VIOLENCE AGAINST HOUSE-HELPS: TIME FOR ACTION IS NOW!

Are you concerned? Please do something to PROTECT HOUSEGIRLS/BOYS against INHUMAN treatment. It is their RIGHT.

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CRIME ALERT: CALL FOR MASS ACTION.

 Are you still sitting on the fence? Or

Wondering the crime that has been committed?

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“LEADERSHIP AND ACCOUNTABILITY AS METRICS FOR TRANSFORMATION OF COOPERATIVE ENTITIES IN A RECESSIONARY ECONOMY” by Nnabugwu Chizoba

Protocols

Before we commence the discussion of the topic, I wish to say with all due respect, and sense of duty that I have rephrased the topic, from what the organizers gave to me, “LEADERSHIP AND ACCOUNTABILITY” to now read: 

UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN, VALUES, ETHICS AND MORALS.

 What are the differences between values, morals and ethics? They all provide behavioural rules, after all. It may seem like splitting hairs, but the differences can be important when persuading others. 

Values

Values are the rules by which we make decisions about right and wrong, should and shouldn't, good and bad. They also tell us which are more or less important, which is useful when we have to trade off meeting one value over another.read more

DOING GOOD IS SERIOUS BUSINESS!

Virtue is a quality of moral goodness or excellence. When we speak of individual virtues, we are talking about qualities that we aspire to. A virtue must be cultivated for it to become a habitual way of living in the world around us.

For each of us, there is a core set of virtues or principles that serves our life mission. When we violate these, we violate ourselves. In addition, there are many other virtues that in turn serve this moral core. However, they are constantly in competition with each other, which creates a complicated sort of balancing act that some call relativism. 

In any given situation, we must weigh these virtues against each other by considering how they serve our personal moral core and life mission. For example, sometimes a life mission will be served by cultivating tolerance or patience. Other times it will be better served by exercising judgment and activism. Knowing how to balance the virtues in any one situation requires us to make discerning judgments. The practices of meditation, study, and contemplation can guide us in this endeavour.