Many young ladies (women) resorts to prostitution.
Sakawa which is believed to be the fastest means of all is resorted to by many young men. Many therefore fall on so many weird means. Ironically however many of these youth are not willing to go through the right and acceptable channels to acquire their money. The minds of many youth in Nigeria today are therefore preoccupied with so many ideas as to how to make lots and lots of money to enable them wear the best of clothes, eat the bests of foods, ride the best of cars and probably run the best chicks in town. One is therefore tempted to say that money rules the world, if that in fact is not the reality. Money is even needed when one wants to attend to the call of nature. Before one can eat he needs money, before you can clothe yourself you need money. Thats the benefits for us and the world in the end.Money is described and seen by many as a necessary evil. Who knows by taking care of our ownselves mentally, spiritually and physically, we, in the end could bring some positive changes in people around us. We just have to do our own part in this world. Sometimes we have to sit back and let God All Mighty handle everything. There are a lot of things that we cannot control.
What I've learned - we can't change the world, we can't change people but we can change ourselves. It making sense on why it happended the way it supposed to be. I wanted to do something but I don't know where to start, how to begin and whom to refer to. With whats happening in my own country and the whole world. Believed me when I say most of the time I walked on earth clueless. Most of the time I questioned myself with so many whys. Most of the time I don't understand whats going on around me. There are a lot of times when somethings happened, they left me puzzled. I went to her talks before and reading this book its like hearing her voice all over again. Eventhough it has 12 chapters but every chapter has on the point content. I believed this is one of the simplest motivational book.
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