Happy Father's Day from all of us @Dims Travels.
Happy Father's Day from all of us @Dims Travels.
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Good morning God's beloved. Thank God for another day. I declare that today Marks the beginning of all round victory and dominion in your life and family. You and your family are free from that shame and reproach. Before the end of this new week, every Goliath of your life will fall and die. Your days of sorrow and weeping are over. By the authority of faith, receive all your pending blessings today in Jesus name. By the anointing of the Holy Spirit, I render every enemy useless, helpless and powerless in your life. Every yoke of the wicked is destroyed from your life and family in Jesus mighty name. Have a Splendid SUNDAY. You are the next to testify to the glory of God.Good morning God's beloved. Thank God for another day. I declare that today Marks the beginning of all round victory and dominion in your life and family. You and your family are free from that shame and reproach. Before the end of this new week, every Goliath of your life will fall and die. Your days of sorrow and weeping are over. By the authority of faith, receive all your pending blessings today in Jesus name. By the anointing of the Holy Spirit, I render every enemy useless, helpless and powerless in your life. Every yoke of the wicked is destroyed from your life and family in Jesus mighty name. Have a Splendid SUNDAY. You are the next to testify to the glory of God.0 Reacties 0 aandelen 104 Views1
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To my most precious gift and much-loved son, My Hero
My King: I wish you a birthday full of light and love! I love you today, tomorrow, and always. Know that wherever life takes you, no matter how old you become, you always have a home with me. My King You Brought so much Joy into my Life and I will Forever Love and Care for Son, you may not need me as much anymore, but you when you do, I'll be there. Happy Birthday My HeroTo my most precious gift and much-loved son, My Hero My King: I wish you a birthday full of light and love! I love you today, tomorrow, and always. Know that wherever life takes you, no matter how old you become, you always have a home with me. My King You Brought so much Joy into my Life and I will Forever Love and Care for Son, you may not need me as much anymore, but you when you do, I'll be there. Happy Birthday My Hero 🎉🥳🎉🎉0 Reacties 0 aandelen 98 Views2
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THE NEW CEO
He never looked up. He just polished and returned them."
Her father never knew his name.
But she never forgot his hands.
Until the day the company he once stood outside…
Became the one he walked into — as the boss.
1996. Lagos Island.
Baba Dauda was a cobbler stationed outside the Afolabi & Sons Corporation — a big construction firm where luxury cars pulled up daily, and security guards barely let him near the building.
But every week, a wealthy man — Chief Afolabi — sent his driver with three pairs of Italian leather shoes.
Dauda would shine, stitch, clean, and polish them until they looked brand new.
He was never invited in.
Never tipped.
Never acknowledged.
But someone noticed.
Little Adesewa, Chief’s 9-year-old daughter, used to sit in the back of the car watching him work.
She once asked, “Why does he never come inside?”
Her father replied:
"Because people like that don’t belong in boardrooms."
But Dauda looked up and said:
“Small madam… maybe one day, I’ll fix more than shoes.”
Adesewa smiled.
He winked.
Then life happened.
The Afolabis moved abroad.
Dauda lost his spot outside the building when the area was demolished.
Nobody knew where he went.
Nobody looked for him.
2024. Victoria Island.
The same company — now renamed Afolabi Global — had fallen into crisis.
Stocks plummeted. Leadership changed.
They were awaiting their new CEO — a private appointee brought in by international investors to restructure the entire business.
Boardroom filled. Cameras ready. Staff nervous.
Then the doors opened…
And Mr. Dauda Adekunle walked in — polished suit, grey hair, briefcase in hand.
Silence.
Gasps.
He nodded slowly and said:
“28 years ago, I fixed shoes outside this building.
Today, I’m here to rebuild what was broken inside it.”
The crowd froze.
And from the corner, Adesewa — now head of PR — stood in tears.
She walked over, hugged him, and whispered:
“You didn’t just fix shoes, Baba. You fixed my view of the world.”
He didn’t beg.
He didn’t fight.
He just worked.
And while others built offices…
He built himself.
Now the same hands that once held polish and thread…
Hold contracts, power, and legacy.
Because sometimes, the person outside the gate…
Was just waiting to own the entire building.
