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The Beautiful African Princess

I do remember the story of a very beautiful African girl. She was a princess. Every one in the village wanted to marry her. One day she decided to go to the forest and collect fire wood, but unfortunately a beast gets hold of her.


We the youth of today are a big representative of the beautiful Princess. Sugar daddies and mummies be looking at you with illicit thoughts. They use every opportunity to grab you and disorganise your dreams. 

They tempt you to have sex for their satisfaction and in the end it all ends in tears. If you don't get STD's you in for Un intended pregnancies. 

It's now time to choose God. He will protect us from the beast. And he will guide us towards towards having the future we all dream of

Timothy Waigolo

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