CRYING! WOULD ANYBODY CARE ENOUGH TO UNDERSTAND MY PLIGHT AND HELP?

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One day a very beautiful, calm and promising young lady, by name Salome, brought home a young, soft spoken dude, and introduced to her Mother as the one she intends to spend the rest of her life with, as her husband. The name of her Mother is Celina, and the young Man is Michael.

TEQBALL: PRINCIPLES OF FOOTBALL AND TABLE TENNIS MEETING FOOTBALL ON A TABLE

 

Teq Table

In our earlier publication on Teqball, we presented a brief account of the game that is gaining ground very fast in Jos, the Plateau State Capital, and enjoined you, our esteemed reader to continue following us for updates and more insight into the game. We’re keeping to our promise.

We take cognizance of the sacrifices you’re making for us to be alive on this Platform. Your unquantifiable contributions to our growth and development, are appreciated, and immensely too. We do not take them for granted.

TEQBALL: A BRIEF INSIGHT INTO THE GAME, FASTLY GAINING GROUND IN PLATEAU STATE

By Nnabugwu Chizoba (Development Practitioner/Sustainability Advocate) 

TeQball, has a relatively young history, but is already making waves. It is a very exciting ball sport that was introduced into the sporting World as a table sport, played with a combination of football and table tennis elements. The game requires a curved table surface/top, specially designed to make the sport attractive and engaging. A regular size 5 Football, the right skill and knowledge are other requirements.

The game is played with 9 parts of the body that does not include, arms and hands, by two players in the case of Singles game or by four players in the case of doubles.

VALIDATION OF GIZ-SEDIN COMMISSIONED REPORT OF SCHEMES THAT ENHANCE ACCESS TO FINANCE BY MSMEs IN PLATEAU STATE HELD ON THURSADAY 18, FEBRUARY 2021, AT CREST HOTEL, JOS

Report by Nnabugwu Chizoba, Sustainability Accountant/Entrepreneurship Development Consultant

A Programme organized for stakeholders to validate the report of situational analysis of government and other private schemes that enhance access to finance by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), in Plateau state, was held in Jos, the state capital.

CAN WE HONOUR THEM AND DISPLAY ALWAYS THE VALUE THEY PLANTED IN US, OUR DEAR TEACHERS?

COVID 19, Pandemic has unveiled new normal, and if you like to add, new abnormal. Among the things it unveiled are lock down and forced school holiday; that continued after lock down was lifted, in Nigeria. The forced school break is revealing the unprepared, ill-equipped and weak capacity of families, in the hallowed call of taking care of children of school going age. The rising incidences of rape and other forms of crime against, and perpetrated by children of school going age are common knowledge.

Very quickly, let me point out that this piece is not about the rising spate and incidences of crime. Peoples outcry against increasing cases of banditry, kidnap, armed robbery, murder and others are already in the public domain. What the people await is what and how the law enforcement agencies will exterminate or curtail drastically the already very bad situation. Before then, the lawful thing the commoner is expected to do is to volunteer what the authorities have always tagged relevant information. Whatever it means, remains subject of major debate that may never end anytime soon. I say this aware that in most cases, it is not the exhibit, or the crime that is relevant, but the personality of the criminal or the reporter.

WHEN THE LOVE OF A MAN TOUCHES THE HEART OF A WOMAN, NOTHING ELSE MATTERS

 

• When you read the caption of this piece…
• What really came to your mind?
• I mean what was your reaction?
• How did you take it?
• Why did you react the way you did?
• Who made you react the way you did?
• When did the incident occur?
• Where did it occur?
• What part did you play that led to it?

SUPPORT THE BUSINESS PLAN WITH A VISION

 

Dearies,

Sometime last year, I posted in a Platform I share with those, I had the privilege (as always), to facilitate their entrepreneurship Development class, aimed at strengthening their understanding of the workings of a particular government financial instrument in support of MSMEs.