By; Gwebe Joshua Alabama Nelson Mandela, the great apartheid hero and former South African leader's assertion that education is the most powerful weapon that you can use to change the world underscores the profound influence education wields in shaping leaders. Education equips individuals with the knowledge and critical thinking skills essential for effective leadership. Well-educated leaders are better equipped to navigate complex challenges, make informed decisions, and inspire others toward positive change. By fostering a deeper understanding of diverse perspectives and fostering a sense of global interconnectedness, education empowers leaders to address societal issues with empathy and inclusivity. Moreover, Mandela's statement extends beyond individual leadership to the broader scope of societal change. Education serves as a catalyst for social progress by breaking down barriers and promoting equality. A well-educated population is more likely to actively enga...

  I WALKED ONE (1) MILLION MILES ALONE THROUGH HELL AND LEARNED THAT FEAR IS THE PRICE OF FREEDOM. By; Abubakar Abdullahi Shuaibu  I take risks on solo hikes, navigating animal traps and dangerous terrain. But for lazy ones stepping out of your comfort zone is the biggest threat. I do it to be more open to the world, in the hope it will be more open to me. Abubakar Abdullahi Shuaibu (DaN-Nayawo) PLEASE, SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR MORE UPDATES ON OUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES; When I walk alone, the consequences of every good or bad choice I make fall entirely on me: a responsibility and a freedom. As a little boy from downtown, I rarely had to consider what I wanted and needed without having to first attend to other people. I know there are risks, but each time I come out of that “fear”, I feel stronger and more confident. Weighed against the simple daily rhythms of a long-distance walk and the joy and wonder I experience. Reasonable and calculative risk becomes a small ...