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dangers of premarital sex by eguriase s. m. okaka

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Dangers of Premarital Sex By Eguriase S. M. Okaka Premarital sex is sexual intercourse practiced by individuals who are unmarried. It usually refers to sexual relations between two people prior to marrying each other. In some culture, the term is used instead of fornication due to the negative meaning association with the latter. Some degree of ambiguity has been linked with premarital sex. Some say it is unclear whether sex between individuals who are legally forbidden from marrying or sexual relations between persons uninterested in marrying could be considered premarital. Therefore, alternative names have been suggested, such as youthful sex, adolescent sex, and young adult sex. Premarital sex comes with some tragic consequences – from the physical to the emotional and the spiritual. Premarital sex may open wide the door of distrust and suspicion. Couples may lose their dignity, honor and mutual respect which they could have enjoyed if they had abstained from sex before marriage...
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discipline by eguriase s. m. okaka

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Discipline By Eguriase S. M. Okaka Discipline is the quality of being in control of one’s behavior as a result of constant training. Discipline also means being well-behaved. A disciplined person is one who shows ability to control his or her behavior. He or she has a good training of mind and character and is able to exercise self-control and obedience to rules and regulation. A disciplined person does things as the society or group approves, rather than, as he or she wants. Every society needs disciplined men and women for the affairs of a society to run smoothly. Discipline is one of the most important values in a society. It enables us to do the right things without being forced. No society ever realizes its goals if its citizens are not disciplined. Attributes of Discipline Like other values, discipline has many attributes, some of which include:  Self-control: Self control is the ability to control your feelings, actions and desires, especially while expressing them. A sel...
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contentment by eguriase s. m. okaka

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Contentment By Eguriase S. M. Okaka Contentment is the feeling of satisfaction and happiness with what one has and with oneself. A person who is content is not desperate about things. However, contentment does not mean that a person should not make genuine efforts to have more things of life but only requires that he or she is not desperate in the efforts he or she makes. A content person cannot say I must get it at all cause. If he does, he is no longer a contented person but a desperate person. Contentment and desperation are two parallel lines which cannot meet in any way. Contented people regard whatever they have as the will of God. This is the key to fulfillment, freedom and security. Let me say here that if contentment is in the life of a person that person is safe from life’s problem which is often cause by anxiety and fear for tomorrow and what it might bring in terms of ones needs or desires. Do you know that a contented man or woman does have anxiety related sickness hype...
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traffic rules and regulations by eguriase s. m. okaka

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Traffic Rules and Regulation By Eguriase S. M. Okaka Traffic rules and regulations came into Nigeria during the colonial era. Traffic rules and regulations are passed into law by every country to guarantee the safety of all road users. With the increase of vehicular movement in Nigeria, the laws on road traffic must be properly handled by the authority in charge. The National Road Traffic Act was enacted on 1st January, 1949 which later gave birth to vehicle inspection office. Meaning of Traffic Rules and Regulations Traffic rules and regulations are acts or laws enacted by the legislature of a country to make our roads accident free. It is called the Highway Code in Nigeria. These laws are made to check driver’s behavior. Traffic rules and regulations could also be define as sets of statements and symbols which direct road users at any given circumstance on what to do and what must not be done in order to avoid accident and ensure safety for all road users. Traffic Rules and Regula...
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human rights by eguriase s. m. okaka

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HUMAN RIGHTS By Eguriase S. M. Okaka Meaning of Human Rights Human beings have been on this earth for over 4,000 years. They had always lived together in communities, nations or countries. Some of these people in these communities or nations are poor and weak while others are rich and strong. The need to prevent oppression and intimidation among the people and make them continue to live together happily in peace and harmony led to the concept of human rights. Human rights are rights that people possess by virtue of being human beings, and are neither created nor can be abrogated by any government. All individuals belong to a society; and such, becomes citizens of that society where they freely exercise their rights. In other words, the rights of citizens of a country are those entitlements they enjoy as citizens of that country. Human rights can also be define as rights people are entitled to by reason of being human beings regardless of their race, religion, sex, nationality, etc...
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na wetin we go get from dis generation by Eguriase S.M. Okaka

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constitution by eguriase s. m. okaka

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Constitution By Eguriase S. M. Okaka Meaning of Constitution A constitution is a set of laws, rules and regulations by which a country is governed. Constitution also refers to the body of agreed rules and principles stating how the powers of a state are to be exercised. It is the basic fundamental laws of any country and all other laws govern the country must be in conformity with provision of the constitution. Any law made outside the constitution is regarded as unconstitutional and therefore null and void. The constitution contains the working of government, sets limits for actions of government, and outlines the duties, rights and obligation of the citizen. Every country has a constitution which is either written or unwritten. Sources of Constitution The constitution used to govern a country is regarded as supreme, and is derived from a number of sources. They include:  Common law (customs and traditions of the people): Some of the customs of the people in a country which a...
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Democracy by Eguriase S. M. Okaka

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DEMOCRACY By Eguriase S. M. Okaka Meaning of Democracy Democracy is a form of government that had its root in Athens in ancient Greece in Europe. The democracy is derive from two Greek words “Demo” meaning “the people” and “Krates” meaning “rule”. In this form of government power belongs to the people, administered by the people and the powers to elect representatives/officials are vested on the people sometime democracy is referred to as government by the consent of the governed. Democracy may be defined as a system of government in which all eligible people of a state or country can vote to elect their representatives. According to Abraham Lincoln, democracy can be defined as government of the people, by the people and for the people. It is a form of government in which power belongs to the people as a whole. Feature of Democracy Democracy is the most popular form of government today because of it features. They include: • Independence of the judiciary • Majority rule • Applicat...
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