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Oasis of Success empowers young men and women to unlock their full potential and overcome life’s challenges. Join us today. Objectives:

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We inspire self-motivation, foster holistic growth, and support positive development in local communities and beyond. Oasis of Success is a dynamic platform dedicated to empowering young men and women to unlock their full potential and navigate life’s challenges with confidence. We are committed to fostering growth, resilience, and leadership among youth, providing them with the tools, resources,

and inspiration needed to excel personally and professionally. Through our initiatives, we create pathways for young individuals to overcome obstacles, build essential skills, and make meaningful contributions to their communities and the world at large. Empower young men and women to realize their full potential, unlocking their unique talents and capabilities.

2. Equip youth with the tools and mindset to overcome self-imposed limitations such as fear, doubt, and procrastination, enabling them to pursue their goals confidently.

3. Provide pathways for young individuals to transcend poverty, physical challenges, and other adversities, helping them achieve success, wealth, and a deeper understanding of life’s true riches.

4. Inspire self-motivation among young people, encouraging them to strive for excellence and reach their highest aspirations.

5. Foster environments that enable youth to build and strengthen their social, intellectual, spiritual, and professional capital.

6. Develop the capacities of young individuals to effect lasting change and make positive impacts, starting within their local communities and extending to the global stage.

7. Support the holistic development of youth, promoting positive growth and leadership in Nigeria and beyond.

15/07/2025

THE EDUCATION CONSULTANT AND EDUCATOR YOU NEED

Experienced in:

Designing engaging and relevant curriculum

Conducting educator training and development workshops - PD and PLC.

Developing strategic education programs for schools and organizations

Committed to unlocking student and teacher potential through innovation and deeper learning practices

Available for consultancy with:

Schools and educational institutions

Nonprofits and NGOs

Individual educators and school leaders

Open to collaborations that aim to improve educational outcomes

For enquiry, email, jomamel.ng@gmail.com, text or call +2348027085998(WhatsApp also)

04/04/2025

Contentment will always be ahead of wealth. A life wonderfully lived with great contentment is what having wealth and being rich is all about. It's ironical to know that being wealthy doesn't make one contented. God bless you.

03/04/2025

I am a CHILD of GOD. This should be our eternal anthem.

And, of course, we are all children of God.

Think about it.

Are you a child of God?

I pray and hope you'll affirm with me that you're a child of God.

May God bless us all.

24/03/2025

The unity of the Body of Christ, the Church, is upon us as Christians. Jesus Christ prayed(and still prays) for the unity of the church. He leads us and we shall not fail to follow in His steps. So, let's pray: https://prayerandpraisehub.blogspot.com/2025/03/prayer-deep-cry-for-mercy-and-unity-in.html

16/03/2025

🔥 Fashion Flashback: The Forgotten Elegance of Slip Skirts! 👗✨

Once upon a time, no stylish woman stepped out without a slip skirt under her dress. It was the secret to smooth, flowing fabric, no awkward cling, and a touch of modesty. But somewhere between the rise of athleisure, fast fashion, and sheer dresses, slip skirts vanished.

Now, with vintage fashion making a major comeback and layering trends on the rise, here’s the big question: Should slip skirts return?

Slip Skirts:

✅ Prevents fabric from sticking awkwardly
✅ Adds comfort & elegance to any outfit
✅ The perfect fix for sheer dresses & skirts

Would YOU wear a slip skirt today, or is it a thing of the past? Let’s hear your thoughts! ⬇️

In case you don't know know what slip Skirts are, see photos for your reference. And read my blog for more: http://shethrivesng.blogspot.com/2025/03/the-return-of-slip-skirts-classic.html

DO YOU THINK SLIP SKIRTS WILL EVER RETURN AGAIN TO GRACE THE WARDROBES OF WOMEN AND GIRLS?

05/02/2025

Good afternoon, everyone.

Please, I need information on the cost of transportation from the state where you're residing to FCT Abuja. Share with me the state where you are, the transport services provider and the amount they're presently charging.

Thank you in advance.

18/01/2025

15 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE "SLAVES OF SALOONS AND PUPPETS OF THE WEST."

IF LEADERS IN YOUR COUNTRY POSSESS ANY OF THESE CHARACTERISTICS, KNOW THAT YOU ARE BEING RULED BY PUPPETS AND FOREIGN PROXIES.

