Henry Ezeugwu

Happy new month great minds 🙌

November is another opportunity to achieve your goals for the year.

Your Dreams are valid!

Keep going 👍

I am rooting for you 💪

I needed more skills.
Teaching skill is not enough!

When I was posted to Nasarawa State University, Keffi for my one year compulsory national service -NYSC, I looked forward to utilizing the opportunity to equip myself with relevant Administrative skills pertinent to advancing my future career Goals.

Having acquired the relevant teaching and Reasesrch skills during my undergraduate years as a Teaching Assistant to first year students and Research Assistant to Dr Otti all from Faculty of Education, University Of Nigeria Nsukka , Relevant data processing and analytical skills as well as administrative skills became inevitable for me in the light of my future career goals.

Fortunately, I was posted to the Human Resource Division of the University as an Administrative Assistant. For the past six months, I have assisted in the interviewing and regularization of over 500 University staff, I have also been involved in data entry, processing and analysis, I have also served as PA to the Head of the Division as well as the Dispatch Officer.

The one year NYSC service have availed me the opportunity to delve into learning and acquiring relevant skills capable of shaping and preparing me for the grater future ahead.

I'm always guided by the Aphorism that what is worth doing is worth doing well.
I looking forward to building a better version of Henry Ezeugwu that the world will be proud of.

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"My body is not for sale, Ọrgán-traffickịng victim tells Court, Ekweremadu."

In office today, an argument erupted sequel to the news of Sen. Ekweremadu's jail term in UK. The argument was between the big Ogas from Vice Chancellor's office.

As an ordinary NYSC Corper, all I could do was to listen and digest important valid points. While others opined that Ekweremadu's action was out of Fatherly love for her daughter. Others insisted that the jail term was well deserved.

Sadly, a one time Deputy Senate President and number 6 citizen of Nigeria has been jailed! By Implication, as an ex convict, Sen. Ekweremadu may not be able to contest for an election in Nigeria, his reputation has been floored and tainted.

From the whole argument, I went home with one moral lesson: GUARD YOUR REPUTATION JEALOUSLY. According to Robert Greene is his book 48 Laws of Power. Law 5 says "-So Much Depends on Reputation—Guard It With Your Life".

Perhaps Sen Ekweremadu wanted a cheap article, now he had to pay twice. He would have followed the due process.

The boy begged UK not to send him back to Nigeria, alleging that his life might be at rịsk.
They boy played him. S**t happens.

We learn everyday

I will be live on Instagram by 4pm today with guests to talk about the Plight of the physically challenged in Nigeria as well as the advocacy for their inclusion and integration in the society.
This is in preparation for proposed ADVOCACY WALK FOR INCLUSION OF THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED Titled: OUT ON A LIMB 2023 organized by The Irede Foundation

Join us by 4pm today

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