Words of Wisdom: Kwame Jackson

"We have our whole lives to be ordinary, and only a few fleeting moments to be extraordinary!." Kwame Jackson


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Words of Wisdom: Dag Heward-Mills

"Delays occur in our lives because God wants us to experience certain tests. He allows us to be tested by delaying certain things. He searches us to know what is in our hearts. He wants to see our response to delays. Many good people become evil during the period of delay. Remember today that a DELAY is what will bring out what is truly in you! Deut 8:2. Be blessed"


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Words of Wisdom: Reverend Dr Mensa Otabil Men

“Labour precedes birth. Just before a baby is born the mother experiences labour pains. Similarly, the toughest tests you face occur just before you experience a turn around. When the warfare gets severe, keep fighting…victory is near! Weeping endures for a night; joy comes in the morning. Your labour is not in vain. Your breakthrough will be born! DON’T GIVE UP THE FIGHT. Push hard! Trust God! YOUR MIRACLE IS NEAR!”  Reverend Dr Mensa Otabil

Words of Wisdom: Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu

Title: Otumfuo: Committed Ghanaians needed to solve national problems
By Saeed Yaqub Date: 2nd January 2010

The Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II says the enormous challenges facing Ghana will remain insurmountable until the citizenry resolve to work together towards addressing them.
He observed nations which have made significant progress in development have done so through strong commitment and determination of their citizens to build their countries.

In a New Year massage signed by Chief of Staff at the Manhyia Palace, Fosuaba Mensah Banahene, Otumfuo emphasized “ a nation that cannot count on her citizens to contribute their quota cannot expect to realize her goals’’.

He said it is therefore important for Ghanaians to work diligently in their various fields of engagement in the years ahead.

The Asante King urged Ghanaians to ensure improvement in the country’s democratic development to enhance the country’s image as the torchbearer of good governance and democratic culture in Africa.

On child development he reminded parents of what he describes as ‘unshirkable duty before God to ensure proper upbringing of their children.

He says beyond sending children to school parents must pay serious attention to their moral education which he said should never be left to teachers alone.

He pointed out that if the country fails to mould her children in the right manner they will grow to become irresponsible individuals whose actions will derail national development.

Otumfuo urged chiefs to show true leadership by utilizing resources entrusted to them for the good of their people.

He called for greater collaboration between government and traditional authorities as natural partners for development. [Credit: www.news.myjoyonline.com]