485 Quotes by Vincent Okay Nwachukwu

The life of husband and wife may be rife with strife, causing pain like a knife piercing the soul.

There is a refined mind behind every kind deed.

We may not bind with the blind, but we can find it in our mind to be kind to them.

Any torch incapable of illumination is completely useless; what else is sought after in a torch if not light?

Situating oneself in a spot of bother is not the coolest idea neither is gulping down pain reliever for another’s headache a feather in your cap.

It is illicit to exhibit a deficit habit toward those at the limit of their spirit.

The coffin is such a loathsome thing; the producer doesn’t need it, the seller doesn’t want it, the buyer doesn’t use it, the user doesn’t see it; and yet it must be bought.

It is highly un-African to casually puke out obituary announcement to a close relative except the announcer is pricing strangulation or has bought a second coffin for the recipient or himself. It is much better to tactfully preface the issue with preambles and have others present whose presence will prevent stories that touch the heart.

Death is sure to come whether prepared for or not. Even at that, no one sees a beautiful casket and buys it like he would a beautiful trinket, no matter the discount.