(TLF) The Ultimate Law Is Love

 #Literacy #TogetherWeCan 

#Literacy #TogetherWeCan   

 #Literacy #TogetherWeCan 

#Literacy  #TogetherWeCan 

  What can we do to reduce these vices and deviations from our schools? School is for learning and attaining literacy but for picking up immoral acts and vices. 21st of March annually is World Poetry Day. In TLF we encourage students especially tertiary students to come to our Centre every Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays where and when they can express their thoughts and opinions toward these issues through spoken word poetry, group circle counselling and seminars. We all can do our part to provide solutions for social development.  We thank those who have been charitable in providing us with needed equipments and items to aid our spoken word poetry activities. You too can participate and join us and donate. #Literacy  #TogetherWeCan 

#copied A young man was getting ready to graduate College. For many months he  had admired a beautiful sports car in a dealers' showroom, and knowing  his father could well afford it, he told him that was all he wanted. As Graduation Day approached, the young man awaited signs that his  father had purchased the car. Finally, on the morning of his  graduation his father called him into his private study. His father  told him how proud he was to have such a fine son, and told him how  much he loved him. He handed his son beautiful wrapped box.  Curious, but somewhat disappointed the young man opened the box and  found a lovely, leather bound BIBLE.  Angrily, he raised his voice at his father and said, "With all your  money you give me a BIBLE?" he stormed out of the house, leaving the  holy book. He never contacted his father again for a long time. Many  years passed and the young man was very successful in business.  He had a beautiful home and wonderful family, but realiz

We encourage engagements, contributions and support for our activities on the Internet, in our Centre and our out reaches around the states. Please bear in mind that money is essential in every family, organisation and even charities. We welcome donations in cash and kind, endowment and referrals. We also welcome volunteers and stipend support for those already volunteering. Tina Love Foundation  Guaranty Trust Bank  0033315918 ... Thank you in advance for your thought, intention, goodwill, prayer and action! #September #Literacy #TogetherWeCan  Remember God loves you, so no matter what, know that  ... the ultimate law is love Romans 13:10.

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Let us celebrate these geniuses in their own individual rights!  More people should be regarded for their academic prowess instead of reality shows which have no skill learning or educational benefit. #Literacy #TogetherWeCan 

 

#Literacy #TogetherWeCan 

In July of this year, we visited a government secondary school in Burutu LGA, and just like in many LGAs in and around Delta, there were infrastructural  issues begging for attention. Although it's a government school, it is also a public school and should be the concern of every member of the public. Helping to provide basic needs, renovate a school or build new structures should be the concern of everyone, including government, NGOs, alumni, PTA, community effort and SBMC members. These pictures are not from our visit but also reflect the decadence of education infrastructure all around Nigeria. #Literacy #TogetherWeCan   

... growing up in the 80s and 90s did not provide alternatives such as satellite TV, Internet or electronic media. Whenever there was no light or school or anything to do, we resorted to books. Yes oh my true life story. I read Chinua Achebe, SMO Aka, Shakespeare, encyclopaedia and the entire Bible between Junior and Senior secondary school levels. I didn't read them because I was forced or they were recommended in the school curriculum or Sunday school, I just read them with day light, and struggled with the sunset before darkness came. I thank God for that time in my life because I realise that over time I, like most of us, get so busy that even when we desire to read and put books aside to read, we get caught up with _other_ important activities. So what I recommend now is that children be taught first to read especially hardcopy materials (Bible, books, comics, encyclopaedia, indigenous and foreign literature and even newspapers) then we can start to introduce them to electroni

The Professor’s Confession Tim Gustafson This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. 1 John 3:16 1 John 3:11–18 Horrified by his students’ poor writing habits, renowned author and college professor David Foster Wallace considered how he might improve their skills. That’s when a startling question confronted him. The professor had to ask himself why a student would listen to someone “as smug, narrow, self-righteous, [and] condescending” as he was. He knew he had a problem with pride. That professor could and did change, but he could never become one of his students. Yet when Jesus came to Earth, He showed us what humility looks like by becoming one of us. Stepping across all kinds of boundaries, Jesus made Himself at home everywhere by serving, teaching, and doing the will of His Father. Even as He was being crucified, Jesus prayed for forgiveness for His executioners (Luke 23:34). Straining for every anguished breath, He still granted eternal life to a cri

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We sincerely thank our donors in our on going "back to school" support to staff and students of primary and secondary schools  around our Centre's present location. (Even as we pray that those of government Universities would soon resume with the calling off of the on going ASUU strike). We thank Dr Mrs Margaret for voluntarily donating items from her family not being used again but in good condition. We got school socks, shoes, clothes, bags and other items which we in turn have started distributing. While some beneficiaries come to the Centre to pick what they need up, we plan to go out next week Wednesday God willing to visit the schools we have penned down to visit.  We are happy to announce that, for the first time in a long time, we would be visiting private schools also, whose pupils and students may also be in need of basic school stationeries. We also have teaching aid chart and other items for Miss Favour whose Charity Organisation organises free French lessons