Thursday 9 November 2023

Eneji Stephen Toluwalashe( Public Speaker, Author & Entrepreneur)

Author's Hangout With Zizi

Eneji Stephen Toluwalashe, popularly known as Soul’e Rhymez; is a Modern Educator,  Lecturer, Entrepreneur, Professional Public Speaker, Author and Philosopher. He is a specialist in Self-discovery And Development, which has been regarded as the soul of basic formal education. 

Born in Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria in the late 20th century, he grew up in his state of origin, Kogi State where he had his secondary school education in Titcombe College, Egbe, before crossing to Lagos in the year 2008.

He got admission to UNILAG to study English Language in 2014 but opted out as he could not find the type of education he desired in a school.

Soul’e Rhymez discovered a lot of loopholes in the system of education and spent more than 8 years doing research that led to the creation of what he thought was the missing link in the system of education: Self Discovery And Development. He then created the solution: Science of Self-discovery And Development (SOSAD). which comes in three different categories and has 8 faculties, each accompanied by a course. 

He has authored many books such as “How to Become a Genius through Sex”, Single & Smart Man, Single & Smart Lady, “How We Became Narcissists” and many more.

He is also the CEO of Soul of Life Enterprise, out of which, Soul of Life Academy, where vital courses such as Science of Self-discovery and Development (SOSAD) and many other special courses are being offered. He is also the founder and CEO of Soul of Life Capacity Builders and Soul of Life Publishers, both of which are subsidiaries of Soul of Life Enterprise.

Soul’e Rhymez is the founder of the Soul of Life Foundation, which is dedicated to two things, namely, the Self-Discovery And Development of adolescents and the integration of sex education into schools and colleges through his books, also with a focus on adolescents.

     Who is Eneji Stephen Toluwalashe and what are your philosophies?

I have a lot of philosophies that I live by, but the best of them is “live and let others live”, which is the same as “do unto others as you will like them to do to you.” It is the same reason I follow Jesus Christ. He is the author of the quote. About the philosophies I created, the next generation will talk about them

     How did come up with the name the Soul’e Rhymez?

I coined it when I was in Secondary school. Soul’e was coined from my surname “Sule” while the Rhymez came from people saying I resemble Busta Rhymes an American rapper. So, I chose to be Soul’e Rhymez, instead of Busta Rhymez.

    What inspired you to choose writing?

I never liked writing. I was notorious for not writing notes when I was in secondary school. I hated writing, but as time went on in my life, I had to write. My desire to know more about myself through self-discovery and development and eventually make the world a better place than I met inspired me to write. I did not plan to become a writer; it was just the easiest way to express myself at a time. But now, I have authored more than 20 books

  Is there any author or book that influenced you in any way growing up or as an adult?

The personality of Jesus Christ inspired me a lot. I fell in love with him. It was sincerely not about religion. I did not care about religion because as far as I am concerned Jesus Christ did not create a religion. In fact, religious people went against him all his life. They killed him too. Another person who inspired me was Napoleon Hill. I have the audio version of his book Think & Grow Rich. I would have listened to it more than 5000 times over the last 7 years. Another person I love to listen to is Les Brown.

    How will you describe yourself and your writings?

The Evidence of God’s Supremacy. The stupid thing that God uses to confound the wise.

    You have an academy that encompasses a lot of training in writing, and leadership roles. What are people’s responses to it?

That is Soul’e Rhymez Leadership Academy (SRLA), formally Soul of Life Academy (SoLA). It has been great. The response has been fantastic. We have trained 100s of people in the different departments of self-discovery and development and leadership over the years. We are still growing.

   How/where do you get information or ideas for your books?

Searches and research. I search for the truth. I keep searching until I find them. If I cannot find them, I look within.

   How did you become so knowledgeable about sex and relationship issues? 

It has been explained in the previous question. I search for the truth until I find them. If I cannot find them, I look within. HOW TO BECOME A GENIUS THROUGH SEX took me more than 6 years to begin and complete. If I just wanted to write to make money or cause controversy, it would not take me two months to complete the same book. But I needed to know the truth and let people have it. That book is currently the best book on adult sex education. It can compete with any book of its nature anywhere in the world. If anyone feels otherwise, they should put the knowledge in that book to the test.

