BELIEVE ME ! YOU ARE RICHLY BLESSED.
' YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO OFFER. "

' Richness is not measured by the amount of money or number of property you have but by the number of people you are able to touch or inspire with the little you have or your words of encouragement "
It really perturbs me when I see some people classifying themselves as poor and as a result, will not have something to offer to the next person you are better off with.
No matter your condition, there are people you are better off. Out of the little you have, endeavour to use it to put smiles to the next person.
If you have a loaf of bread , share it with someone .
If you have ' used " clothes / wears /cars ,etc. don't throw it away , somebody elsewhere may need it.

If you have wisdom or acquired excess education, utilize it well , encourage and inspire others and educate the less privileged ones.

Your left over foods could be repackaged for other peoples consumption. Don't throw away foods.
Learn to give out. The rewards for almsgiving is uncountable. You may not know when, where and how the reward will come.

Finally, don't expose or broadcast your charity to attract unnecessary ego. Never expect reward for your kind gesture rather do more and more to touch lives.

Just look around you, and listen to yourself ,
You will see reasons to touch a life
Life is worth living
Touch a life today, you will be glad you did.
BE RICHLY INSPIRED THANKS ,

Okwara, Louis Ifeanyi

```Embrace the Journey of Lifelong Self-Education
True learning extends far beyond the classroom; education is a continuous, lifelong journey, driven by your own initiative. Don't just rely on formal schooling. Cultivate an insatiable curiosity.
Leverage diverse resources. Watch movies and documentaries to explore interests, and when something truly sparks your curiosity, read about it extensively. The mantra is simple: read. Consistently seeking knowledge on your own terms is paramount.```

NSUBEB Chair Revokes 9 Contracts, To Re-Award To New Contractors
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The Executive Chairman of the Nasarawa State Universal Basic Education Board (NSUBEB), Dr. Kassim Muhammad Kassim, has revoked nine contracts awarded ten months ago by the previous board administration.

Dr. Kassim, who revoked the contracts on Thursday in his office, stated that the contracts were awarded by the previous board administration approximately ten months ago, and the contractors failed to report to the site up to the present moment.

The NSUBEB chairman explained further that the contracts pertain to the 2023 projects, which are more than ten months old, without the various contractors reporting to the site and making efforts to report back to the board. All efforts to reach the affected contractors were unsuccessful.

"On this basis, the following contracts are hereby revoked" he declared.

The contracts include Lot 102N: Renovation of a block of two classrooms with an office awarded to Egya Yahuza Agbokawa Nigerian Limited at JSS Nyanyan Gwamdara, Karu LGA; Lot 110N: Renovation of a block of two classrooms with an office block "C" awarded to Nimus Nigerian Limited at Primary School Ara, Nasarawa LGA, Lot 142N: Construction of Handpump Borehole awarded to A A Jarimi Global Services at Primary School Maiganga, Wamba LGA; Lot 57N: Construction of four compartment toilets (water system) awarded to Nagari Homes Limited at JSS Gadabuke, Toto LGA and Lot 107N: Renovation of a block of two classrooms with an office awarded to Construction Nigerian Limited at Primary, Ashigye, Lafia LGA.

Others Lot 119N: Renovation of a block of three classrooms with two offices awarded to Tramach Nigerian Limited at Primary School Bassa Central, Kokona LGA; Lot 152N: Construction of Handpump Borehole awarded to Sale Muhammad Waziri Ventures at Primary School Gidan Kuje, Keana LGA; Lot 158N: Construction of Handpump Borehole awarded to Tramach Nigerian Limited at Pilot Science Primary School, Ikka, Nassarawa Eggon LGA and Lot 165N: Construction of Handpump Borehole awarded to Al-Babai Dynamic Concept Nigeria Limited at Zainaku Primary School, Umaisha, Toto LGA.

Dr. Kassim urged the 2024 contractors to be mindful of the dates in their award letters and return to the site or face the same action after the expiration of three months starting from the date indicated in their contract award letters.

Jigawa State has made genotype testing compulsory for all intending couples as part of efforts to reduce cases of sickle cell disease.

According to Hamisu Mohammed Gumel, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, the decision is one of several made by the State Executive Council, which also approved major spending on water supply, education and flood control.

```Embrace the Journey of Lifelong Self-Education
True learning extends far beyond the classroom; education is a continuous, lifelong journey, driven by your own initiative. Don't just rely on formal schooling. Cultivate an insatiable curiosity.
Leverage diverse resources. Watch movies and documentaries to explore interests, and when something truly sparks your curiosity, read about it extensively. The mantra is simple: read. Consistently seeking knowledge on your own terms is paramount.```

```Embrace the Journey of Lifelong Self-Education
True learning extends far beyond the classroom; education is a continuous, lifelong journey, driven by your own initiative. Don't just rely on formal schooling. Cultivate an insatiable curiosity.
Leverage diverse resources. Watch movies and documentaries to explore interests, and when something truly sparks your curiosity, read about it extensively. The mantra is simple: read. Consistently seeking knowledge on your own terms is paramount.```

Olusegun Mimiko gave poor kids in Ondo free uniforms, free buses, and free meals—then put them in world-class “Mega Schools” with ICT labs, libraries, and AC classrooms.

He even set up Nigeria’s first medical university.

Public education had dignity under Mimiko.

After Mimiko left office, the mega schools began to rot.

The free buses stopped.
Uniforms vanished.
Standards collapsed.
Some mega schools now look like abandoned warehouses.

Successors gave them neglect.

This is why Nigeria stays poor.

We kill every good thing.

Education is not preparation for life education is life itself.

I spent three days a week for 10 years educating myself in the public library, and it's better than college. People should educate themselves - you can get a complete education for no money. At the end of 10 years, I had read every book in the library and I'd written a thousand stories.

It is a thousand times better to have common sense without education than to have education without common sense.

A liberal education is at the heart of a civil society, and at the heart of a liberal education is the act of teaching.