If life was a game, only professionals would’ve been able to play and win. Who are professionals and what makes one a professional?
Is it the ability to be patience enough to learn and become a master? Since professionals are diligent learners, humble and sincere in heart. They are persons who puts everyone into consideration when making decision.
This book challenges of life is a book that tells the story of the good and bad aspect of African leaders. A case study in this context is Nigeria.
Nigeria is a country that has been unstable since its independence almost 56 years ago, due to the inability of its leaders to manage the resources of the country for the benefit of the people. Instead, you see them doing blame game.
Nigeria has 6 geological Zones but have been divided into two by means of the political power of the players, the South-South in one side and the North in general on the other side. Other states or districts who so wished can merge with any of these two contending forces.
The story in the book is real but fictitious names and tittles were used in order to protect images and other representations. There is no particular person in mind nor does any character herein pinpoint any individual. The fact is that the story is real and all suggestions provided if applied will make Nigeria a great country. The essential qualities that can make the required changes achieved as highlighted here are: love, truth, sincerity, humility, self control, concern for others, transparency and obedient to the rule of law.
Since the problem in the land has been identified and the preferred solution mentioned, just that the actual cause of the problem is projected to be declared by Mr. Nickfallow Decki The immediate past head of Akogah empire in his proposed briefing with the Elders of Akogah in a town hall meeting, for a time not yet set. Although he has mentioned the perfect curative to the problem, but he promised to brief the people in the concluding part of this book, the actual state of the nation. Titled; “Challenges of Life 2”
Please enjoy your reading.
By Osakue Peter .O. A.
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