Ryan T. Ngala

Monday, July 19, 2010

Teen Rape By Ryan Ngala

There’s has been rapist that is going around the world and where reporters are searching for answers Who?, What?, When?, Where?, Why? & How?. You see teens like boys & girls that they get rape in a quick second and not worrying about themselves or whether their parents are worrying about them. Imagine yourself being the ones if you see adults that don’t know who you are, where you live or where you come from because rape is something that someone can attack you as your prime target and not knowing what’s going to come for you next. You heard it in news and you see it everywhere and anywhere you go there’s always a story behind it and to always know that GOD is there to protect you. You have a decision, and a choice to neither walk away from that person or to be with them forever. Where you see yourself behind bars and not knowing where your life has been gone to far for anyone else to be in so much trouble where teens are always hanging out in the streets and not knowing where they are going to. It always find out some way that teens could be in serious danger and not knowing it for themselves. There’s always gonna be some way that teens from 14-17 years of age that they will rape you and you’ll be gone before you know it for yourself. You need to be careful for yourself and knowing where you suppose to be and not to be rape by. You should always prevent yourself to not be rape by anybody or anyone.

Monday, March 16, 2009

HCZ ESSAY By Ryan T. Ngala

Name: Ryan Ngala
HCZ Site: The Employment & Technology Center
Address: 304 West 117th Street New York, NY 10026
(212)-369-5912
School: A. Phillip Randolph Campus High School
School Phone: (212)-926-0113
School Grade: 11
I think I was chosen to be nominated because I am a hard working person. I get so involved in doing things like community service, selling books at my book sale at my house, fundraising for my sister, Wendy Ngala’s candy sale and selling tickets when my sisters Florence and Wendy are doing the Gwendolyn Simmons’ Soul on Ice winter skating party for their program at Figure Skating in Harlem. I also sell candy for my brother, Abel Ngala for his school, Future Leaders Institute. I participate in many activities such as going to Junior Seminar, Film Production, Graphic Design, and Music Production. I go to so many trips with my group like The Poetry Slam at Madison Square Garden, American Museum of the Moving Image, and more.
The person who has influenced me today is my mother, Tina Ngala who had showed me
To realize the importance in life that you have to work hard and to believe in yourself as you move forward to choose the life you want to live. In the real world you have to make decisions
and choose who you want to be. The death of my father, Thomas Ngala show great courage of me and how I can stand up to people when I am speaking to the crowd and not to follow your friends around. I learned how to think independently. The movie that influenced me the most is Akeelah and the Bee the movie was about how one girl who can spell a lot of words and learns from her mother as she’s a smart girl as I am.