"You leave your house in the morning, glowing and full of life, but by the time you return, you're a shadow of who you were—worn out, five years older, and somehow smelling like fufu without even cooking. You sit in one spot for hours, doing absolutely nothing, yet you arrive home feeling like you just climbed Mount Kilimanjaro. Your brain starts wandering—did I really need that job? Should I relocate to a quieter city? Have I truly forgiven everyone I said I forgave? In the middle of the chaos, you’ve mentally prepared pounded yam and ofe nsala, reconciled with your enemies, and started considering a permanent change of address to Third Mainland Bridge—because let’s be honest, that’s where you spend most of your life anyway, Lagos traffic can break down a person.” — Genevieve Nnanji

On the 25th of Jan 2017,Yakubu Fanami,an SS1 student sacrificed his life by restraining a female suicide bomber from gaining access to a Mosque at Kaleri,Borno.He & the suicide bomb€r exploded.His heroic act saved hundreds of lives that day. Real life super hero 🦸 🙏🏾

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If you come from a poor home, here are five things you can do that might change your story. A life changing thread.👇 1. Start looking for a skill to learn. You don't need to go to school to learn a skill, just find someone who has a skill you can learn and serve him/ her. Money is gotten through value, if you don't have anything to offer, you will never get money. Nobody is going to give you money for doing nothing.. learn a skill.. anyone you can. 2. Start building your mentality financially. Learn how money works, they don't teach this in any school, You need to understand that currency is called money, how it works and who it responds to. Use your phone and ask questions about money and various search engines and learn seriously. 3. Study rich people. You need to start paying close attention to rich people, study their behavior and attitude about money, learn their routine and know their mentality about money, close or far, you can always have a way to visit their affairs and learn their ways, buy books, buy videos, listen to podcast, etc. 4. Don't face failures or rejection, Dare it every time, most rich people are people who once tried and failed but they kept on trying until they succeeded. It's the mindset. Don't be scared, make mistakes, and lose it.. if you don't try, you will cry, if you don't try, how will you know if youu can succeeded. Get those balls. Without a hard mind, you can't succeed in life. 5. Start making sacrifices. You must not live like others, be the last to sleep and the first to wake, stop chasing pleasure, commit yourself to the way of discipline, and pick up a habit that is consistent in making you successful.. this is the way of men brotherly. Be wise ✌️

Exercise is part of life

A time will come in your life when you have to detach yourself from your friends in order to evaluate and re- evaluate the friendship and where it is taking you to.

Gada for life

Life is not Easy at all, But Oluwa Got My Back!!!

For those who rocked their childhood in the 70s, 80s and 90s. How can you ever forget those good old days? where they spent most of there "growing up" life there and dey are very proud of there humble beginnings .. a time when everyone treated each other like family, dey went outside to play in the streets, played ema baba 😂😂 and climbed trees. Dey didn't eat fast food ....dey ate Groundnuts, Kulikuli, Puff Puff, Buns, agidi jollof with biscuit bone, choco milo sweets, Nasco or cabin biscuits and home made food and we got ice cream from the ice-cream man tied in a polythene bag. Dey played ten-ten, Suwe, game boy, hide and seek(bojo bojo), street football, tinkutinku little star, table soccer, kite, koso, open kolo, mama n papa, in and out police and thief, Pepsi Pepsi cola, etc. And then enjoyed visiting there neighbors, Families and friends. There was no bottled water , dey drank water from the tap or bought Ice-water tied in a polythene bag, if we had a drink, dey would share the same bottle of juice...after giving it a wipe with our mucky sleeves, dey had analog tv, that can be open sideways like a wardrobe, only to be switched on at 4pm on weekdays and 10am on weekends; we ride our tyres, boris cart, or spoke wheel or played in the rain for hours. There was no such thing as a mobile phone or any other electronic device . Dey weren't AFRAID OF ANYTHING (except maybe the Nurse's injection, the Teachers at school and our parents ) If someone had a fight, that's what it was...a fist fight. Kids didn't have guns or knives, we played cowboys & crooks. The street lights were your curfew or until your Mom shouted out the window. School was mandatory, The days of going to school in groups just so we can gist, slab(walk) from our home to school, some cases 5 - 10 kilometers and buy dankuwa, Gudygudy and condense milk, babadudu with our pocket money. Ultimate power, and willi willi was our horror movie and nta channel 5 and BTV was our cartoon network. tales o

Your wife had a life before she met you. Don't be a control freak. 🙅‍♀️

👉"Sometimes, The Smallest Step in the Right Direction Ends Up Being The Biggest Step of Your Life"!!!👉

Dear God, you rule over all the nations. When it seems like nations are turning away from you, we know that you will show your holiness. Your holiness will not be hidden. We can trust your promises that every nation will worship you and every knee will bow when your glory is revealed. I bow down to you, O Lord. May my life glorify your name and draw others to you. Use me to turn those in my community back to you, God. In Jesus'