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                                                                                  Okafor Chika Okafor.                                            vitcee25@gmail.com INTRODUCTION. The forming of a Political society was never on the interest of the common man as the rich looks for a way to protect themselves and their properties. Man was never jealous  nor greedy in the state of nature. He needed few things to sustain himself and not to save for the future use. In our world today, does justice favor the common man? Why should one man get up and fence a free  gift of nature that was supposed to be enjoyed by all, as his personal property? The spirit and interest of b...

By Franklin Chukwuemeka Izundu INTRODUCTION. This article seeks to carve a perfect portrait which bears the single onus of projecting the discovery of one’s ability as the panacea or the silver bullet that quells failure.   Discovering or uncovering once potentials entails or rather is all about having at ones finger tips what he or she can achieve without any help ab extra, hence it can be seen as knowing one’s strengths and weaknesses. In other words, the efforts and all that was put in towards the achieving of that particular goal all comes ab-intra A saying goes thus, “the richest place on earth is the grave yard” a succinct glance at the aforementioned, reveals that the saying was as a result of the belief that many die without discovering their potentials, and so, they are buried with the so-called talents with which they would have beautified the world and made it more habitable for man to dwell.   Discovery of  one’s talent  is synonymous to knowing ones ...