485 Quotes by Vincent Okay Nwachukwu

An incomplete picture of vultures leads to the conjecture that they are ugly creatures. But a miniature lecture on their nature punctures this posture as amazing features of their unique signature is revealed.

Without being an elephant sycophant, it is relevant to note that an infant elephant is a lieutenant giant.

You cannot cling to the norm and crave innovation; you think outside of the box to shake the table.

An athlete with a running nose and a running stomach is fortunate. If he combines these with a pair of running legs, he is set to run to infinity with the speed of light. He has no rival.

Adjectives notwithstanding, corpse is corpse, be they of bishops or of corps. The cause of death is past tense, be it hiccups or wallops. What they left behind is gossip, be they cups or shops. What has cropped up is; bury the corpse.

The poor make the rich, rich. For without the poor, the rich are also poor.

Barbers construct by demolishing.

The flexible transition from story to history and from subsistency to sufficiency can smilingly ‘collide’ with the poor thus elevating his narrative from poverty to property.

As guardians of their own, parents are naturally armed with defensive and offensive instincts to disarm any harm coming towards their young.