Truths and Deeds!

It is no small feat, reaching into the shadows, to wrestle demons in our nightmares. These demons assume different forms, and vary from person to person. They could be economic, social, physical or emotional, regardless, they limit our progress as individuals hence their effects on our lives. The mental preparedness involved in confronting them is essential to our success as people. We must never leave anything to chance or let overconfidence betray the efforts made in facing the tide head on. For many, emerging at the other end of the tunnel is just as hard as deciding the best cause of action. Still, we must never relent at any stage, especially when the temptation to surrender is at its strongest. Alone, we may succumb but identifying others who face the same trials as ours and doing it together, is an alternative that we must never undervalue. I have learnt this the hard way. Nine years have gone by since i dashed against the dead end i erected. The rebuilding process has thick

Getting started Creativity or the lack of it has contributed to what we now understand as unemployment. Often times you find people making so much noise about the fact that they cannot find a job even after completing school. In the corporate world, finding a job is not about the size of your C.V. It all depends on what you can offer. There is the popular notion that to get a job you have to know one or two influential people or bribe your way through. This notion has made many young people reluctant to go in search of job, especially in Nigeria. Our society has grown beyond the point where people should get stuck in the crowd all because they do not have an income. There is the constant roar of ‘no jobs’ everywhere you turn. Most people blame the government; some blame other people who they feel should have given them a job through their connections. For others superstition and outrageous beliefs stand in their way. Dwelling on all of these will not give you a job. All you need to d