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  IT'S A MINUS Writtwn By Michael Chidiebere Ituma At 2:43 AM when I'm supposed to be dozing in bed I'm awake, musing over this thing and feeling so much pity for the people you call loved ones.  . . I'm not concerned because it is my problem nor am I concerned because it is my life. From all indications, the life is legitimately yours and no one has the right to own it, to live it but you.  . . But you see brother. It's a minus for you to want to live your youthfulness to the extreme, exploring this negative thing, and exploring that mischievous behaviour.  . . It is a minus, sister, for you to want to live the full episode of your youthful life digging beyond the limits of the grounds upon which you stand, the grounds that will soon collapse.  . . It is such a minus to decide that all you want to do is smoke your life to disaster. Such a minus to want to live your youthfulness as a chain smoker.  . . It is a minus to decide that all you want to do in life is leap

 Written By Efut Joseph THE DEVOUT LEADER Many pray for the power of gods. More every year. Those prayers sound powerful, sincere,godly, and without ulterior motive. Hidden under such prayer and fervor, however, are ambition, a craving for fame,the desire to be considered a spiritual giant. The person who prays such a prayer may not even know it,but dark motives and desires are in his heart..in your heart. Even as people pray these prayers,they are hollow inside. There is little internal spiritual growth. Prayer for power is the quick and the short way,circumnavigating internal growth. There is a vast difference between the outward clothing of the spirit's power and the inward filling of the spirit's life. In the first, despite the power, the hidden man of the heart may remain unchanged. In the latter, that monster is dealt with. Interesting about God. He hears all those requests for power, which fervent young men and women pray(in every generation), and He answers them! Very o

 WHY YOU OUGHT TO READ Written By Daniel Okafor Learning is a life long process as education never ends. Education is not limited to the academic value you acquire in a classroom neither does it ends after getting a Bsc nor Msc certifications. Personal Development which is basically what you do to improve yourself and your prospects in life, is a lifelong education in itself. When it comes to the matters of personal development, the importance of reading cannot be overemphasized.  To improve yourself, you should constantly read books that spurs you into being more effective and proficient in your daily endeavors, profession and relationship with others. Books on leadership, business, relationship, spirituality, personal management (to mention just a few) helps you assess your skills and qualities, consider your aims in life and set goals in order to realise and maximise your potential.    Books are like doorways which leads you into the mind of an author. It brings you into his/her exp

  DON'T HELP YET Written By Chinwendu Nneamaka I stood at the junction, waiting to board a tricycle (Keke) to get home. The pressure of the sun had written on my forehead; tiredness, hunger, and eagerness to embrace my bed. After such a long day, I deep sleep and Mum would call my name later to ensure I'm spirit present. . . "Good evening Aunty." The voice came from behind. It was a young man begging for ₦200 to buy bread. According to him, he'd stayed unemployed after graduation because of his condition and he's still hoping to get money to learn a skill. . . I looked at him for a while, running in my head the difference between a man in need and one out to defraud me. I've heard stories of people begging and scamming people, I just wanted to be careful. . . "Where are you from?" I asked. He answered shyly, crouching his head to resist eye contact. Perhaps, he didn't want to beg. I felt pity for him. For a young man to assemble this courage