Its Rape Reap. In South Eastern Nigeria, Chibueze, a talented young man was assigned to govern a small remote village because he had offended a powerful Elder who work in a royal court. Few weeks into arrival at his new post, all he did was to drink and sleep. He ignored all work and let his tasks pile up. A year later, the court sent an auditor to his office, who upon arrival, the auditor heard the villagers complaining about Chibuezes negligence of his duties. As usual, he met him drunk. The auditor was very furious at such lackadaisical behavior, he then queried his disregard for duty. But the young man pleaded and requested that the auditor come back in three days, and everything will be done. Three days later, the auditor returned only to discover a well-groomed young man in an orderly office with all his assignment completed. He had finished a years worth of work in only three days. The auditor was amaze, and later learned that Chibueze had been cast out to the remote village because he was the victim of personal vendetta. When the auditor returned to court, he recounted his experience to the Judge. The end. Friends, the world never (and will never) ceases to provide us with wonders. Each of us is distinct in our own right, what works for one may not necessarily work for another. For instant, early to bed, early to rise is an acceptable norm for proper living but could be detrimental for those who nocturnes. For folks who find the nine-to-five work schedule uncomfortable, knowing our natural working rhythm is key for productivity. Like Chibueze, most of us requires just a little push to achieve our object. ...Rape the fright, Reap in flight.
Posted on: Mon, 07 Jul 2014 08:35:56 +0000
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