Yesterday was mother's day
Hail all mothers

Procrastination: The Silent Dream Killer

Ever found yourself scrolling endlessly through social media, binge-watching another episode, or convincing yourself that "I'll start tomorrow"? when you're suppose to be doing something. That, my friend, is procrastination—the silent thief of time and potential.

At first, it feels harmless, even comforting. "A little delay won’t hurt." But before you know it, deadlines pile up, stress kicks in, and opportunities slip through your fingers.

The worst part? Procrastination isn’t just about wasted time—it chips away at your confidence, productivity, and even your mental well-being.

The effects are brutal:
Increased Stress & Anxiety: The more you delay, the more pressure builds.
Missed Opportunities: That job application, fitness goal, or passion project? Gone.
Poor Performance: Last-minute work rarely equals quality work.
Guilt & Regret: The "I should have started earlier" feeling is the worst.

But here’s the good news: procrastination is a habit, and habits can be broken! Start small, set clear goals, and take action now because the best time to begin was yesterday. The second-best time? Right now.

Are you ready to take control?

Happy mother's Day

Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen

Good evening everyone, and Happy Mother's day

Happy Mother's Day to all mother's out there

When you give joy to other people, you get more joy in return. You should give a good thought to the happiness that you can give out.

Normalize telling yourself kind words ,be kind to yourself by way of this ,you learn to extend kindness to other.

Mothers are super hero,angel in human form and jewel in the heart .

As part of my commitment to encouraging a conducive learning environment and quality education of our people, I commissioned and handed over an academic block, which I built, to Maurid College of Nursing Science, Mbiaso, Nsit Ibom local government area, during its maiden matriculation ceremony of 300 students, where I served as chairman on the occasion, yesterday.

I also promised to install solar-powered lightings around the institution's premises to ensure security of the students and property at night.

I used the opportunity to charge the prospective healthcare professionals to focus on their studies, so that upon graduation, they will fill the manpower gap created in the health sector by migration of other professionals for greener pastures.

Part of my address to them reads; "Your journey to becoming healthcare professionals is a call to service and humanity. This is further buttressed in the popular maxim that "health is wealth." This is in line with Harvey S. Firestone's philosophy that "the growth and development of people is the highest calling of leadership."

"This quote has consistently guided my life and activities both in private and public service. It is the propelling force behind my mega empowerment, scholarship, bursary, skill acquisition, facilitation of jobs in strategic Federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and foreign trainings to Akwa Ibom people."

"Also, the newly completed edifice, which shall be commissioned and donated to the institution today, is my modest effort to encourage this massive investment and, most especially, to ensure you get a conducive learning environment."

"These efforts are aimed at raising Akwa Ibom men and women who are stable enough to compete favourably with their counterparts globally."

Worthy of commendation is the Chairman of Maurid Group of Schools, Dr. Godwin Umontuen, for his foresight and investment in education, and for being a true patriot who cares about the development of the state and country.

His massive investment is interwoven with love and patriotism for the country at the centre. It is selfless, with clear intention to train and equip health professionals needed to provide healthcare services for mankind.