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My assignment is to guide teenagers, support Parenteens, and inspire teens to make wise choices, grow in all areas of life, avoid harmful lifestyles and mindsets, and live purposeful, responsible, and impactful lives.

‎Happy childrens day to all children of Nigeria to those at home and those kidnapped.‎‎As it’s election season lets use ...
27/05/2026

‎Happy childrens day to all children of Nigeria to those at home and those kidnapped.

‎As it’s election season lets use this opportunity to to sound a note of warning to all those running for office - Nigeria has problems (one of which is kidnapping)

‎I don’t have the solutions to the problems that’s why I’m not running for office, if you run for office better have answers, don’t run and enter office to tell us that kidnapping was in existence before your term and “it’s not today they have been kidnapping people from their houses“

‎Don’t run if you don’t have answers and a solution, stop gambling with the lives of innocent Nigerians.

Kingsley Okonkwo

He said he loves me and wants to marry me.As a teenage girl, I need you to understand something very important: you can ...
27/05/2026

He said he loves me and wants to marry me.

As a teenage girl, I need you to understand something very important: you can easily be deceived if you are not trained or aware of the realities of life.

That is why I am passionate about teaching and mentoring young girls and boys in this generation. We are living in a time where many people are living life without guidance, without wisdom, and without training. But life is not something you approach carelessly. You cannot go to war without training and expect to survive. In the same way, you cannot enter relationships, marriage, business, or adulthood without proper guidance and expect everything to work smoothly.

You need to be trained about life.

You need to understand how life works outside your imagination, outside social media, outside fantasy, and outside what people make you believe. When you understand life, you will know how to navigate it wisely. You will know how to relate with people, how to protect yourself emotionally, how to make better decisions, and how to identify lies before they destroy your future.

If you are not trained, you can be deceived.

A lot of girls today are crying because of decisions they made in their teenage years. Some are still suffering from mistakes they made in their twenties because nobody guided them. Nobody taught them. Nobody warned them.

This is why mentorship is important.

As a young girl, you need someone you can trust. Someone you can talk to. Someone you can be accountable to. There are certain things you may not feel comfortable discussing with your parents, and that is why mentorship matters. You need a trusted mentor who can listen to you, guide you, correct you, and help you make wise decisions before you make painful mistakes.

Please, don’t do life alone.

One of the reasons many people live on trial and error is because they refuse to learn from those who have gone ahead of them. But life becomes easier when you learn from people who already have experience. There are people who have seen life before you. They have seen patterns, pain, heartbreak, regret, manipulation, failure, and consequences. Their experiences can become wisdom for you if you are willing to learn.

You don’t need to learn every lesson the hard way.

Experience is not always the best teacher. Sometimes, experience is a painful teacher. The best kind of learning is learning from other people’s experiences so you can avoid unnecessary pain.

That is one of the reasons I wrote the book “Life After Secondary School.”

This book exposes many of the realities young people are facing in this generation. It teaches you things many people wish they knew earlier in life. It will help you think better, choose wisely, and avoid certain mistakes that destroy destinies.

I truly wish someone had sat me down when I was younger and taught me these things. I wish someone taught me the importance of mentorship, guidance, and learning from the experiences of others. My mistakes would have been fewer. I wouldn’t have spent years doing trial and error with my life.

And that is why I am speaking to you today.

I don’t want you to repeat the same mistakes others have made. I want you to become wiser, stronger, and more prepared for life.

So please, get a mentor.
Get guidance.

You deserve a better future, but wisdom is what helps you build it.

And please, do your best to purchase my book, “Life After Secondary School.” It will help you more than you know.

Mr shalom Teen coach and Parenteen Supporter
Author of the book Life After Secondary School

At 14, I had a boyfriend. We were age mates. We thought we were in love. We broke up when I was 16. At 17, I started dat...
27/05/2026

At 14, I had a boyfriend. We were age mates. We thought we were in love. We broke up when I was 16. At 17, I started dating another guy. He was 21. I trusted him. I believed him. And at 17, I got pregnant. That pregnancy ruined my dreams, my plans, and my entire future. My friends mocked me. They laughed. They distanced themselves from me. I became alone in a world that used to be full of dreams.