THE NEW CEO He never looked up. He just polished and returned them." Her father never knew his name. But she never forgot his hands. Until the day the company he once stood outside… Became the one he walked into — as the boss. 1996. Lagos Island. Baba Dauda was a cobbler stationed outside the Afolabi & Sons Corporation — a big construction firm where luxury cars pulled up daily, and security guards barely let him near the building. But every week, a wealthy man — Chief Afolabi — sent his driver with three pairs of Italian leather shoes. Dauda would shine, stitch, clean, and polish them until they looked brand new. He was never invited in. Never tipped. Never acknowledged. But someone noticed. Little Adesewa, Chief’s 9-year-old daughter, used to sit in the back of the car watching him work. She once asked, “Why does he never come inside?” Her father replied: "Because people like that don’t belong in boardrooms." But Dauda looked up and said: “Small madam… maybe one day, I’ll fix more than shoes.” Adesewa smiled. He winked. Then life happened. The Afolabis moved abroad. Dauda lost his spot outside the building when the area was demolished. Nobody knew where he went. Nobody looked for him. 2024. Victoria Island. The same company — now renamed Afolabi Global — had fallen into crisis. Stocks plummeted. Leadership changed. They were awaiting their new CEO — a private appointee brought in by international investors to restructure the entire business. Boardroom filled. Cameras ready. Staff nervous. Then the doors opened… And Mr. Dauda Adekunle walked in — polished suit, grey hair, briefcase in hand. Silence. Gasps. He nodded slowly and said: “28 years ago, I fixed shoes outside this building. Today, I’m here to rebuild what was broken inside it.” The crowd froze. And from the corner, Adesewa — now head of PR — stood in tears. She walked over, hugged him, and whispered: “You didn’t just fix shoes, Baba. You fixed my view of the world.” He didn’t beg. He didn’t fight. He just worked. And while others built offices… He built himself. Now the same hands that once held polish and thread… Hold contracts, power, and legacy. Because sometimes, the person outside the gate… Was just waiting to own the entire building.
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I once hid in the bathroom of a restaurant just to breathe in the smell of food… and ended up washing dishes for a plate of cold leftovers.
I was 17. I hadn’t eaten in three days, and the hunger ached deep in my bones. I walked into a restaurant pretending I was waiting for someone. I sat down, ordered a glass of water, and just waited. When the waiter walked away, I slipped into the bathroom—just to stand there and inhale the smell of steak, warm rice, and fresh bread. I stayed so long they thought I’d passed out. When they found me, the manager didn’t throw me out. He just looked at me and asked if I wanted a job. I nodded, holding back tears.
That first day was a disaster. I burned a pot, broke a glass, and cut my finger peeling potatoes. But I didn’t quit. I survived the yelling, the heat, and my aching back. Because at the end of my shift, they handed me a plate of food. Cold, sure. Dry, maybe. But it was mine. I ate it with my hands. From then on, I washed dishes like it was the greatest honor in the world.
Over time, I learned to cook, to wait tables, to run the register. I became someone people depended on. For the first time, I showed up clean, with a pressed uniform and my head held high. I was still sleeping on a busted mattress, but every day I felt a little less invisible. A year later, they handed me the keys to open the restaurant on Sundays. That’s when I started to dream of something of my own—something I wouldn’t have to borrow from anyone.
When you hit rock bottom, every little win feels like a feast. What matters isn’t what you’re eating—it’s what you’re building while you’re hungry.
— SantiagoI once hid in the bathroom of a restaurant just to breathe in the smell of food… and ended up washing dishes for a plate of cold leftovers. 🍽️🚿 I was 17. I hadn’t eaten in three days, and the hunger ached deep in my bones. I walked into a restaurant pretending I was waiting for someone. I sat down, ordered a glass of water, and just waited. When the waiter walked away, I slipped into the bathroom—just to stand there and inhale the smell of steak, warm rice, and fresh bread. I stayed so long they thought I’d passed out. When they found me, the manager didn’t throw me out. He just looked at me and asked if I wanted a job. I nodded, holding back tears. 🥲🧼 That first day was a disaster. I burned a pot, broke a glass, and cut my finger peeling potatoes. But I didn’t quit. I survived the yelling, the heat, and my aching back. Because at the end of my shift, they handed me a plate of food. Cold, sure. Dry, maybe. But it was mine. I ate it with my hands. From then on, I washed dishes like it was the greatest honor in the world. 🥵🍛 Over time, I learned to cook, to wait tables, to run the register. I became someone people depended on. For the first time, I showed up clean, with a pressed uniform and my head held high. I was still sleeping on a busted mattress, but every day I felt a little less invisible. A year later, they handed me the keys to open the restaurant on Sundays. That’s when I started to dream of something of my own—something I wouldn’t have to borrow from anyone. 🔑🥖 When you hit rock bottom, every little win feels like a feast. What matters isn’t what you’re eating—it’s what you’re building while you’re hungry. 🍲 — Santiago
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JUST IN: “He was the reason I left the club and refused to play. It’s not the coach. It’s not the fans. I could not stay at the club after what he did. And he is still at the club doing it to ther other players.”- Karim Benzema have finally broken silence after revealing to the fans why he really left Real Madrid after many years at the club.
