Bells Tech Leo Club

Dear Charter President Ahmed Sojobi,
Its been a wonderful and thrilling experience working side by side with such an intellectual and passionate young motivator and mentor such as yourself. The experience I have gotten over the years has prepared me and trained me to successfully relinquish my post as your secretary just to assume the prestigious office of the first female president of BellsTech Leo club. It has truly been an honour to be a charter officer of this club.
I appreciate all the efforts, time, finances, and passion devoted to my self development.
I intend to passionately and diligently carry on the vision you had for this club onward. With all my heart and might I would make BellsTech Leo club proud, as well as yourself, by God's grace.
Yours faithfully,
(Ex)Charter Secretary
Adabonyan Oluwakemi

"In all thy getting, always save a penny to help the needy" Abiola Sojobi

Together we serve better.

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Leo Nonye holding the club charter certificate

You can make a difference in your life, your family, school, church, community, and world! The world desperately needs you, your ideas, your compassion, and your spiritual outlook. Your thoughts and actions can make a positive change in another's life. It's never too late to start giving. The best gifts are the gifts from the heart.

Here are just a few simple things you can do to help make a difference in others' lives:

Go through your clothes (and your home), and get rid of anything you don't wear or don't need. Be sure to check this out with your parents. Take women's and children's clothes to a shelter for battered women and children. There are other good organizations that need your donations, such as Salvation Army. This allows you to give to people who are really in need and allows you to eliminate the old and open the way for the new.

Write a thank you note or do something nice for a teacher who you really appreciate. Ideas: Give flowers, make cookies, buy lunch, offer to clean up the classroom, set up chairs. It's amazing how seldom teachers get thanked and how much your "thank you" will mean to them.

Go to a local retirement community and see what you can do to help. Offer to read, open mail, get groceries, or help clean. Get to know some of the residents by spending time with them. This will brighten their days more than you can possibly imagine. There is usually an Events Coordinator or Program Manager who you can contact to give you ideas or put you in contact with residents.

YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE What Can You Do For Others—A Focus on Giving

We're all familiar with the question, "What's in it for me?" It's an understandable query, but it's also very self-focused and doesn't help us be successful or stay on the Christian path.

A better sentiment to follow if we want to be successful and make a difference is found in the words former President Kennedy said at his Inaugural Address in 1961: "Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country."

This is excellent guidance for just about any endeavor or any situation. Rather than asking what school or jobs or relationships can do for us, we can think about what we can do for school, for a job situation, for our friends or family.

What happens when we shift the focus away from getting to giving is that we open ourselves to a new way of thinking and living. We take the focus off ourselves; we're less self-conscious and less egotistical. We're able to help and celebrate others and their accomplishments. We open ourselves to the blessings God is trying to give to us, blessings we can't really receive if we're focused on "what's in it for me."

Remember the Bible story of Abram (later Abraham) and Lot (Gen 13)? For whatever reason, the land that they were living on together wasn't supporting all their livestock, and the herdsmen were arguing. So Abram – even though he was the eldest, and by right had the first pick of the land – offered Lot the first pick of land. Abram didn't think about getting the first or the best or the most. He placed all his confidence in God and gave his right of choice to Lot. So Lot chose the land that eventually got destroyed, S***m and Gomorrah. God gave Abram everything else that his eyes could see. Pretty amazing.

Remember Joseph (Gen 37, 39-47)? He was thrown into a pit and taken to prison. When he got to Potiphar's house, he didn't even think about himself. Rather, he did the best he could for Potiphar, and Potiphar acknowledged that. The same happened when he interpreted Pharaoh's dream. He didn't interpret the dream for his own glory; Joseph knew God would give him the interpretation.

As a result, Joseph was raised to the highest position in the land next to Pharaoh. Joseph didn't seek fame and fortune. It came as a result of serving and being close to God. He was also reunited with his father and his family. That was a huge blessing for Joseph. Plus, he saved his family from starvation. He was always working for others.

As we go into the school year, let's really think about how we can be like Abram and give others the first choice. Let's be like Joseph and work to serve others. Let's stay close to God. Let's be confident in God's ability to show us how to give, serve, and support our family, friends, school, community, world. There are endless possibilities and opportunities. Best of all, giving is also about receiving – receiving a much deeper, stronger faith in God's selfless purpose for each one of us. -

cited from www.biblewise.com

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"If we DREAM boldly and pursue our dreams, we will achieve more than we ever believed possible. This is our time to LEAD. This is your time to ACHIEVE." –Barry Palmer, Lions Club International President

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Leo president alongside members of the sponsoring Lions club..... New Iganmode Lions club...

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Leo president delivering an opening speech at the commissioning of the Time Management project in school

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Good News...... Bellstech Leo club has finally been chatered July 16, 2013 at the Lions Club International oakbrook Chicago..... Keep your eyes on the watch as the club charter induction ceremony comes up Soonest....

Vice chancellor Prof.Isaac Adeyemi, comissioning the club Time management project on campus....

We do charity because it is pleasant in the sight of God...and above all things in life,there is nothing above CHARITY.