1. Subservience to Foreign Powers: They prioritize the interests of foreign governments or corporations over their nation’s sovereignty and development.

2. Corruption: They are deeply corrupt, enriching themselves and their allies at the expense of their country's resources and people.

3. Lack of Vision: They lack a clear and independent vision for their nation's progress, relying instead on directives from external forces.

4. Dependency on Foreign Aid: They perpetuate reliance on foreign aid rather than fostering self-reliance and sustainable development.

5. Suppression of Opposition: They silence dissenting voices through censorship, intimidation, or outright violence to maintain control.

6. Neglect of National Development: Infrastructure, education, and healthcare suffer under their leadership as they divert resources for personal gain.

7. Cronyism and Nepotism: They appoint unqualified allies and family members to key positions, weakening governance and institutions.

8. Luxury at the Expense of the Masses: They live extravagant lifestyles, often funded by state resources, while their citizens endure poverty.

9. Weakening of Local Institutions: They intentionally undermine or co-opt institutions like the judiciary and media to ensure foreign-backed dominance.

10. Promotion of Neo-Colonial Policies: They implement policies that perpetuate economic dependency and exploitation by external powers.

11. Resistance to Progressive Change: They resist reforms or movements that threaten their power or the interests of their foreign sponsors.

12. Exploitation of Ethnic and Religious Divides: They manipulate societal divisions to maintain control and distract from their failures.

13. Unpatriotic Decision-Making: Decisions on trade, security, and natural resources favor foreign entities at the expense of national interests.

14. Avoidance of Accountability: They use immunity, legal loopholes, or foreign backing to evade justice for their misdeeds.

15. Oppression of Grassroots Movements: They suppress grassroots initiatives and youth-led efforts that challenge their hold on power or advocate for national sovereignty.

These traits collectively highlight the betrayal of trust and lack of commitment to national progress by most leaders in Africa.

12/01/2025

COVENANT UNIVERSITY EMPLOYABILITY CLAIM: A CLOSER LOOK AT AT THE CONTROVERSY

Bishop David Oyedepo, Chancellor of Covenant University, recently made headlines with a bold claim that over 90% of the university's graduates are employable. While this statement underscores the institution's commitment to producing industry-ready graduates, it has sparked discussions about its validity and the metrics behind the claim.

Critics argue that the claim may be controvertible for several reasons:

1. Lack of Independent Verification: The employability rate of over 90% is impressive but raises questions about the data source. No third-party validation or detailed methodology was provided to substantiate this figure. Without such transparency, the claim remains open to scrutiny.

2. Ambiguity of "Employability": The term "employable" can have varying interpretations. Does it mean graduates are employed within a specific period after graduation, or does it refer to their preparedness for the job market? A lack of clear definition leaves room for doubt.

3. Absence of Comparative Data: Bishop Oyedepo stated that Covenant University tops the list of Nigerian universities with employable graduates, but no supporting rankings or reports from recognized bodies were cited. This omission raises questions about how the institution compares with its peers.

4. Economic Context: Nigeria's high unemployment rate, particularly among graduates, adds a layer of complexity. For Covenant University to maintain such a high employability rate, it would need to demonstrate how it addresses systemic challenges in the labor market.

While Covenant University’s focus on leadership development and problem-solving skills is laudable, experts emphasize the need for detailed and independently verified data to reinforce such claims. Transparent reporting, including graduate tracking and employer feedback, could strengthen the credibility of the university's achievement.

As debates continue, the spotlight remains on Covenant University to provide further evidence that its graduates are not only employable but are consistently excelling in the competitive job market.

07/01/2025

The face of the new and emerging Africa. A symbol of a continent on the rise. The beacon of the possibilities that lie within the walls of the continent of Africa.

My brother, my Captain, my President, I hail you. May God Almighty keep you safe from all the enemies of Africa, both in and outside. And may HE bless you and your reign over Faso.

Indeed, the "PEOPLE know their LEADERS!"

01/01/2025

THE SILENT CRISIS IN NIGERIA'S EDUCATION: A CALL TO ACTION

As we step into 2025, one cannot help but reflect on the state of Nigeria’s education system—a sector that should be the cornerstone of national development but has, unfortunately, been left in dire straits. The current administration under President Tinubu has yet to present a clear and actionable plan for addressing the systemic challenges in education. This silence is not just concerning; it is a crisis that demands immediate and sustained action.

