing up with her was a life filled with turbulent times, both the laughter and the tears. I learned that sometimes you just have to stay in the rain because it can't just give way for you to accomplish the needed work for the day. Mum was an amazon, persevering in all situations to put food on the table. She directed the younger ones who were yet to come to know that what life entails was such a herculean task.

All these experiences gave me the will to put pen to paper to express how I feel about everything. I write mostly when am moody. I also love listening to the radio and reading historical prose when I am a bit relieved from the loads of work that medical school portends. I hope to retain my artistic side through all of this mire.

CHAPTER ONE:

They had to put me on an IV PICC line that reached from my arm to my heart. I lived on it 24/7 for almost 4 years. My quality of life was dented. Everything from taking a shower to getting dressed took on new meaning. In my severe depression and self-pity, my shock of this new body and the grandiosity of it all, God blessed me with an unusual gift.

I know what I am talking about, because I felt Heaven. Listen to my IV pump: Humdrum, drip drop, to keep me alive. This sound never leaves me throughout this entire book, and if you get tired of it, you get to close the book! For years, I had to love the sound, as it was my literal lifeline.......

WORKBOOK

This Workbook is meant to be filled in by you, the Reader. And it is recommended that you see the movie Australia before undertaking this project, for parallelisms that will become clear.

Have you ever wondered why you are alive? What are you on earth FOR? What is your purpose, your PLAN? Destiny and fate aside, we look at the miracle of your being able to read this in the first place, as you were not born blind.

Through various exercises, you write down unique answers to questions by gaining insight into the realm of spirituality. The galaxies of God. The complexities of why He made all of us, and why He sent His Son to earth, to die for us. Why did all that blood have to be shed? Find out more about yourself and your life's Plan and Purpose. Then ask God to open the doors that need to be opened, and to close the doors that need to be closed. There. Now your Path is straight and narrow. Walk.