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Parliament of Owls Summary.

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  Parliament of Owls is a play that Adipo Sidang has written in form of an Allegory to hide the impact of the text- moral, social religious and political issues. Parliament of Owls is a political set text in a birds kingdom under the mysterious leadership of King Tula Nyongoro. The Royal regime is under the night birds who consider themselves as the only birds that are above the law. They consider themselves to be more intelligent than other birds and they are the ones who can make sound statutes   to govern the kingdom.   The irony is that their regulations are biased and do not amount to the problems encountered in the kingdom. Amongst them is Oyundi the fire flinch that organises a political demonstration against the parliament of Owls in the quest for change. The irony is that this bird is considered one of the tamest species in Africa- it is a small bird. As a female character, this bird is a threat to the nocturnal birds the Owls in the Royal kingdom.   This quest for change

Marriage Truths From Divorced.

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 Learn the difference between being needed and being valued. Never marry someone who needs you. Marry someone who values you. Then, contribute more to the marriage than you expect to get back. Allow yourself to admit faults, don't be always right. Remember, your spouse has got their own mind too, allow them to think and table motions. Don’t always shut them out since they too have faults but are not useless. Their faults can be solved without a fight but sitting down and listening to one's side of the story, uplift us by supporting one another, protecting us and don't look for faults in one. The person is your spouse, not your enemy. Don’t keep score, but make sure you’re putting in the effort. Be on the same team. Make sure your spouse understands that this is the expectation the two of you should agree on. There will be days 50/50, other days not so much. You may have to carry your own weight as well as hers, and Vice versa. Be mature enough first and leave all baggage a