Words From the Founder of The Maurice Akueme Foundation; Chief Maurice Emeka Akueme to The Youths

Being a youth comes with a lot of responsibilities and if we are not paying enough attention we might end up being victims of our own deeds.

During this stage, there is a lot of experimentation but a low degree dedication.

At this stage of youthfulness we are in the midst of an identity crisis that has promoted us to explore and experiment with various values, cultures, beliefs, lifestyles and even goals.

But if this is done without good or proper measures then as we know naturally the law of karma will catch up and this can lead to extreme harmful future.

YOUTH is best understood as a period of transition from the dependence of childhood to adulthood’s independence.

That’s why, as a category, youth is more fluid than other fixed age-groups. Yet, age is the easiest way to define this group, particularly in relation to education and employment, because ‘youth’ is often referred to a person between the ages of leaving compulsory education, and finding their first job.

Youth stage is the stage regarded as the stage where economically fit beings are found.

At this stage of youthfulness if we forget about what we want to be, if we abandon self rediscovery and run after temporary goals then we end up falling into our own traps.