Musings from Nancita's Heart

  Hello and welcome...  You're here because you most likely clicked on a link that led you here…and I bet you're glad you did... Welcome, welcome. Today, I'm blogging about: Chronicles of Teacher (Corper) Nan...   So presently, I'm observing the mandatory one year National Youth Service Corps, NYSC in Edo state. And I'm serving in a secondary school, like I wanted to 😁 NYSC is a program set up by the Nigerian government during the military regime to involve Nigerian graduates in the development of the country. The primary purpose of the scheme is to inculcate the spirit of selfless service to the community in Nigerian youths and to emphasize the spirit of oneness and unity, irrespective of cultural or social differences. One of these days, I'll settle down to write about my experience in this season... And I've learnt a lot from this season and these students…and I mean a lot. From teaching in itself to work ethics, and especially parenting. There's a

  Hello and welcome to my blog. I hope you've been fine and you're enjoying the last days of this quarter.  A quick encouragement: whatever you didn't achieve this quarter can still be achieved. Stay committed and dedicated, keep your eyes on your goals and guard your heart against pressure. Amen? About today's post: how else should we end this beautiful month of March, if not by talking about women, again? Plus today is Wednesday and Wednesdays are for women.  If you know anything about me, you'll know I love women. Women inspire and influence me greatly. For every male teacher I have, I have like five female teachers in that same industry or sector. I'm just naturally attracted to women who are not ashamed to get their hands dirty with purpose. There's a way they give others permission to be better and do better by just being themselves.  I strongly believe you can be a woman and have it all: blissful family, great career, thriving businesses, amazing frie

First, I officially welcome you to the month of March.  Daddy E.A Adeboye, Minister Victoria Orenze, Ayesha Curry and Nancita, all the amazing March stars I know, welcome you to a month of bliss.  I know you're asking why I didn't do this earlier, the month is already one week old and blah blah...but, is it your month? Toh, you may now hold your peace. So today is the 8th of March, 2022, and it is known as International Women's day world wide.    On behalf of all the women in the world, I dare say that we are just managing one day for this celebration/recognition. You and I know that a day isn't enough to celebrate any great woman you know.  Believe it or believe it.  Women are the best creations of God. Argue with your inner man. And I've been blessed with amazing women in my very small circle. I like it that way, btw.  Seriously, I don't understand how people say they don't keep female friends because of their drama. Like, how na?  Now, I'm not debunki

Sometime ago, I had the opportunity to preach the word somewhere and I think I preached up a storm to the glory of God. I got quite a bit of rich feedback and one person in particular walked up to me, after giving her compliment asked: "who do you listen to?"  That question caught me off guard...and I cannot recall my response. The truth is I actually listen to a lot of sound stuff. From sermons to podcasts to vlogs and all. So that question was not inappropriate. Just that I didn't see it coming and so I went blank. But as I think back today, I see it was a really valid question and so I am asking it forward...who do you listen to? Yes, you… I have come to realize that information is very much related to impartation. Words ride on the wings of spirit guys; that's why you cannot listen to just anything. I challenge you today to be intentional about what you listen to. If you're already Intentional, take it a notch higher and be super intentional. Guard your heart.