UNCOMMON ZEAL

This message was sent to my mailbox and I decided to share with you, enjoy.

“I am Oyeyiola-Ourias Oyinkansola Adesewa.

I am a 13 year old SS1 student of

Yaba College of Technology secondary School, Yaba, Lagos.

I am a young Poet, Visual Artist, Dancer, Designer, Model and a Motivational

Speaker (speaking the mind of the child especially, the girl child).

I was sent information about TEC audition by someone close to me and I

thought to give it a trial. I would so much like to be featured in your forth

coming event and I hope I will be given the opportunity to inspire my world

in my own little way and understanding.

Thanks for your usual cooperation

Hoping to hear from you soon.

Yours faithfully

Oyinkansola Adesewa GrPr”

This young lady’s zeal got me thinking, I was seeing beyond just her mail,

I was seeing her passion. Her statement, “I hope I will be given the opportunity to inspire my world

in my own little way and understanding.” Don’t forget she’s only 13 year old but that’s what GMII is all about.

It is not about her working with us at GMII, not even because of her multiple talents, but because of her rightly driven passion.

At her tender age, she already knows life is not about her alone. She is ready to help the world become a better place for everyone.

People such as this young lady are what the world needs to be a better place.

If at her age, she has such passion, I believe you can do better.

What are you waiting for?

Don’t think you are too old to follow your passion, I didn’t start writing until I was sixteen and I didn’t know what it means to be a public speaker until I was in my 20s, but the best thing is, I discovered my passion regardless of how long it took me.

You can do better, I believe you.

Let’s make the world a better place together.

That’s what Great Minds Initiatives International is all about.

For more information on how to be a part of this great movement or if you have any question, please contact Eneji on: +2348163800077

Together, we can make the world a better place.

Thank you.

Yours truly,

GMII Announcer

AUDITIONS FOR TEC DOCUMENTARY

Good afternoon to you,

This is message is coming to you from Great Minds Initiatives International (GMII), an organization that cares about your productivity and well-being.

Are you female, good looking and intelligent?

Can you face the camera and address the masses with swag and drama?

Do you live in Lagos, Nigeria?

Or you know anyone who possesses those qualities?

Then this is for you.

GMII is shooting her documentary to promote productive and quality education in the first week of March, and we are looking to give young people opportunity to reach out to the world.

What you stand to gain?

You stand to earn a name for yourself and become instant celebrity with the video that will go around the world and will be promoted on several online platforms with your name on it; your image will also be well managed by us.

If you are interested, please kindly contact, Eneji on: +2348163800077 or send email to soulerhymez@gmail.com

Please pass the message on. Thank you.

Yours truly,

GMII Announcer

A NIGERIAN INVENTED GENERATOR POWERED WITH WATER

Emeka poses near MGBANWE C12, a machine that turns
 non-biodegradable wastes like plastics, waterproof nylon, etc. into
 “petrol, kerosene,
diesel and some other heavy oils and interlocking stones”.]
 Photo: GMII

A Nigerian, Emeka Nelson, 23 developed an electricity generator that is powered by water among other inventions.

The young inventor started a fundraising campaign, hopes to get N2,000,000 (or $10,000) as soon as possible.
Emeka promises that his new invention, an “Ultra Modern Bio Digester” is coming soon.

The Nsukka-born Emeka Nelson has also invented, a machine for recycling non-biodegradable wastes.(pictures below) Emeka, who is a graduate of the National Metallurgical Training Institute has started a fundraising campaign on social media trough his partner, Karo Kanye Akamune.

WHEN CRITICISM BECOMES CONDEMNATION

Though criticism and condemnation looks alike, they aren’t the same. Criticism is an act of pointing out the wrongs in a person, a thing or a situation while condemnation is an aspect of judgment that blames or punishes offenders for the wrongs they did. However, most professional critiques, going by their dispositions, are professional condemners. There is nothing professional about criticism until “constructive” is added to it, this is an oxymoron to create a balance which means before someone decide to criticize a thing, he should have appreciated the good side twice as much.