485 Quotes by Vincent Okay Nwachukwu

In patience a child is nuts. If he wants food it has to be there and then. A four-year promise is nonsense to a child of two; the period is outside his fathomable realm; it is twice his age.

To train a child in the way he should go, the trainer has to be in front of the same way providing example.

Consistently saying something instead of something-else is ‘matriculation’ into insanity. If symptoms ‘insist’, ‘construct’ your doctor before ‘convocation’.

Classroom is the foundation. The real construction is done in a quiet room where we school ourselves.

Smoke defies the axiom that whatever goes up must come down.

Finding your tongue to speak calmly under provocation can be tongue twisting. It’s still possible though, to supply a mild reply that complies with restraint. There is maturity in getting your tongue around to speak peacefully.

The ‘nonreadablity’ of the lettered is a laid-back or rather, a pathetically defeatist attitude. Allitracy and illiteracy are two sides of ignorance.

The more we learn, the more we know there is more to learn. We are blind to the things we are ignorant of.

If gluttony and drunkenness are the two sides of the abuse coin, then drug addiction is the paper currency.