about life

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God in His infinite mercy did not promise a bed full of roses without thorns on it, what I mean here is that; pain, hurdles, failures, misfortunes, and disappointments are likely going to follow when a youth wants to start smooth from the beginning of his life. The philosophy is to make you as an individual loose hope in yourself, and hope is what keeps a youth to attain tenancity, patience, perseverance and persistence when the going gets tough which in line play a significant role in keeping the youth on the track towards arriving at the promise land.

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