   Do you have any training as a relationship coach or is it all self-discovery?

The question is – who trains people in romantic relationships? In which Government school is it taught? If I saw one, I would have gone there to be certified. I became a Love Life Coach through self-education. I combine experience, with observations, and studies to become a Love Life Coach. If tomorrow, I need certification to perform, I will acquire it, but it will be just about that. Certification!

  In your School of Sex, what do you teach your students? Is it having an impact on their lives?

Sex Education. About impact, yes, it does. Sex covers 95% of our lives. And anyone who controls people’s sex education can control 95% of their lives. With that, they will drop the rest 5% for the person. If you think the foregoing statement is not true, then why do nearly all religions consider what they refer to as sexual sins as some of the worst sins?

It is a conspiracy! It is about power play. They know what they are doing. Once you hear about immorality in the realm of Christianity, do not think about murder, stealing, or killing, they are talking about what they refer to as Sexual Sins. Why is that? If you look for the answer, then you will find out that what I said is true.

  In your SOLF-Soul of Life Foundation, are people imbibing your teaching on Self-Discovery and Development?

Soul of Life Foundation is about service to humanity, not necessarily about my teachings only. It is to make self-discovery and development courses available to those who cannot afford to pay for them. Activities are currently on hold, but we will resume soon when we have enough weapons in our arsenal.

 How does one get into any of your academies? Any criteria?

The basic criterion is the willingness to learn and improve one’s life. Other criteria are the ability to read and write, hear, speak, and pay the token demanded as registration and tuition fees.

 How do you contend with your critiques on some of your ideas on sex and relationships?

I respond angrily many times because I am irritated about people’s contentious ignorance. I respond very harshly, and as time goes on, I realize that the best way to do it is to ask them intelligent questions to tackle their criticisms; that has never failed me. When they cannot answer my questions, they keep quiet.

Enjoy Sex and Miss Hell and How To Become A Genius Through Sex, are titles of some of your books on relationships. What is your concept of premarital sex?

Did you mean what is my take on premarital sex? My take is simple – if your religion is against pre-marital sex, then avoid it! One of the cores of my sex teaching, Sex Transmutation, helps people to stay off sex until they are married, so I am not against it. None of my teachings induces or forces people to engage in premarital sex.

I tell people what I found out about it, and it is up to them to take it or leave it. Religion is man-made and one of the best ways to control people is to do so through strict laws on sex. Nearly all the religious leaders in the world know this and this is why they have a uniform stance – prohibition and silence.

You’re always bashing women. Can you tell us why?

Correction – I am not always bashing women. I only do my job as a self-help specialist. I expose women’s weaknesses and call on them to work on them. People call me a misogynist for it, even today. Someone called me a misogynist, but it does not matter. I will do my job. I understand why it happens.

I am a straight man; which means I am getting married to a woman. How can I want to get married to a woman if I hate women? I do not hate women; I love women, but women do not love themselves. This is why they think I hate them. I have written more books and organized more seminars for women than men. How can a man who hates women do that?

I wrote a book titled HOW TO MAKE ANY MAN EMPTY HIS WALLET FOR YOU. How can a misogynist write such a book?  The only thing I do not do is to pet women for their weaknesses instead of helping them to correct these weaknesses. Men before men do that, but I will not!

I have seen the damage it did to my ancestors; I have seen many men lose their lives for this. I will not make the same mistake. A woman who wants to live with me must be willing to accept she has weaknesses and be willing to work on them. Not feel attacked when I point out her weaknesses that need to be worked on.

I do not bash women, I just expose women’s weaknesses, which they use as weapons to destroy men while playing the victims, and I am not about to stop. Watch out for my book titled WOMEN'S WEAPONS OF MEN’S DESTRUCTION. I will expose many of these weaknesses through which a lot of great men have died because they did not want to be seen as misogynists by pointing them out to be corrected.

What do you consider your best accomplishment as a writer?

Being able to solve problems that many people who came before me can’t solve. Being able to say the truth when other folks prefer to be silent. I learned that from Christ. Through my writings, a lot of my followers now know the following.

·       The difference between schooling and education.


·       The difference between religion and godliness


·       The difference between greatness and mediocrity.


Being able to do these means the world to me; I feel accomplished when I hear people’s feedback. They are worth more than money and awards to me.

