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Friday, 3 January 2014

LETTER TO THE GIRL CHILD written by Olalekan Owonikoko

LETTER TO THE GIRL CHILD

dear girl childLETTER TO THE GIRL CHILD

written by Olalekan Owonikoko
Dear Girl Child,
How ashamed I am writing this to you.
How terrible have I been to you all your life.
As I stand here today, I remember all the things I have done to you,
and I feel so guilty.

The creator gave you to me, a gift to be treasured
Often times, the opposite I have done.
When you were but a child, I should have protected you
For my unreasonable and wild cravings, I molested you.

As you began to mature, a father was what I should have been,
With my empty words and promises, I became your sugar daddy.
Your dreams were mine to encourage, but I was selfish
My perspective was myopic; I failed to educate you.

Even on that day, as you walked into my office
Qualified and fit for the job, I took advantage of you
How much more can I say, of the many evils I have done?
But today, I stand to correct my ways.

The girl child is never to be under-appreciated
She is never to be a victim of a low self-esteem
Neither is she to be seen as feeble or a weakling
She is only to be valued and respected.

The girl child is never to be a mere object
To gratify the selfish desires of the boy child
She is never to be abused and molested
Neither is she to be a handbag for the busy woman nor a slave to her kids

The child girl is never to be prostituted
She is never to be a sweet girl to a sugar daddy
Neither is she to be given out in child marriage
She is never to be uneducated

The girl child is never to be a victim of injustice at any level
The girl child is never to be a victim of divorce, battery or any form of prejudice
She is forever to be loved, cherished and appreciated
She is forever to be seen as a queen that she is

She is forever to be defended, protected and nurtured
She is forever to be allowed to dream and given the liberty to fulfill her dreams
Yes! She is a girl child
Now I know, and soon, every other boy child will know.

I apologize for my incessant innuendos.
I promise to be better.

Yours sincerely,
The Boy Child
Olalekan Owonikoko is a singer, writer and blogger.

Wealth building 101(your 90 days on the Path to Prosperity) by Donald J. Trump



  1. Get Passionate
  2. Be Tenacious- by refusing to give up
  3. Thing Big- concentrate on managing your future, not your past, learn from the past, but don’t stay there
  4. Leverage on Knowledge- Knowledge is power
  5. Be Though- resolve to move forward and to learn as much as you can today and everyday
  6.  Take Actions- study and prepare but also take actions
  7. Take Risks- take some risks even if you fail
  8. Know your Audience
  9. Learn to Negotiate- is the key to business and life
  10.  Listen to your Gut- we all have instincts the important thing is to know how to use it
  11. Enjoy Competition- have ego, love completion, because it fires you up, pushes you to expand and extend your effort beyond what you thought was possible, forces you to outdo yourself and it makes you bigger
  12.  Be Yourself- be your own best asset, be a brand i.e. you are your own best asset, believe in whatever you put your name on and make sure it reflects who you truly are.


TESTING 2 Be the Change Agent .



My pledge to be a Change Agent culled from “The Second Revolution” by  Sam Adeyemi.
I pledge under God
To be a Positive Change Agent in my society
To be loyal to my country
To serve her with my talent and strength
To do and stand for what is right all times
To obey the law
To stand against Injustice and Corruption
To create wealth through legitimate means
To influence others to do good, beginning with my family
To uphold to Unity of my Nation  and
To respect the rights of others to life, liberty and enjoyment of their property
So help me God(Amen).

15 things you must stop doing if you want to be rich by Sanmi Akindipe



  1. Know your financial status.
  2. Set a specific goals, decide what you want
  3. Develop a wealth wall and think in pictures
  4. Open an account
  5. Start investing in stocks/real estate
  6. Read financial books
  7. Use your inner gifts
  8.  Join an investment club or start one
  9. Get a financial Coach/Mentor
  10. Start building permanent source of income
  11. Change your circle
  12. Save for Vacation
  13. Give to God and Man
  14. Cut your expenses
  15.  Get your close ones involved.

How to speak your way to success by Jack Canfield



1.    I am worthy of Love, Joy and success
2.     I am smart and make wise choices
3.     I am Lovable and capable
4.    I can create anything I want
5.     I am able to solve any problem that comes my way
6.    I can handle anything, that life hands me
7.    I have all the energy I need to do everything I want to do
8.    I am attracting all the right people into my life.

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