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L ies why do people lie? Why do people want to be free? When you lie have you sinned? Are all lies harmful? We all are liers whether we like it or not  at a point in time we all want to be free from some certain things and as such we lie to achieve such freedom. As long as we leave in the mist of people  we cannot do without lying except we leave an enclosed live or a life of solitude. From observations I found out that lying is one of the commonest sin being committed by mankind in a day.  Most people lies for so many reasons some lie to free others lie in other to make an excuse, while some lie for the love of it, individuals, organisation, countries, societies. Governments are members of the house of lying. Some people. The world we live in is a full of lies and as such we are comfortable with it .we wear it, sleep it .speak it, drink it and we love it ,people are so much addicted to it that they can tell the difference between lies and truth. When the truth is being told they do

                                                            Raton has always been curious from birth, therefore his desire to know what happens at the other side of the wall did not come as a surprise to him. Raton has always   heard stories about the other side of the wall; it was often said in those stories, across the wall lays   paradise, the land of plenty, some rats even said that it was inhabited by the dead. Despite rumours Raton still wanted to know why it was called the forbidden land. However, it was increasingly difficult to access the other side of the wall in the Kingdom of the Rats since the king passed a decree that forbid any Rat  from speaking or attempting to leave the wall. A Rat can be banished   or sentenced to death in accordance with  the decree if such Rat attempts to leave the Kingdom to the other side of the wall. The King has on several occasions assured his subjects   that  beyond the walls lays great danger. Rafat has always loved food, he was given t

Life after life Have you ever wondered what wou;d happen after you leave this life? Do you ever take a break from your daily hustling and bustling of this life and ask your self the following questions? Where am I going after I leave earth? What do I want to do after I life leave me?     I recently discovered that most people in my region are some much engrossed in things  of this world that they fail to remember that life begins here but it does not end here they got themselves involved The answers lies in your hands, most fail to recognise the fact that life does begin here but it do not end here,we allcan leave a fulfil life by doing away with the following everyday obstacles such as unhealthy competition and envy,with true love, obedience of constituted authority and environment we can achieve a fulfilled life.  

  THE DEATH OF EDUCATION IN NIGERIA.  Nigerian higher education have been eluded with lots of negative vices such as constant strike, cultism, corruption and sexual malpractices. And lots others, All these are agents of death to our educational industry. The youth should be given the appropriate quality academic training and an environment that would enable them to reach their full potential.  Presently in Nigeria the educational system or cycle can be divided into to three cycles which includes Cycle one: primary education Cycle two: secondary education Cycle three: tertiary education Each of these cycles has its own setbacks or factors which are responsible for the death of our educational system in this country.  Primary education This cycle form the foundation of our educational system in this stage students are first and foremost exposed to the moral ethics of the class room they come in contact with the out side world where they learn how to read, speak and write but

There are many unresolved problems in Nigeria, but the issue of the upsurge of corruption is troubling. And the damages it has done to the polity are astronomical. The menace of corruption leads to slow movement of files in offices, police extortion tollgates and slow traffics on the highways, port congestion, queues at passport offices and gas stations, ghost workers syndrome, election irregularities, among others. Even the mad people on the street recognize the havoc caused by corruption - the funds allocated for their welfare disappear into the thin air. Thus, many in the society that corruption is the bane of Nigeria believe it. Consequently, the issue keeps reoccurring in every academic and informal discussion in Nigeria. And the issue will hardly go away! Some writers say that corruption is endemic in all governments, and that it is not peculiar to any continent, region and ethnic group. It cuts across faiths, religious denominations and political systems and affects both young