MY LETTER TO THE AFRICAN YOUTH

What to be in life is one major question you get to ask yourself at some point. It actually  takes you studying yourself to realize what potentials you have got.  On becoming you and finding yourself, you have to unlearn some unnecessary  things and relearn  necessary  things.
What brings out the best in you is the value you add to your potentials.  The bad mind set you break and the good ones you embrace.
Is it a career choice?  Why that career choice?  how far do you see the career taking you?  As the Founder of one of Nigeria’s Indigenous and International  NGO, i have come to realize career is about what you have to offer. What discussions you want to get involved  with globally  to affect the world.  Education and academic learning are priorities but end in the 4 walls of school if you don’t refine it into something great.
Who are those you hang around? Do they look like where you are going?  Do they add value to you?
Whether business or career,  don’t be afraid to start  small. Believe in yourself and the vision you see.  Have a money saving culture,  it makes you accountable and responsible.
Get in touch with the God in you.  His plans are way beyond what you can imagine. If the plans you have are not overwhelming you yet its not from God.  He will always give you a promise that is bigger than you so He can always be there to see you through.
 You have to fight distractions, laziness, procrastination, go no where friends.  Social friends with no real life ambition.
The World is waiting for you to contribute your quota.  Don’t disappoint God’s  investment in you.
What ever you decide to do as a worker, career path  or business.  Have it in your heart that you are a world changer, you are to spearhead new things, you are a torch bearer and assigned for greatness. It is all about purpose. Be an innovative youth. Be courageous, be transformative, you have a world agenda in you hands start working on it. We are waiting to see what you have to offer.