YOUR CHARACTER

Life has only one author, and readers, you are the author of your life be careful on what you write because your audience may not like your publish.        (Jimon) 

        Michael, a very  handsome young guy  lived a careless life in his university thinking that it doesn't matter. He went after ladies and never participated In any religious activities. He believed that being intelligent will fetch him a good life after, he respected no body. Years after graduation from university, he turned into a drunker. He died in a car accident.

             Moral.         
Be kind to people on your way up because you may still meet them on your way coming down
Michael from the story above thought that he will live in different world after graduation not knowing that its not only his classmates that was watching. Certificate is justified based on moral and academic excellence, Michael made first class in academic, but got F in morale and no body would like to emply such person. Your character comes first, watch it

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