The State of Education in Nigeria

From early childhood education to K-12 schools and higher institutions, the signs of neglect are glaring. Poor infrastructure, outdated curricula, underpaid and undertrained teachers, and the absence of innovative policies have left millions of children and youths ill-prepared for the future. Education, which should be the great equalizer, has instead become a symbol of inequality and missed opportunities.

Key Questions We Must Ask

As educators, parents, and stakeholders, we must confront critical questions:

Should we advocate for a restructuring of the education system to empower states to take full authority over education?

Is it time to redefine or eliminate the Federal Ministry of Education, which has often been inert in its role to advance learning?

Could a voucher system that privatizes K-12 education be the solution to drive quality and competition?

How do we refocus public schools to prepare our children for the realities of work and life in a rapidly changing world?

What Should Be Done?

While there are no easy answers, the path forward requires bold and decisive actions:

1. Restructure the System:
Decentralizing education and giving states more authority can help address regional disparities. States should design programs tailored to their unique challenges and needs.

2. Reform the Federal Ministry of Education:
Rather than eliminating the ministry, its role should be redefined. It must transition from a central authority to a regulatory and oversight body, ensuring quality, funding, and support across the nation.

3. Promote Hybrid Models for K-12 Schools:
Introducing a voucher system for private schools could empower parents and drive competition. However, this must be balanced with strengthening public schools to avoid exacerbating inequality.

4. Invest in Curriculum and Teachers:
The curriculum must be updated to include life skills, technology, and career readiness. Teachers need better training, resources, and incentives to attract top talent and improve classroom outcomes.

5. Demand Accountability:
Civil society, educators, and stakeholders must unite to demand a National Education Roadmap from the government. This roadmap should set clear, measurable goals for improving the education sector within the next four years.

The Role of Stakeholders

We, the educators, parents, school leaders, policymakers, and concerned citizens, must lead the charge. The government may be silent, but we cannot afford to be. We must raise our voices, write, organize, and advocate for change. Education is not just a government responsibility; it is a collective responsibility.

A Call to Action

The time to act is now. Let’s demand that education takes center stage in national discourse. Let’s hold the government accountable for its promises—or its silence. Together, we can inspire the change needed to transform education in Nigeria into a tool for empowerment, equality, and progress.

Let’s start the conversation. Share your thoughts, ideas, and solutions in the comments below. Together, we can shape a brighter future for Nigeria’s children and youth.

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Daniel Imeli, a passionate advocate for education and development, is committed to driving positive change in Nigeria’s education system.

31/12/2024

THE STATE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION IN NIGERIA: A CALL FOR URGENT ACTION

How would you describe the state of public education in Nigeria today? Unfortunately, it paints a grim picture:

Pre-K education is nearing extinction, leaving many children without a strong early learning foundation.

The K-12 system is in a state of comatose, plagued by insufficient funding, outdated infrastructure, and a lack of innovation.

The so-called national curriculum is alarmingly out of sync with the realities of a rapidly changing world, failing to equip learners with the skills and knowledge needed for today’s challenges.

If this trend continues unchecked, I fear we may see the complete erosion of the value of education in our nation. Education, which should be the cornerstone of national development, is losing its potency.

It’s disheartening that the government appears indifferent, prioritizing other sectors while the future of our children and our nation's intellectual capital hangs in the balance.

This is a clarion call to stakeholders—parents, educators, private organizations, and policymakers. We must collaborate to revive the public education system. Here are a few steps we can explore:

1. Prioritize Early Childhood Education: Reinstate and revitalize Pre-K programs to ensure foundational development for all children.

2. Modernize the Curriculum: Align it with global best practices, emphasizing critical thinking, problem-solving, and digital literacy.

3. Boost Funding: Increase budgetary allocation to public education and ensure effective utilization of funds.

4. Foster Public-Private Partnerships: Encourage collaboration between the government and private sector to improve infrastructure and resources.

The future of our nation depends on the quality of education we provide today. We cannot afford to remain silent. Let's spark this much-needed conversation and advocate for change.

What other solutions can we explore to save public education in Nigeria? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments.

17/10/2024

"Life is a series of tests, challenges, and difficulties that we must work diligently at getting through on a daily basis in order to fulfill our Ultimate Purpose. If we give up, or take the effortless path, we will never reach the potential that resides within us. We must risk, we must dare, and it is imperative that we make life adventurous. If nothing is risked in life, nothing remarkable will ever be accomplished." - .

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