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EDUCATING YOUR CHILDREN SHOULDN'T BE A CHOICE BUT A RESPONSIBILITY

In the many years I have served humanity as a teacher, I have found myself drawn in war of words with parents over how they prioritise their children's education.

At some point, I had decided I wasn't going to involve myself any longer when such situations show face.

Here is the gist. Smart parents place value on the education of their wards. Value does not mean you must send your child to the most costly school. Value means you are deciding to give your child the best education you can afford. And you are not sacrificing your children's education to pursue personal ambitions.

It's no privilege that your children should have education. It's their right. They are your most important asset and deserve the best investment of resources within your means.

Don't sacrifice your children's education for burials and other ceremonies, but you can sacrifice everything to help build their minds and brains.

At the end, the glory of parents isn’t the parents but their children. Blessed is he who has his quiver full with them, he shall stand up to his enemies at the gates.

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This information I received yesterday blew my mind.

I'm sure, it’s going to blow your mind too.

But before I give you the full gist,

Know that no situation in life is worth taking your life. No matter the part of the dark tunnel you are in, you will meet light only if you won't stop moving in the dark.

Now the real gist.

Difficult times isn't the reason you shouldn’t make progress. You can still make progress in your challenges. But light finally shines on you when you’ve proven you deserve it by your efforts to overcome your challenges in the dark.

Just encouraging you this morning. Don't give up!

When a leader struggles with his subordinates, it is because of certain boundaries lines he had failed to draw in his relationship with them.

Leadership makes you a servant but not a slave.

Someone wants to blame me for how bad his child has turned!

I’m a teacher and it’s been my full time job in the last twelve years.
I’ve moved from school to school and from class to class trying to make the most impact.

I’ve engaged this profession with the diligence and zest it requires, standing all day, studying all evenings and praying all nights.
I’ve sacrificed personal ambitions and I'm very ambitious, just so that I can make people's children my goal.
I know what it means to regret that I got a child's training process wrong or that I could have helped direct a child's path but failed at it.

And then heading home hungry after a long day at work because my take home pay hardly takes me home.
But they’d still blame me for all the efforts I make.

Yes I regret most times, that I’ve failed to run the race against my peers. When I see how far my friends have gone, I wish I wasn’t a teacher.
I hate when parents blame me for what they should do. I’m not super man. I’m human. They are loose, uncultured, brattish and cant control their children, who make themselves a torn in my classes.

I shout every week day till I lose my voice. I use the rod when necessary but I dare not sometimes because parents will come fight me for helping them do what they should do.
And a child brings a bad attribute from home, parents claim it’s the school or the teacher.
Did I teach the child s*x? Do I have an account on tiktok? How many people even follow me on Facebook?

They’d say, “That's why I sent my child to school, to shape them well" but they forget that the first and best school is the home front.
Teachers only make better what was good and try to repair what was broken. We often try our best.

But sometimes as much as we try the repair process, that crack is still there for all to see, showing how parents have failed.
If your child turns out bad, don’t blame the teacher, we deh try.

Blame yourself, your blindness! Because you failed the teacher.
Apologize to him. Beg him to stay faithful to the repair process. Encourage him!
Teachers are Angel’s. Teachers are virtuous. They can only help you if you'd listen to thier counsel.

Don’t claim you know. I know you’ve been to Cambridge and Oxford and all I managed to attend was the strike ridden upgraded secondary school called Nigerian University.
But I'm graced, that’s why I’m a teacher.

I’m a messenger and a tool shaping destinies.
I’m bigger than your pastor! Just that my hands are stained in the mud because of your child.
Respect me!

I can write for Africa. Holla me for your ghostwriting, articles, social media management needs. I’m a dm away.
Comment in the comment section. What do you think?

I’m sorry that I see this differently from the way you do.

Those days, while growing up in the 90s, there was this general perception we had about ladies who made wearing maskara their business.

It was a general belief in my part of the world that such ladies were runs girls. That time, was the period of eye pencils and pancake.

Sincerely, the few ladies we knew back then who made use of those things looked weird and dark.
Fast forward to the 21st century, it’s now a major industry with every lady heading for a makeup artist the moment there is a little owambe to attend.

You'd hear friends tell a makeup laden woman “see how you are looking young"

Yes, you may look younger with that mask but it does not reduce your life expectancy.

Recently, a young man divorced his newly wedded wife because she was looking far older than the woman he had married the previous day.

I saw one advert where the lady showed her make up skills by turning a sixty something year old woman into a twenty something year old chick. See how people bin dey praise the woman.

Is it not common these days to find a twenty something year old man marrying a seventy something year old woman. You know the problem, na that maskara.

The men can't tell the difference anymore. Na juju be that. The older women are taking the young men while you are there praying for Mr right.

That maskara you are putting on is a slap on you. You are getting so addicted to it so that your confidence depends on it.

Who bin tell you say you no fine?
I know how you want to look good before everyone and especially that man.

But you see that man who will say I do, if he is the real deal he won't be looking at your maskara.
He knows you won’t sleep tonight looking the way he saw you in the afternoon at that party.
He is looking for the real you!

Wetin make you feel say because you dey attend marriage se you must wear make up? Na question I dey ask.

Make I stop here.

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