 How many books have you written? Any fafavourit end why?

I have written and published 23 books, or more. My favorite is HOW TO BECOME A GENIUS THROUGH SEX. I love the knowledge it conveys; no one will read that book and not have a mind shift in the right direction. It contains more than sex education. Like I said, sex consists of 95% of our lives. So, when one has the right sex education, that person has taken 95% control of his life. Once that is done, the rest 5% will be easy to retrieve if it has been handed over to people already.

 What are the most important lessons you’ve learned as a writer?

That life is controlled by popular ideologies. Those who speak the truth will remain hidden, but they will be valued from one generation to another as they are discovered.

 What are the challenges of being a writer in Nigeria?

The number one challenge from day one has been that Nigerians in Nigeria do not like reading to learn. This is not the same as people do not like reading. Nigerians read, in fact, they read a lot, but for entertainment. When it comes to reading to learn, you can hide a secret in a book and keep it in Nigeria. It will be hidden forever unless the Government recommends it for schools.

For this reason, investors are sceptical about investing in books and it affects our sales and standard of living. We have to diversify into speaking and creating courses to pay our bills and keep things going. We are doing well, whether Nigerians read or not.

 What are your other interests outside reading and writing? 

Oratory! I am a fantastic orator. In fact, I write to have the opportunity to speak. One day, the world will know how great I am as a speaker. That day is dawning and it will be a dream come true for me.

How do you relax?

Play video games, and I have added seeing movies recently. And sometimes, I sleep as a way to relax and regain lost energy to go again.


You can also connect with him for more of his works by clicking on this link: link:https://www.facebook.com/groups/schooloflifeacademy/ to join his Facebook group.



Tuesday 24 October 2023

ODE TO NGOZI: An African Academic Triumph.



In the heart of Africa's vibrant beat,

Stands a woman, Ngozi Ebubedike, so sweet.

In the halls of knowledge, she took her seat,

Her journey's tale is no small feat.


A day of joy, a day of pride,

Her accomplishments, she cannot hide.

Doctor of Philosophy, her stride,

An honor, a title, worldwide.

From the African American University's abode,

In Porto-Novo, where wisdom flowed.

To Nigeria's Enterprise Institute, bestowed,

Her knowledge, like a river, overflowed.


Inducted as a fellow, a recognition grand,

In technology and management, she stands.

Her influence stretches like a band,

Across the Nigerian and Benin land.

Congratulations, Ngozi, on your day,

Your journey's worth, hard to weigh.

More celebrations are on their way,

For your spirit, no challenge can sway.

Remember in the realm of knowledge, you are a guard.

By Dr. Dream.


Wednesday 11 October 2023

ODE TO AN AUTHOR NGOZI EBUBEDIKE... by Dr. Dream




Ode to Ngozi Ebubedike, the Wordsmith Extraordinaire
Oh, Ngozi Ebubedike, a creator of poetic ecstasy,
With the stroke of your pen, you dance with the divine.
Your words ignite worlds, your verses set souls free,
Dear author, your brilliance forever shall shine.
In each chapter you weave, a new tale is born,
Characters spring to life, their stories come alive,
With lyrical grace, you unveil worlds torn,
Guiding us through emotions, both tender and thrive.
Your prose, like a symphony, resonates in our minds,
Melodies of truth, wrapped in the garments of art.
Through your stories, wisdom and beauty bind,
As we immerse ourselves in the depths of your heart.
With every word you write, your power unfolds,
Painting pictures with phrases, bringing dreams to light.
Your pen, a magic wand, transforming the old,
Oh, Ngozi Ebubedike, a champion of the write!
What worlds we have explored, thanks to your quill,
From distant lands to mystical realms unknown.
You invite us into your tales, hearts trembling, hearts still,
Taking us on journeys that are uniquely our own.
Your voice, like a whisper, echoes through the pages,
Whispering truths that leave us forever changed.
In your words, we find solace, like ancient sages,
A sanctuary of knowledge, beautifully arranged.
Ngozi Ebubedike, your words are a gift,
A symphony of emotions, a window to the soul.
Through your stories, our spirits you uplift,
In each word and verse, you make us whole.
So, dear author, we raise our pens in tribute,
To a literary genius, bringing light to our days.
Your words, like ink, forever cherished, absolute,
Ngozi Ebubedike, your legacy forever stays.
By Dr. Dream... literature review...

