What has changed in YOU!



 I don't jealous you people, not so much because of the myriad of challenges that confronts you. But, so much because of the way and manner some of you are living ignorantly in this clime and time.

A look into your  activities, based on interaction and observation suggest some of you are still living in the analogue age. Visionless, lack of ideology, indifference and perceived laziness.

You can't give what you don't have. Enough of jamboree, funfair and positive declarations that are not back up with action. Change is a phenomenon; you cannot herald what you are not prepare for. Little wonder our present leadership with the"change mantra" just realized that as a Nation we were not spiritually, mentally, economically and socially prepare for their so called change! They therefore came up with the saying "change begins with me".Medicine after death!

Young man what has changed in you recently? Do a  quick check on yourself. When last did you read a book or attend a seminar on creative thinking and positive mindset, strategic planning, preparation for marriage etc? What are you prepare to herald? Stubbornness, immorality, lasciviousness, purposeless life or what? I pray that all you have received this week provoke the greatness in You.Congratulations and happy youth day to all AG YOUTHS in arrears.Always remember you are not permitted to fail.

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