485 Quotes by Vincent Okay Nwachukwu

The ubiquitous faculty of conscience is ever ready, either as a silent witness or a prodding disciplinarian, thus rendering the offender susceptible to suspicion. It never fails to accuse us even when we try to excuse our sordid deed.

Women are radiant when cherished by the one they love. If ur wife is admired by others, kudos u're a caring husband.

The names we bear affect us in some way. A meaningful name often disciplines the bearer. An impatient Miss Patience will always be reminded to live up to her name. In the bid to clear her name she is disciplined.

The literate who does not read and the illiterate who cannot read are one and the same; both are ignorant.

I am wondering; an alcoholic and a ‘craziholic’ who is the greater ‘holic’? In other words, the dizziness of drunkenness and the dazedness of madness, which is the greater ‘ness’?

It is bizarre that people should commit atrocities in the name of their god. Such ones’ medulla oblong 'commonsense' is submerged in ecclesiastical balderdash.

The next time you lose your temper, better use torch light and find it so that you won’t be careless with your temper again

The melancholy caused by man’s intransigence argues for a third ear if he is to be more vicarious.

Following the option of least risk is a good policy.