Today as I saw the clouds forming for the showers of heaven above to bless us and our farms, I panick not for me but for the countless children and adult whose abode is the street.
I could not do all I set out for myself today.Because their thought and need for shelter and protection occupied my mind this morning.
The question is what can we do?
what are we doing that is not write?
what else can we do to help them?
Please I need your comments because My heart is not at peace when I have to sleep
in a comfortable home and a child is out there.

I love and adore flowers,plants,trees and sea shells.
l love their various unique scent.I have been collecting flowers from tender age of five(5).
The withering of a flowers breaks my heart but when another blossoms on a the plants then my heart gladdens.
Sweeping and throwing a way sweet smelling flowers annoyes me so much I started drying them and now lam now one the biggest producer of potpourri(nature's air freshener) and fragance oil.
so what started as a hobby and the desire to protect the environment and adore nature has now become a business that employs about twenty(20) people.
apart from eradicating poverty by given jobs to the unemployed we save the envionment and preserving nature.
let's look around us and see the many benefit of nature.

Doing a research work recently took me to a very deprived area in Ghana.I Spent two days in the village with no electricty and not surprisingly no potable water.but that is not important as they are luxuries to the marginalised people on the farm.
my concern is the children on the farm under the scorching sun trying to help their parents.........and i ask myself what would be their future.
In this era of CAPITATION GRANT in Ghana where education has become free for all children of school going age,children are still working on the farm.(the big excuse give by parents in this community is lack of finance to acquire school materials like school uniform.
Even with the introduction of the NEPAD INITIATIVE of feeding children in school and free education,parents still come with flimsy excuse of inability to afford school materials-which some cases might be genuie.

The question how do reach this people for them to understand the fact that education is the key to opening the window of hope for not only their children but themselves and their community.

Last year my organisation donated school materials to over 200 pupils of rural schools,and gosh the big smiles on the faces of both children and parents could bring tears to the eyes of anyone.

what is the solution of putting every child in school?