THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION

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Education I say, is the unfailing foundation a person can stand on, as far as planet Earth is concerned. Education is very very vital in the life of a person, especially a youth. Whosoever that sees education as a useless thing is useless himself. When is comes to success, business may or may not help you, but in order to avoid being in the state of penury, seek education. That is all for now friends.

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