Find Out Everything He Say Here:https://talk2soccer.com/he-was-the-reason-i-left-the-club-and-refused-to-play-its-not-the-coach-its-not-the-fans-i-could-not-stay-at-the-club-after-what-he-did-and-he-is-still-at-the-club-doing/JUST IN: “He was the reason I left the club and refused to play. It’s not the coach. It’s not the fans. I could not stay at the club after what he did. And he is still at the club doing it to ther other players.”- Karim Benzema have finally broken silence after revealing to the fans why he really left Real Madrid after many years at the club. Find Out Everything He Say Here:👉https://talk2soccer.com/he-was-the-reason-i-left-the-club-and-refused-to-play-its-not-the-coach-its-not-the-fans-i-could-not-stay-at-the-club-after-what-he-did-and-he-is-still-at-the-club-doing/
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HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO ALL FATHERS TODAY!
4 BEES FOR FATHERS
*PRAY TOGETHER WITH YOUR FAMILY
* BE PROMPT IN TAKING ACTIONS THAT CONCERNING YOUR FAMILY.
*POINT OUT ISSUES ON TIME DON'T KEEP THEM IN YOUR HEARTHAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO ALL FATHERS TODAY! 4 BEES FOR FATHERS *PRAY TOGETHER WITH YOUR FAMILY * BE PROMPT IN TAKING ACTIONS THAT CONCERNING YOUR FAMILY. *POINT OUT ISSUES ON TIME DON'T KEEP THEM IN YOUR HEART1 Reacties 0 aandelen 120 Views1
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6️⃣ *06 Ways To Over Come* 6️⃣
💁🏻♀️ *06 Self-Care Challenges:*
= *To generate ideas:* Walk 🚶🏻♀️🚶🏻
= *To feel confident:* Workout 🏋🏻♀️
= *To increase energy:* Sleep
= *To prevent Overthinking:* Write ✍🏻
= *To remove Stress:* Breathe
= *To sharpen your focus:* Meditate 🧘🏻♂️6️⃣ *06 Ways To Over Come* 6️⃣ 💁🏻♀️ *06 Self-Care Challenges:* 💡= *To generate ideas:* Walk 🚶🏻♀️🚶🏻 🏆 = *To feel confident:* Workout 🏋🏻♀️ 💪 = *To increase energy:* Sleep 😴 😇 = *To prevent Overthinking:* Write ✍🏻 🤯 = *To remove Stress:* Breathe 😤 🎯 = *To sharpen your focus:* Meditate 🧘🏻♂️
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*U all are Kind *
*U all are Responsible *
*U all are Friendly *
*U all are so caring *
*U all are priceless *
*U all are wonderful *
*U all are special*
*U all are God's sent *
God bless all d great father's*U all are Kind 👌* *U all are Responsible 📌* *U all are Friendly 👫* *U all are so caring 💆* *U all are priceless 💎* *U all are wonderful 💞* *U all are special🔮* *U all are God's sent 🌟* God bless all d great father's2 Reacties 0 aandelen 94 Views1
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Use these tricks
to keep your body
fit always
1. Drink warm water before meals - it helps boosts digestion and detoxifys your gut.
2. Sleep before 11PM - it heals your brain and balances hormones.
3. Walk 30 minutes daily - this strengthens heart, brain and bones.
4. Sit in the early morning sun for 15 minutes - natural vitamin D = strong immunity.
5. Eat slowly, chew properly - it improves digestion and prevents overeating.
6. Don't use phones 1 hour after waking - keeps mind calm and focused.
7. Have 1 fruit on an empty stomach - cleanses your system and energizes you.
8. Keep your gut clean - your gut controls your mood, skin and immunity.Use these tricks to keep your body fit always 🍍🥬🫑 🍐🥝🍌🌽🥭🍍🍏 1. Drink warm water before meals - it helps boosts digestion and detoxifys your gut. 2. Sleep before 11PM - it heals your brain and balances hormones. 3. Walk 30 minutes daily - this strengthens heart, brain and bones. 4. Sit in the early morning sun for 15 minutes - natural vitamin D = strong immunity. 5. Eat slowly, chew properly - it improves digestion and prevents overeating. 6. Don't use phones 1 hour after waking - keeps mind calm and focused. 7. Have 1 fruit on an empty stomach - cleanses your system and energizes you. 8. Keep your gut clean - your gut controls your mood, skin and immunity. ✍️✍️1 Reacties 1 aandelen 84 Views1
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