When my family found out I was pregnant, they told me to go and stay with him so he could take care of me. But he was living with his grandmother. He had nothing. He was not working. He could not even feed himself. I entered that house with empty hands and an empty heart, thinking love would take care of me. But I met hell.

All the love he professed disappeared. The sweet words vanished. Every promise turned into pain.

I suffered. To eat was a problem. To drink water was a problem. To even get soap to bathe was a struggle.
He would watch me, heavily pregnant, going to the farm to plant groundnuts for people just to find something small to survive.

Sometimes hunger would finish me, and I would sneak to my mother’s house to eat. My sister would secretly send me money, and I would hide to eat like a criminal just to stay alive.

He maltreated me. He ignored me completely. He never touched me. He stopped talking to me. He refused to sleep in the same room with me. He behaved as if I did not exist. I became sick one day, so sick they had to rush me to the hospital.

Then I gave birth, and the pain of my life became deeper.
He refused to see me. He refused to see the baby. He did not step foot near us.

After two days, my baby died.
My nine months of suffering disappeared in two days. No child. No school. No future. Just a scar inside my heart that I am still struggling to heal.

I returned to my parents’ house the same day the child died. That same year I was supposed to write WAEC. But because of everything that happened, my parents refused to register me. I dropped out. I never finished secondary school.

After some time, I traveled to Lagos to save money to write WAEC by myself. Then I met another guy online. He promised me marriage. He promised to sponsor my education. He came to my family and made his intentions known. My family accepted him. I believed him. I was 19.

But when I travelled home to write my exam, he and his family refused to let me return to Lagos. His village is close to mine, but they speak a different dialect. I used to visit him at his house. His family knew me well. My family knew him well. I got pregnant again for him, and he was happy.

I started living with him. He lived in a family house. He was still a student. He was 28. I was 19. I gave birth to my child at 20.

Then everything changed again. He started cheating. He got another girl pregnant. He began maltreating me. His family said nothing. He never married me again. He never talked about school again. All the promises were lies.

I suffered under the hot sun with my child in my arms, trying to feed myself and him. The pain was too much. The insults were too much. I could not endure anymore. I left.

I took my son to my mother and returned to Lagos to start life from the beginning. Today, I am in Lagos. My son is with my mother.

I had no one advising me. No mentor. No guide. No one to show me the right path. I grew up without a mother who took time to guide me, and life became my teacher. A hard teacher. A painful teacher. But I have learnt my lesson now.
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And now I speak to every teenager reading this:
Do not allow any man to deceive you in the name of marriage or school sponsorship. It is just a trap to make you agree and have s*x with him. I made this mistake twice. Please do not make it once.

Let my mess be your message. Let my tears be your warning. Let my pain open your eyes.

Teenagers, please stay away from love relationships. Please protect your future. Please say no to s*x.

A few minutes of pleasure can destroy your whole life.

If you don't learn anything from this story as a teen girl then you are playing with your life.

Mr shalom Teen coach and Parenteen Supporter
Author of the book Life After Secondary School

Women are the major cause of 90% of the problems they face in marriage.I saw a post where a married woman said her husba...
27/05/2026

Women are the major cause of 90% of the problems they face in marriage.

I saw a post where a married woman said her husband’s number isn’t even one of the numbers that can be called if there is an emergency in her life.

Think about that deeply.

Your husband…
But not your safe place.
Not your emergency contact.
Not the first person to call when life goes wrong.

And under that post, another woman commented:

“Women are the major cause of 90% of the problems they face in marriage.
I have since stopped pitying us! We can enable shiii from the beginning and when it gets out of hand, we’ll start playing victims.

These things dey start from dating but we sabi ignore red bill boards.”

Painful truth, but there is wisdom inside it.

A lot of women ignore red flags because they are blinded by money, attention, gifts, lifestyle, or s*x. They see warning signs but keep giving excuses:
“He will change.”
“Nobody is perfect.”
“At least he spends on me.”
“At least he loves me.”

No.

Many people are not in love. They are emotionally attached to benefits.

And this is why I keep telling young women:
Have your own source of income.

