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TEACHERS, UPGRADE OR STEP ASIDE
No matter what subject you teach… no matter where you work… if you truly want to survive and grow in this profession, you must upgrade yourself.
If you know deep down that you don’t have full mastery of your subject, don’t just sit there—do something about it. Study. Practice. Learn. Or simply quit.
Yes, quit. Because if you stay without improving, the world of teaching will humiliate you in ways you can’t imagine. You will become a joke to school owners. They’ll delay your salary without apology, treat you like trash, trample on your rights, and still expect you to smile. You won’t be promoted. You won’t be respected. And you definitely won’t be paid well.
But when you know your stuff—when you become a master of your craft—you become a boss. And guess what? No school dares to mess with a boss. If they try to, you walk away and another school—one that values you—will open their doors and offer you more. Because excellence is attractive. Good market sells itself.
In fact, when you’re really good, you won’t need to beg. School owners will chase you—because they know what you bring to the table.
So please, stop complaining and start working on yourself. Learn new skills. Master technology. Develop your communication. Do everything you can to become better than you were last year.
Because here’s the truth: many teachers are stuck in t0xic schools not because there are no better places—but because they simply can’t pass interviews elsewhere. And that’s why they endure $uffering year after year.
So, I say this with all the love in my heart: If you cannot learn, if you cannot grow, if you cannot evolve—please quit teaching.
Because if you don’t, this profession will br€ak you… silently and pa!nfully.TEACHERS, UPGRADE OR STEP ASIDE No matter what subject you teach… no matter where you work… if you truly want to survive and grow in this profession, you must upgrade yourself. If you know deep down that you don’t have full mastery of your subject, don’t just sit there—do something about it. Study. Practice. Learn. Or simply quit. Yes, quit. Because if you stay without improving, the world of teaching will humiliate you in ways you can’t imagine. You will become a joke to school owners. They’ll delay your salary without apology, treat you like trash, trample on your rights, and still expect you to smile. You won’t be promoted. You won’t be respected. And you definitely won’t be paid well. But when you know your stuff—when you become a master of your craft—you become a boss. And guess what? No school dares to mess with a boss. If they try to, you walk away and another school—one that values you—will open their doors and offer you more. Because excellence is attractive. Good market sells itself. In fact, when you’re really good, you won’t need to beg. School owners will chase you—because they know what you bring to the table. So please, stop complaining and start working on yourself. Learn new skills. Master technology. Develop your communication. Do everything you can to become better than you were last year. Because here’s the truth: many teachers are stuck in t0xic schools not because there are no better places—but because they simply can’t pass interviews elsewhere. And that’s why they endure $uffering year after year. So, I say this with all the love in my heart: If you cannot learn, if you cannot grow, if you cannot evolve—please quit teaching. Because if you don’t, this profession will br€ak you… silently and pa!nfully.0 Comentários 0 Compartilhamentos 99 Visualizações 0 Anterior -
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BREAKING: NIGERIAN SENATE APPROVES CREATION OF 12 NEW STATES!
In a landmark move aimed at deepening federalism and bringing governance closer to the people, the Nigerian Senate has passed the final reading for the creation of twelve new states across the six geo-political zones of the country.
This historic development follows an extensive nationwide consultation by the Senate Committee on State Creation, signaling a bold step toward equity, inclusion, and balanced development.
1. SOUTH WEST
Ijebu State – From Ogun State
Ibadan State – From Oyo State
2. SOUTH EAST
Anim State – From Anambra and Imo States
Adada State – From Enugu State
3. SOUTH SOUTH
Toru-Ibe State – From parts of Ondo, Edo & Delta States
Obolo State – From Akwa Ibom State
4. NORTH EAST.
Savanna State – From Borno State
Amana State – From Adamawa State
5. NORTH WEST
Tiga State – From Kano State
Gurara State – From Southern Kaduna
6. NORTH CENTRAL
Okura State – From Kogi State
Apa State – From Benue State
This decision reflects the Senate’s commitment to fairness, unity, and national progress.
It is a long-awaited response to agitations for better representation, improved governance, and accelerated development at the grassroots.
The official gazette is expected soon.
A new chapter in Nigeria’s federal structure is about to begin.
#NewStates
#NigeriaRising
#SenateUpdate
#DevelopmentMatters
#UnityInDiversity.
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Work hard in silence, let your success be the noise
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One Minute Please The Longest Minute in Accra
It was a hot Saturday afternoon in Accra. The sun was shining like it had a personal grudge, and the whole town was waiting at the church for one thing Kojo and Akosua’s wedding. The pastor had already wiped his face three times, the choir had run out of songs, and even the flower girls were eating their own petals from boredom.
Meanwhile, back at the house, Akosua was in front of her mirror, applying her 13th layer of makeup. She looked stunning, yes, but time was running like Usain Bolt.
Kojo, her poor groom, was standing by the door sweating in his tuxedo like someone who owed ECG. He looked at the wall clock and shouted,
Akosua We’re late oo! The pastor is threatening to go and do another funeral
Akosua, without blinking, replied in her sweet voice,
One minute please
Then continued carefully brushing her eyelashes like she was painting the Mona Lisa.
Kojo held his head. Ei! One minute in Ghana woman time is one hour in real life
Outside, the best man was pacing, calling every 10 minutes:
Bro, has she finished
Kojo whispered back, She said ‘one minute 45 minutes ago
Back at the church, people started whispering:
Maybe she changed her mind
No oh, maybe she lost her shoe
Or the makeup artist is still contouring her ancestors.
Finally, Akosua appeared at the door like a queen stepping out of a music video. Kojo, half-dead from panic, smiled and said,
Let’s go before you remember you need to fix your necklace too
They arrived at church almost 2 hours late. But when Akosua walked in, the whole church gasped in awe.
Someone in the crowd said,
Ah well, beauty takes time. But next time, marry her in her sleep. That's when she won't delay
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