Thursday, 19 December 2013
SUCCESS STORIES WORLD WIDE: The greatest success story in the world is re-told...
SUCCESS STORIES WORLD WIDE: The greatest success story in the world is re-told...: The greatest success story in the world is re-told and celebrated every year during this month. It is a story which you know very well, don&...
The greatest success story in the world is re-told and celebrated every year during this month. It is a story which you know very well, don't you? It is the story of the birth of a child; a child who is different from every other child; a birth that is different from any other birth; a birth that changed the world. It is a beautiful and inspiring story which can change your life. Read this story. Listen to it. It is meant for you. The author of this story is the greatest writer of all times. No one has ever written or will ever write a better, greater or more inspiring story. Those who believe this story are children of light. Those who do not are children of darkness. You are a child of light; you believe. But many around us are still in darkness. May we pray that they may believe; that anyone who does not believe may, like you, believe!
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
How great was Nelson Mandela?
To some people Nelson Mandela is only the greatest son of Africa. To others, he is the greatest man of this century. To others, there are many who stand shoulders higher than him. It is interesting what you think?Look at these great men. Does Nelson Mandela feature among the first three? Abraham Lincoln, JF kennedy, Winston Churchill, William Shakespeare, Leonid Breznev, Mao Tse Tung, Mahatma Gandhi, Kwame Nkruma, Pope John Paul II, Blessed Mother Teresa, Lady Diana?
Saturday, 14 December 2013
Agronomist Ngobesing Emilia
I am thrilled by the success story of Mrs. Ngobesing Emilia Siri. She is
an agronomist with a passion for agriculture. She returned to
University after having her last child and has been rewarded with a
degree in agronomy, an area many people think is reserved for men. She
believes her country is doing a good thing by intensifying investment in
Agriculture; that more food needs to be produced for everybody. With
more than 90% of the world going hungry, this is vital. More is being
done in her country at the moment than in past years to ensure that more
food is produced; but that should not be all. She holds that what is
produced should be made to reach everybody. What obtains now is the
little that is produced ends with the rich leaving the poor hungry and
desperate. We must never forget that a hungry man is an angry man; and
that a mouth that is full does not talk. Under the distinguished
supervision of Dr. Oben of the University of Dschang, this determined
and highly motivated lady has done research on rice cultivation in Lower
Bafut and believes that the revival of rice farming in this region will
not only enhance the quality of life for the local inhabitants but will
be a big boost to rice production in Cameroon.
The story of Nelson Mandela is an outstanding example of a success story. Like every success story it has its high and low moments; but the high moments are so outstanding they have completely eclipsed the low ones.
If the whole world admires Nelson Mandela it is because of what he has offered the world. He has offered the world many lessons which the world needs: enduring examples of selflessness, forgiveness, love, courage and perseverance in the face of hardship. He spent the best part of his life,- his youth - fighting for his people. He was fearless. He was a man of great courage. He did not fear to die for his convictions. He did not fear to die for his people, for the common good. He willingly gave up power, a thing many African leaders, especially, find difficult to do.
As the world celebrates the life of this phenomenal personality, Excellent World International Organization is not left out. We join in to call on all of us to emulate, in or own way, Nelson Mandela. If we all did as he did, the world would be a far better place for everybody.
If the whole world admires Nelson Mandela it is because of what he has offered the world. He has offered the world many lessons which the world needs: enduring examples of selflessness, forgiveness, love, courage and perseverance in the face of hardship. He spent the best part of his life,- his youth - fighting for his people. He was fearless. He was a man of great courage. He did not fear to die for his convictions. He did not fear to die for his people, for the common good. He willingly gave up power, a thing many African leaders, especially, find difficult to do.
As the world celebrates the life of this phenomenal personality, Excellent World International Organization is not left out. We join in to call on all of us to emulate, in or own way, Nelson Mandela. If we all did as he did, the world would be a far better place for everybody.
Thursday, 3 October 2013
When elections are conducted, not everybody can be happy. Some people will be happy and some will be sad. Of course, the winners will be happy and the losers will be sad. Yet, if we lose, that should not be like the end of the world. An election is only a little aspect of life. We may lose it but still have many things going excellently in our lives; and who says that the next election would not be ours? In this world, sometimes we lose and sometimes we win. The time we lose is like the winter of life. We must always be ready for it and do what people do when winter comes. Do you know what people do?
Wednesday, 4 September 2013
The race for excellence in end-of-course exams in Cameroon has begun for the 2013/2014 academic year. Schools re-opened throughout the country Monday 2nd September 2013. On that first day, many schools began studies knowing that excellence passes through hard work. Our Lady of Lourdes College Mankon, Sacred Heart college Mankon and PSS Mankon are among the colleges that have been registering excellent results year in year out in the General Certificate of Education Examination, GCE both at the Ordinary and Advanced Level. The principal of Sacred Heart College Mankon Rev. Father Michael Kintang attributes the excellent performance of his school to what he calls PHD which means prayers, hard work and discipline. For Sister Ndi Ndi's college Our Lady of Lourdes Mankon, it is because the students are at the right place at the right time doing the right thing. They study when they should, pray when they should, relax when they should and eat when they should. It will be surprising if the scenario in PSS Mankon is different. These three schools make a lot of people proud. They have set standards that others need to be emulate. As a past student of Our Lady of Lourdes Mankon said jokingly recently, the moment a young person crosses the gate into the college as a student, her success is already fifty percent in her pocket. She is like sitting on a tree with a lot of ripe fruit. It is left to her to pluck as many as she can. If she fails to do what she is supposed to do, it is her fault. We do hope they will make the most of their opportunity. At this moment when they are just beginning, we wish all of them a very successful academic year.
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