"WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND"

When a journalist interviewed a farmer who grew Award-Winning Maize each year he entered his maize in the Agricultural Show, his secret was that the farmer shared his seeds with his neighbours.
    The reporter asked dumbfoundedly, “How can you afford to share your best seeds with your neighbours when they are entering their maize in competition with yours each year?”
    The farmer replied with a smile welled up in his face, "The wind picks up pollen from the ripening maize and swirls it from field to field. If my neighbours grow inferior maize, Cross-Pollination will steadily degrade the quality of my maize. If I am to grow good maize, I must help my neighbours grow a good crop".
   So it is with our lives. Those who want to live meaningfully and well, must help enrich the lives of others.For the value of a life is invariably equivalent to the lives it touches for good. And those who choose to be happy, must help others to find happiness.
For the welfare of each individual is tied up with the welfare of all.
Call it power of collectivism.
Call it a principle of success.
The fact remains, “None of us truly wins, until we all win.”
Love your neighbour as yourself, says an Anglo-african marxism.
Know this secret as you grow older and it is always good to know that, "what goes around must surely come around".
In life, when you help the people around you to be good, you surely becomes the best.

A WARMTH AND COLORFUL WELCOME FOR PRESIDENT BUHARI AT THE SOUTHEAST OF NIGERIA

The President's arrival at the southeast of the country was met with ecstatic conviviality where he bags the highest title in Igboland, as the " Ochioha Ndi Igbo 1" and also the " Enyioma 1 of Ebonyi". And this, no doubt, has some political undertones and momentum for the President's next phase of political field of play.