IT TAKES COURAGE

It takes strength to be firm,
 but
It takes courage to be gentle.




It takes strength to conquer,
 but
It takes courage to surrender.




It takes strength to be certain,
 but
It takes courage to have doubt.




It takes strength to fit in,
 but
It takes courage to stand out.




It takes strength to feel a friend's pain,
 but
It takes courage to feel your own pain.




It takes strength to endure abuse,
 but
It takes courage to stop it.




It takes strength to stand alone,
 but
It takes courage to lean on another.




It takes strength to love,
 but
It takes courage to be loved.




It takes strength to survive,
 but
It takes courage to live.

DOING NOTHING TO GET SOMETHING SYNDROM •#1 Reason Why Most Nigerian's Won't Succeed

Most Nigerian's are 10% PASSIVE and 90% LAZY.

"I beg, I beg, Na My Papa Work. I no go kill myself now"......."Wich way seff, anyhow, anyhow money go show"..."I Begiii, body no be machine."

Once I was young but now I am old and I have seen the same pattern of DNGS (Doing Nothing to Get Something) life Style amongst many Nigerian's. And most of this individuals have live an average life all through.

Most Nigerian's;
Want to INVEST Less and GAIN More.
Want so WORK Less and REAP More.
Want to GIVE Less and GAIN More.
Want to SACRIFICE Less and SUCCEED More.

This Not A Good Trend.

To be a SUCCESSFUL NIGERIAN who achieves RESULT in all aspect of his/her life, you must be READY to commit the same MEASURE of RESOURCES that matches your EXPECTATIONS.

NOTHING Out = NOTHING In
SOMETHING Out = SOMETHING In
EVERYTHING Out = EVERYTHING In

Nothing goes for Nothing. You have to strife hard to celebrate hard. Our society naturally gives room for habitual Passiveness and Laziness. But you have to make that difference as a Next Generation Nigerian.

YOU CAN BE A SUCCESSFUL NIGERIAN..

Special Lives

The stage is set for a dance performance. It's bright and well lit with music slowly building up. The dancers take center stage. There are mixed group of nine, both boys and girls. There was no nervousness, no tension; just bright smiling faces waiting for that right moment to start dancing.

They were dressed in gorgeous red, brilliant green and lovely black. Satin ribbons of red and green alternated on hands to act as props. They were helping each other keep their positions right on stage before the performance.
The dance started off with gusto, beautiful movements and synchronization. They were smiling and had their rhythm perfect. It was enthralling and beautiful. The performance ended with the same gusto and as they bowed out of stage, the audience erupted into a thunderous applause. It went on lauding the dancers to stand there and smile their beautiful smiles.
So what's special about a dance performance? The children are from a school for special children with various forms of growth difficulties. The list of debilitating and restraining ailments was long and all that the hall full of audience expected was maybe children who weren't too sure of themselves.
The dance ended but the music continued in our hearts