The moment your survival depends on a man, you will start tolerating nonsense. You will overlook disrespect because you are afraid to lose financial support. You will settle for an irresponsible man simply because he has money.

And let me say another hard truth:

If you remove money from many men, you will discover that they actually have nothing meaningful to offer.

No character.
No emotional intelligence.
No leadership.
No vision.
No purpose.
No discipline.
No responsibility.
Nothing.

That is why many men lead with money first. Immediately they like a woman, they start fronting money. Sending money. Spraying money. Showing lifestyle.

Psychologically, many of them understand that money can buy attention. Money can create emotional attachment. Money can make a woman ignore what she would normally reject.

And many women fall for it.

Know this, it's not difficult for a woman to love.

Now let’s balance the truth too:

If you remove s*x from many women, you will also discover that many of them have nothing meaningful to offer.

No peace.
No wisdom.
No emotional maturity.
No loyalty.
No vision.
No self-development.
No values.
Nothing beyond physical attraction.
Everything is centered around their body.

This is why I keep saying:
Remove money.
Remove s*x.

Then weigh the person properly.

That is when you will truly see who they are.

Because if your eyes are still controlled by money or s*x while choosing a life partner, you are likely setting yourself up for pain.

You won’t think clearly.
You won’t observe properly.
You will ignore character because your emotions are already compromised.

S*x blinds many people emotionally.
Money blinds many people mentally.

That is why dating should not just be about vibes, enjoyment, and attention. Dating is supposed to be a season of observation.

Pay attention to conversations.
Pay attention to reactions and lifestyles.
Pay attention to beliefs.
Pay attention to how they treat people.
Pay attention to anger.
Pay attention to discipline.
Pay attention to patterns.

Character always leaks.
Always.

But many people are too distracted to notice it.

Not every man that spends on you values you.

Some people are simply using what they have to gain access to what they want.

This is why knowledge is important.

Learn relationship dynamics.
Read books.
Study human behavior.
Ask deep questions.
Stop rushing into marriage because of pressure, age, loneliness, or social media competition.

Many people crying in marriage today ignored what they should have paid attention to during dating.

And the painful part is this:
Most red flags don’t appear suddenly after marriage.
They were already there.

People just ignored them.

So I keep teaching young people:
Build yourself.
Develop your mind.
Learn how to make decisions beyond emotions.

Because one wrong relationship decision can affect your peace, your future, your children, your mental health, and your entire life.

The truth is harsh, but sometimes harsh truth saves people from future pain.

Mr shalom Teen coach and Parenteen Supporter
Author of the book Life After Secondary School

27/05/2026

U asked me to help u with 1k, & I told u I don’t have. Then u asked me why, “How can i not have it? u that don’t have it, how?”

One of the ways you can support Mr shalom I have two key resources:Life After Secondary School — written for teenagersTh...
26/05/2026

One of the ways you can support Mr shalom

I have two key resources:

Life After Secondary School — written for teenagers
This book helps young people understand life after secondary school, guiding them through decisions about career, purpose, skills, and direction.

My Teen and I — written for parents and guardians
This book helps parents better understand their teenagers, their emotions, struggles, and the silent battles many of them face during this stage of life.

These books were created from a deep burden to see teenagers do better, think better, and become better in life. But I cannot do this alone.

There are many teenagers who genuinely need this guidance, but access can be a challenge. That is where your support becomes powerful.

Even if you personally do not need the books, you can still make a difference.

You can choose to:

Sponsor one copy, two copies, or more of Life After Secondary School for teenagers

Gift My Teen and I to parents who need better understanding of their teens

Or simply say, “I want to support this vision, how many copies can I sponsor?”

Your support can place the right words in the hands of a teenager who is confused…
or give clarity to a parent who is struggling silently.

Right now, I only have soft copies available. I am working towards making hard copies available soon, but for now, I am doing my best with what I have to ensure these materials still reach people who need them.

I truly wish I could give everything out freely at this stage, but to sustain this vision and keep it growing, I also need support from people who believe in it.

So if this message touches your heart, please reach out. Even one sponsored copy can go a long way. One teenager. One parent. One life impacted.

