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Some Personal Reflection as the Year Unfolds

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I t is the first of my write-ups in the New Year and on that note I bid every potential reader of this piece a great new year. The year is some few days old and as the first month is almost done with, I have had a little challenge as to what to put up on my eco-blog for a starter in the New Year. Finally, I have decided to come out in a more personal way which I believe would inspire more ideas needed for the rest of the year. The year seems quite young to have enough variables to predict some possibilities and it’s a little too early to assume any level of certainty as regards where we left off on issues that got the most attention in 2016. However, there are certain fixed factors that may fuel some happenings in the New Year, but then, a whole lot of events are unpredictable at least for now. Now that we have a Trump in the White house and as the whole world await the many unusual possibilities as envisaged and has projected from Mr. Trump’s Personality predispositio...

Change in my way!

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Demonstrating to students the process of transplanting of potted seedlings "we stand at a point in the history of mankind when the possibility of a future free of ecological disasters and climate change related impacts rests so much on the tune of our collective attitudinal predisposition to the changes we need today. We all have a part to play in this for it’s our future in our hands" O vertime, my participation at some international processes and programs has greatly influenced my understanding about the necessity of youths taking active part in the moves for change in the society. Aside from the deep passion towards being part of the move for change, a lot of my motivation comes from the poorly structured societal status of my country, a predominantly developing economy where the orientation towards a total development is largely poor; this in turn has greatly affected the necessary timely interventions needed in the society. And while there are limited openi...