Peace Pavilion

Many people, teachers especially (since they are my target audience) think that my mantra of "The teaching profession is not a badge of poverty" stemmed from the fact that I have lots of money, or I do not have needs, sometimes.  Here is a disclaimer. IT IS NOT EXACTLY SO.....😀😀 In fact, I am not yet close to it at all. But, you see, the truth is that, in my career journey, I have gotten to that point where I understand that what makes you poor is not the current money or cash that you have at hand or in your bank account.  This is my own belief - No matter how hopeless your situation seems at this minute, as long as you have or possess what it takes to be rich, then, you are not poor! All you need is determination and diligence, to explore and nurture that which you have, unto fruitfulness.  Besides, my experience so far is a testament to the fact that we are meant to call those things that be not, as though they were.  You cannot manifest beyond what you belief. ...

I am sure these are the words on the lips of the students in my school at the moment. I thought to share this amazing experience with you. My life has taken a total turnaround ever since I started the bed-wetting advocacy journey in 2021. I have shared my story both with the young and the old. Streets, parks, religious places, and schools have all been my places of contact with people. I have gone from schools to schools to talk to and educate students of different age groups on the topic of ENURESIS (Bed-wetting), using my own bed-wetting story as a connecting tool. For some time now, I have been looking forward to a time I could address the whole population of my workplace, especially the students, in order to enlighten them on the condition. But that time has still not come. However, something amazing has been going on for about two weeks now....😃😃 Somehow, the students got to know about my bed-wetting story, and a whole lot of drama has been going on among them ever since. And, b...