Download TICKTOCK — By Ajikobi Moshkur Oluwashina



Check your calendar, what you see is some numbers. Numbers that tell you the scientific secrets behind your evolution. 

Check your clock, what you see is a nonstop hand that tells you the geographical secret of how the earth you live in orbits the sun everyday. 

Download TICK TOCK here and get the picture of why your mum refused to buy you a sweet again. 

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  1. Anonymous2 February 2023 at 22:19

    Tick tock was a brilliant poetry piece
    Life of average human beings from birth to death 🤌
    I pray Allah increase you in beneficial knowledge, Ameen.

    I can't help but say that you're a gifted writer.
    But while I was so amazed, I stumbled on this:

    "Many can still hold their pen like they hold their spoon.
    Their paper is still waiting for the ink to rain
    like how the land waits for the dry season to abscond.
    They were skilled, but it's not by skills but by blessing" -excerpt from the book


    And that quenched my thirst 🙈

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