January 27, 2010 at 4:20 pm· Filed under About: My Profile, Politics and Me
It’s saddens me when I listen to my fellow Nigerians debating, arguing and contributing to matters that has to do with the government (policies and laws). Most of these (Nigerians) are youths within their twenties who are supposed to be custodians of accurate and up-to-date information.
There is so much I have to say about this, but am currently on a project and just rushed online to quickly post this material (THE NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION OF 1999 [PDF, 489KB]). I will finish this post some other time.
Kindly click and download this material (above). Read it extensively, it will kind you in the knowledge of governance, politics and policies. Every Nigerian youth is supposed to have it and study it.
Thank you, catch you later.
Download The NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION OF 1999 [PDF, 489KB]
November 20, 2009 at 1:28 pm· Filed under Articles & Posts
Growing up as a teen, I used to have this ROAD-MAP of life on my mind which I was brought up to strictly adhere to. And so, I attributes every failure(s) in life to their inability to be faithful disciple of this “school of thought”.
“Grow up, finish your university education, get a job, work for a while, get a wife, raise up kids, get a home (if possible) and a car, have a good retiring plan, save some money and grow up watching your children follow suite above!”.
Umm. A good success plan? Well, that is good enough for an “average” human who wants to just walk past the face of the earth without contributing meaningful impact to the lives of others and society generally or leaving their foot-prints on the sand of time.
Come to think of it, what makes one a success or what qualifies a man to have lived a fulfilled life? A number of us (even the Bible) already accepts its not in the number of wealth or property. If not, then what? I leave that for your to add as comment to this article, because that is not what I am talking about here.
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