The Nigerian Village Square This was published in Pambazuka and Nigerian Village Square As Minister of the Federal Capital Territory Abuja from 2003 to 2007, he was praised, amongst other things, as being “an incorruptible public servant who can get difficult jobs done…” As a matter of fact, Abuja is said to owe its present […]
You are not fat; neither do you have an accent. You are just in the wrong country. Sarah Udoh-Grossfurthner
To be the best at anything you do, you must school yourself into believing that you are not the best at what you do. Doing so does not mean that you are belittling your efforts. It simply allows your mind to be forever open, searching and willing to learn even more. Sarah Udoh-Grossfurthner
Like oil is to the parts of complex machinery so is trust to nation building; neither can function properly without the other. Sarah Udoh-Grossfurthner
A true leader understands that he/she is only as good as those he is leading. In order to succeed in reaching the zenith of his leadership, he also understands that he must lovingly propel those under him to reach theirs. Sarah Udoh-Grossfurthner
The subjects of a leader are the mirror of his true capabilities as a leader. More than his intellectual diplomas and certificates, they tell people how well qualified he really is to lead. Sarah Udoh-Grossfurthner
The ability to communicate with your spouse, in marriage, is like a well lit lamp in a dark unfamiliar territory. Take that lamp away and you are guaranteed to stumble and get hurt more often, and in more ways, than you can ever imagined possible. Sarah Udoh-Grossfurthner
Diversity of thoughts and perspective enhance and enriches an idea. There’s a reason why nature itself does not produce one version of anything – every flora and fauna comes in different versions – it was meant to teach us the importance of diversity. Beware, therefore, of the danger of believing that your way, is the […]
Trust your instinct at all times and never belittle its importance. Animals depend on it for survival; and they are never wrong. Every characteristic of creation has been put there for very valid reason. Take the positioning of the Earth in the galaxy; for example, it is placed just so that it leans neither too […]
In the Christian world, a Rhema word is define as a fresh word from God; or a new revelation of the Word of God we’ve read, or seen, before. This week, I was given a “Rhema’ word from the Bible quote, “Love thy neighbour as you love thyself,” (Leviticus 19: 18)
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