So, you can see that having money alone does not give you all things? Where is your sense of humanity? Beyond what money can buy for you, you love, faith and loyalty can get you more. Think about these things…
"The Resolutes"- focuses on topics that define a man, meaning that it encompasses the spiritual, physical, emotional, social, intellectual, environmental and vocational discourses. In order to find balance, wholeness and fulfillment in our lives, we need to heal, develop and integrate all the above mentioned aspects within oulselves. So, I put it out to you to expect to read any topic from this blog as long as it is healthy and educative and above all centres around human beings.
So, you can see that having money alone does not give you all things? Where is your sense of humanity? Beyond what money can buy for you, you love, faith and loyalty can get you more. Think about these things…
The Yorubas have a saying that goes thus: “Amukun eru e wo, oke le nwo…e o wo isale”.
Literal Translation: A shout out to a K-legged person carrying a load on his head that the load is bent, he replies back by saying you are focusing at the top alone and neglect the below
Contextual Translation: A distorted state of affairs can often be traced to an equally distorted foundation on which the affairs are being conducted”.
This is the state of the people of Nigeria clamouring for the division of the country from submissions that a particular sect out of many are actually the cause of the set back in the development of the country. To begin with, where do I stand as a person? Do I also long for the division of the country? My response to that is a strong YES. I strongly believe that the division of the country is a step forward to accessing the liberation and good life that the citizens of a good nation deserve. But I also believe that the division in itself alone can not take us anywhere progressive as most people present it when they talk. So, what is the way forward?
That is where that adage becomes relevant and sends us all to fall back to dealing with our problems from the root foundation and stop addressing it from the top. I will be so particular about the Yorubas, to whom I belong to, in this write up.It is an error to state that the Hausas and the Fulanis are the only problem of the current Nigeria. Of Course they constitute a great deal but come to think of this;
*Are the Hausas and Fulanis the ones ruling in all the 774 local governments in Nigeria?
*Are the south-west governors from the Hausa or Fulani tribe?
*Are all the south-west Senators and House of Representative members from the Hausa Fulani tribe as well?
*Are all the south-west members of House of Assemblies from the Hausa or Fulani tribe?
*Are the Hausas the ones stealing our collective money and allocations given to each state?
*Are Hausas the ones refusing to build our roads, schools and hospitals in the south-west region even though the Federal Government has awarded the contracts to our own people?
*Are the Hausas the ones robbing people in Yoruba land and grabbing lands?
* Are the Hausas the ones littering our streets and blocking our drainages in the south-west?
*Are they our Local government Chairmen, Councillors, Kings and Obas?
My submission is this, while we agitate for seceding from the current Nigeria, can we start planning for structuring a better nation from the foundation. "ina esisi ko ni jo wa lemeji o" Omo Yoruba ronu oooo.
The question of identity is very vital in fulfilling our God giving purpose in life. For Jacob, he almost missed it, save God's grace that pulled him through. We must all come to a point at which our identity perspective of ourselves must align with who God says we are before lands begin to break for our course.
Do you know the difference between Jesus and Adam ? In case you don't know, let me tell you. When Adam sinned against God, he was finding excuses for his deeds and shifting the blame on others (God and Eve)but in the case of Jesus He put the blame of others (the world) on Himself. In that current situation that you're in, whose step will you follow today, is it that of Christ or that of Adam? Are you going to man-up and take responsibilities for your actions or shift it on others to bear?
Check this out. Its very interesting and Educative. If: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZIs equal to; 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
That most peolpe really don't like themselves. It is a very big problem, much bigger than one might think initially. If we don't get along with ourselves, we won't get along with other people. When we reject ourselves, it may seem to us that others reject us as well.
RELATIONSHIPS are a large part of our lives. How we feel about ourselves is a determining factor in our success in life and in relationship. Do you know that one of the things Jesus came to restore is a healthy, balance SELF IMAGE?
"May Christ through your faith [actually] dwell {settle down, abide, make His permanent home} in your hearts! May you be rooted in love and founded securely on love, That you may have the power and be strong to apprehend and grasp with all saints [God's devoted people, the experience of that love] what is the breadth and length and height and dept [of it]. Ephesians3:17,18".
I'm welcoming you to this blog "The Resolutes", hoping that it will create an environment for you to relate with people of great vision(s) and of likely passion in becoming a fulfilled person in God's hand. This environment focuses on helping you to know yourself, accept yourself and fulfill God's ordained destiny.
"The Resolutes"- focuses on topics that define a man, meaning that it encompasses the spiritual, physical, emotional, social, intellectual, environmental and vocational discourses. In order to find balance, wholeness and fulfillment in our lives, we need to heal, develop and integrate all the above mentioned aspects within oulselves.
So, I put it out to you to expect to read any topic from this blog as long as it is healthy and educative and above all centres around human beings.
As I welcome you, I also look forward to learning from you all as we interact.
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