Well being in the communities as such is not only measured by the economic factor. Economic well being in a country may well bring about employment through the resources of economic activities in the agricultural, manufacturing and retail services industries. Such generation of income through work employment creates social stability and subsequently may stabilize the Gross National Income, best reflected in the purchasing power of a nation’s citizens in their demand for food, shelter, clothing and ultimately emancipation in educational opportunities. Well being ought to be measured by good practices in education, social and spiritual emancipation.