Tuesday 10 October 2023

REMEMBER (Poetry) By Dr. Dream



In the land of ancient wisdom,
Where the sun's kisses embrace,
Rises the spirit within you,
A descendant of a sacred place.
Remember, O child of Alkebulan,
That your roots run deep and strong,
Inheritors of a heritage,
That sings a timeless song.
From the Nile's gentle caress,
To the rolling plains of Serengeti,
Your soul is etched with stories,
Of a rich history.
Remember, O child of Africa,
The drumbeat of your ancestors,
Echoes in your very being,
Every step, a dance of kinship and solidarity.
Beneath the canopy of ebony skin,
Lies the resilience of a thousand tribes,
Woven together like a tapestry,
United in the heartbeat of their vibes.
Remember, O child of the motherland,
In your veins, flows the spirit of kings,
Courageous warriors and wise queens,
Whose legacy in your soul sings.

With the strength of the lion,
And the grace of the gazelle,
You carry the essence of Africa,
With a heritage no words can quell.
Remember, O child of Alkebulan,
In your diversity lies your strength,
For within its borders reside,
Countless languages, cultures, and faiths.
So, let your pride be a beacon,
Guiding you through life's warbles,
Embracing the beauty of your heritage,
As it shines through like a thousand marbles.
Remember, O child of Africa,
You are a story waiting to be told,
Your voice, a symphony of resilience,
A testament to the spirit of old.
Embrace your motherland's embrace,
With love, honor, and dignity,
For you, dear African, are a treasure,
A symbol of eternal unity.
Remember, O child of Alkebulan,
In your journey, you are never alone,
Connected to a tapestry of souls,
Whose spirit in you has always shone.

By Dr. Dream...Literature review...

Review of Building Intimacy By John Chinaka Onyeche


Romantic love has a hidden desire and is possessive. With time, feelings such as jealousy, impatience, misunderstanding, lust, discord, and strife rock the relationship. Because physical qualities and desires are the foundation, it topples. When the chemistry and attraction dry up, love shrinks, and we notice and point out negative things and hold grudges." - Ngozi Ebubedike. Building Intimacy. 

Picking up this book written for Love, I have often asked myself a thousand and one questions as to know if I should read the book or just let it be because it is for love/lovers which I can only see myself out of the entire story of love/loving to an extent. 

Ngozi's insights on love and intimacy expanded my understanding of what love should be. Each chapter prompts introspection and provides answers that come like a powerful gust of wind.

How else should a work of art hold you bound, I leave such a question from this wonderful book for you to answer after reading it. 

Starting from the first chapter to the last, Ngozi held her readers with care and helped them walk through the lanes and lens of a retrospective moment to know from where they have fallen from this emotion called love/loving. 

I - intentionally

N - nurture 

T - traits 

I - inclined to 

M - motivate 

A - affectionate 

C - comradeship 

Y - your partner 

This is her definition of intimacy and if you truly go through it, you will believe me that many of us are nowhere to be found in this thing called love/loving. 

I think I should be using "Loving", instead of love. 

From its forward, there was this scenario that was created to depict what most of us call intimacy or love in short. 

'The sales girl gave us a different taste of each with disposable plastic mini cups to help us choose. We sipped, trashed the cup, and waited to sample the next one. That is how modern-day relationships have reduced the integrity of love.' 

Pictures upon pictures of what deplorable condition our human world has left love to and the aftermath of this negative impact of everyone tasting and not for the sake of maintenance but 'since it is plenty in the market, let me see the next one' mindset is wracking havocs already. 

"in today's world, genuine love is in short supply, and intimacy is a lesser travelled route. People no longer have long-term plans for relationships. They are after the here-and-now thrills."  

For me, this is a must-come-back-to-read book of all time and I will be glad to recommend it to you if you have anything to do with finding and maintaining an intimate relationship with anyone. Add this book to your shelf and thank me later. 

Finally, in her exact words, "We put much stock in finding a partner for a relationship. But after a short while, we forget why we are in a relationship and discard all the show of care and affection exhibited at the beginning." 


Go get your copy of this book today and find out more than I can write here. 

https://selar.co/16i3w0

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CD125J4L



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