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  THREE SIGNIFICANT PRINCIPLES A WRITER MUST KNOW Written By Geoffery G Ruga A political consultant. Writing as an act as well an art is a great adventure which gives the writer an amazing sense of satisfaction and fulfilment. Nevertheless, like any other art, writing demands criticality of thoughts, functionality of mind and a physiological hardwork.  In this nugget, I wish to remind, as well highlight three significant principles a writer ought to maintain for meaningful write-up.  1. Coherency: This is the ability of one maintaining a balanced, pleasing, or suitable arrangement of all the parts of his paper. Coherency plays role in making people appreciate your write-up even if it has limited skills, creativity or significance.  2. Consistency: There are write-ups that reading them isn't stressful only, but burdensome. Why? Because they lack consistency in their flaw of thought or  argument. Consistency might be considered synonymous with coherency which majorly depends on conte

 Written By Chukwu Ochaikedi WHY YOU MUST STRIVE FOR KNOWLEDGE  I was teaching some students some time ago. And I told them that if I See a snake entering the class and I confirm it to be a python and it isn't more than 1m. I won't run away  The Class went wild "Sir It's a lie" some  were like "Sir, I'll run o" I smirked, it's normal to be scared of snakes . So who am I to tell the class that I won't run from the snake entering their class.  Well the truth is that it isn't because the Bible said that "we would trample on snakes and scorpions"  But because I know that pythons aren't poisonous, yes they aren't and they kill their prey by crushing them and I'm also certain that a python of less than 1m won't find it so easy to crush me (at least I won't let it) Now the students are shocked.  They never knew that not all snakes are poisonous.  You see people striving when other people are driving through with out