Thank you for your encouragement, your engagement, and your support so far. I do not take it for granted at all.

If you feel led to support this vision, I am open and grateful to receive it.

Message me on Whatsapp 0905 187 3753 or drop a comment in the comments section and I will respond to you.

The link to purchase the book Life After Secondary School soft copy readable on the phone is in the comments section.

Thank you for being part of this journey.

The book My Teen and I is not written for teenagers, but for now and future parents of teenagers, to help them understan...
26/05/2026

The book My Teen and I is not written for teenagers, but for now and future parents of teenagers, to help them understand the struggles, silent tears, and emotional needs of teenagers during this stage of life.

So, if you are a teenager, this book is not necessarily for you unless you want to give it to your parents, guardian, or anyone taking care of you.

My Teen and I speaks the language of teenagers, but it is written for parents to help them better understand their teens and guide them into becoming better versions of themselves.

The book will be out soon... Available for pre-order.

Send me Whatsapp message 0905 187 3753

Mr shalom Teen coach l Parenteen Supporter
Author of the book Life After Secondary School and My Teen and I

26/05/2026

Why is it that the only thing on your mind right now is love relationships as a teen, but u are not even thinking about ur future?

I saw this story and it honestly broke me deeply. 💔😭Stories like this are part of the reason many good men become afraid...
26/05/2026

I saw this story and it honestly broke me deeply. 💔😭

Stories like this are part of the reason many good men become afraid of loving single mothers. Not because every single mother is bad, but because some painful experiences leave deep scars.

He met her when she was three months pregnant. She told him the man responsible denied the pregnancy and abandoned her completely.

She even wanted to terminate the pregnancy, but this man begged her to keep the baby. He promised her she would never walk alone again.

This was not a rich man. He was a block mould worker struggling to survive, yet every single day after work, he still showed up for her. He provided food, care, love, attention, and emotional support throughout the pregnancy.

When she said her sister was struggling and needed a place to stay, he opened his doors without hesitation.

At eight months pregnant, this man travelled all the way to Ebonyi State with his family to officially inform her parents that he wanted to marry her. Her parents accepted him and gave him the bride price list.

At nine months, she gave birth and he paid all the hospital bills like a responsible man. He didn’t stop there. He even opened a POS business for her so she could become financially stable and independent.

Imagine loving someone this deeply. Imagine sacrificing this much for someone else’s child and future. 😭💔

Then suddenly, she told him someone scammed her of ₦140,000.

Later, the phone he bought for her was declared “missing,” only for him to discover she secretly gave it to the same man who got her pregnant and abandoned her.

Yet… he still forgave her.

He bought another phone because he truly loved her and wanted peace in the home.

But one day, he came back home and discovered she had disappeared with money from the POS business and other belongings.

When he finally reached her, her response shattered him completely:

“I never loved you. I was only pretending all along.”

😭💔

This is painful.

Very painful.

If you are a single mother, please choose to be different. Not every man that comes into your life wants to use you. Some genuinely want to love you, help you heal, and give you a better future.

Please don’t punish good men for the mistakes of bad men.

And if you know a single mother, advise her with love. A man who accepts another man’s child, stands by a woman during pregnancy, pays bills, supports her dreams, and still chooses commitment deserves honesty, loyalty, and respect.

A man got you pregnant and abandoned you, yet you still secretly hold on to him while hurting the person trying to build a future with you. That is unfair and heartbreaking.

I will address this more in my next post. 💔😭

What do you have to say about this?

Mr shalom Teen coach l Parenteen Supporter
Author of the book Life After Secondary School l My Teen and I

Some girls are suffering today not because they are weak, but because they were never told the truth early enough.If you...
25/05/2026

Some girls are suffering today not because they are weak, but because they were never told the truth early enough.

If you don’t want frustration, depression, or regret later in life, then take this seriously: never enter a relationship or marriage without having your own source of income.

As a girl, now and in the future, don’t let any man deceive you with sweet words like, “You don’t need to work, I will take care of you,” or “Just marry me, I will establish you.”

Because life has a way of changing people. And when things become difficult, promises are often the first thing that loses value.

You don’t need a man to discover who you are. You don’t need a man to put food on your table before you start building your life.

