In the 15th century, Zaria had a legendary queen called Amina. She was reputed to be a fierce warrior who, according to oral legend, after conquering enemy armies in battle, would choose a lover from one of their warriors and then execute him the next morning after making love to him.

P.S. from the book: what Britain did to Nigeria.

Idea

“Who is the judge?

The judge is God. Why is he God?

Because He decides who wins or loses not my Opponent. Who is your Opponent ?

He does not exist. Why doesn’t he exist?

Because he is a mere dissenting voice of the truth I speak !”

Image credit: DepositPhotos | The great debaters.

To give out love always, to forgive as soon as possible, to tell people how much you love them, show them how much you love them, spread love and happiness, because life, life is a gamble with terrible odds; and if it was a bet we wouldn't take it. Tomorrow is not promised.

From the movie: Treasure in the sky. Photo credit: iStock photos.

Wait, what's Gadau? Where's Gadau? Who's Gadau?

It's neither the what nor the where that matters as a curious question but the who.

Gadau, though a small community in the northeast part of Nigeria, Bauchi State, is a state where hard-work is a paramount characteristics right from a tender age.

Gadau does not really personalize apprenticeship or education in a broadly manner, but it embraces labor (hard-work)...

Working really hard is not a rule-of-third cliche in Gadau, hard-work is in fact what this community is known for.

The most interesting phenomenon about Gadau is that children do labor like they are adults. Children as little as 3-12 years do lots of house chores, run errands for their parents, go to farm-work, but also go school so they won't be left out in the future.

Diligence, in Children, is the pizzazz that attracts curiosity in the minds of explorers about Gadau. What a lovely community to live in and be inspired. Visit Gadau today! www.networkmyintuition.com