485 Quotes by Vincent Okay Nwachukwu

Affluence and influence are two sides of the wealth coin; around its circumference are power, glory, honor, pomp and pageantry.

Life is so unfair. Why would children be born to parents who use and abuse them while those who cherish and ‘garnish’ them remain ‘empty’? Why would the obdurate and cantankerous abound in wealth while the affectionate and generous pauperize? Why would the beautiful and dutiful lack suitors while the bland and unplanned are plenteously patronized? Why would everyday be for the thief’ and not for the chief? Why, why and why?

Not surprising though, those whose wealth come from questionable practices hardly utilize it for answerable causes. They thereby insulate themselves from divine recognition.

The rich apply the manipulative power of money to wriggle out of trouble, but the poor either walks or talks himself out of trouble.

Money is a language universally understood. Inability to speak it fluently is a deformity. Moral support, sympathy and oratory are all bark and no bite if not backed with cash. Any claim on wisdom without cash is void.

Money readily rhymes with honey. The irony is that the journey to both is thorny. The testimony of those tasting money is in harmony with the above.

Money is Something but not Everything. Nothing results in Anything worthwhile without money.

Money is power and a friend in power is a friend lost.

True money can’t buy life but you can lose a life because of poverty.