Many girls believe they do, and that belief quietly becomes the beginning of their struggle.

Some men are manipulative. They may say it directly or indirectly: “If you don’t have s*x with me, I won’t help you.” And the moment you refuse, the help stops, the attention changes, the relationship shifts.

That is not love. That is pressure. That's emotional blackmail.

And slowly, a girl starts to feel like she must choose between her dignity and her needs. That is a dangerous place to be.

This is why building yourself is important.

Learn a skill. A skill gives you independence. It gives you options. It gives you confidence. It gives you the ability to walk away when something is wrong.

If you cannot learn a skill immediately, start working. Learn how to earn money and manage it well. If you cannot work yet, start something small—sell, resell, or do something honest. Just start from somewhere.

Don’t wait for perfect conditions. They don’t come.

Here is another hard truth: many girls are stuck in relationships and marriages they cannot leave, not because they don’t want to leave, but because they have nothing to stand on.

Some of them say quietly, “If I had money, I would have left long ago.”

That is why dependence is dangerous. It doesn’t look like a problem at the beginning. It becomes a problem later when you are already emotionally involved. Or children are involved.

Any man who tells you not to work or promises to “take care of everything” only after marriage is asking you to trust him with your future while you give up your independence.

And once you lose independence, it becomes harder to make clear decisions.

So take this seriously: if you don’t have a source of income, don’t rush into relationships or marriage. First build yourself. First learn a skill. First have a source of income. Stop depending on a man, you can build your life without depending on love relationship or marriage.

Because when life gets real, love alone is not enough. You will need stability, direction, and strength.

And stability comes from preparation, not promises.

Build yourself to a point where you can stand, speak, and walk away if life demands it.

Protect your future. The kind of life you are expecting a man to give you, you can actually build it for yourself through mentorship, learning, and personal growth.

Yes, you can empower yourself, but it starts with first believing and knowing that you can.

If you want guidance on how to start building that kind of life, I explain it deeply in my book Life After Secondary School. It is for both girls and boys who want direction, independence, and purpose.

Disclaimer: I do not encourage teenagers to engage in romantic relationships or marriage. This post is to prepare them for the future relationship and marriage.

Mr shalom Teen Coach, Parenteen Supporter,
Author, Life After Secondary School Book

I won’t marry a woman that is not a virgin.Okay.But hope you are a virgin too?Because some of you men will stand boldly ...
25/05/2026

I won’t marry a woman that is not a virgin.

Okay.

But hope you are a virgin too?

Because some of you men will stand boldly and say you want a virgin wife when you yourself have slept with different girls.

And the question is…

Those girls you slept with, who will now marry them?

Or did you marry all of them?

Some of you intentionally take advantage of the vulnerability of young girls because you know many of them are emotional.

You lure them with money.
You lure them with gifts.
You lure them with sweet words and fake promises.

You sleep with them, dump them, move to the next girl, then later come online talking about how you want a “pure woman.”

That is hypocrisy.

You cannot go around sleeping with different girls, contributing to the same thing you are condemning, then suddenly become “holy” when it is time to marry.

Some of you are the same people disvirgining young girls, yet you still come online speaking as if purity is only a woman’s responsibility.

Virginity is not gender based.

Morality is not only for women.

Self control is not only for girls.

If you believe women should keep themselves, then men should also keep themselves.

A lot of young boys are growing up with the mentality that purity is only for women while men can do whatever they like because “men are polygamous in nature.”

That mentality is part of the moral decay in society today.

Men are not naturally irresponsible.
Men are not naturally immoral.
Men are not naturally polygamous.

Those are excuses many people use to justify selfish desires, lust, cheating, and lack of discipline.

If you go back to creation, God created one man and one woman.
God did not create Adam and give him many women.
He gave him Eve.

As we teach young girls to live responsibly and protect themselves, we must also teach young boys discipline, accountability, self control, and moral living.

Teenage boys, learn to control yourself.
Learn discipline.
Learn responsibility.
Do not let society convince you that recklessness is proof of manhood.

Both genders must be accountable.

Mr shalom Teen Coach l Parenteen Supporter
Author of the book Life After Secondary School

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