Happy children's day to all children all over the world
I pray for all children all over the world we would be fruitful, we would become great in life and God will bless all our life work and activities. Once again happy children's day

There are two sides to everything in life be on the positive.

Adaora Umeoji, CEO of Zenith Bank, Emerges as Nigeria’s Highest-Paid Banker in 2024
Adaora Umeoji, the Chief Executive Officer of Zenith Bank, was the highest-earning banker in Nigeria’s banking sector last year. In 2024 alone, she reportedly earned a total salary of ₦874 million, which breaks down to ₦72 million per month or 2.5m a day (WHICH IS THE 3 YEARS SALARY OF A MINIMUM WAGE WORKER)!!!! .

Not everyone around you is supposed to know and understand your journey. Not every person that smiles with you and speaks positive things about you that they wish you well. Sometimes you just have to keep your plans at heart and then share them with God because He is the only trustworthy and dependable person you will ever have in this world. Be careful with some people. The way you see them and talk to them isn't the way they feel about you at heart. Gospel truth from me

Wike Accuses Makinde of Betrayal Amid PDP Crisis

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has accused Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde of betrayal and stoking internal conflict within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

In a statement on Sunday, Wike blamed the crisis on “dishonesty and lack of trust” among party leaders. He said a G5 meeting in Lagos was held to address these issues.

“I made it clear to the governor of Oyo State, HE Seyi Makinde, that he was the architect of our problems, pointing out to him that non-adherence to agreements reached was the bane of the party and that he was the chief culprit of this anomaly.”

Wike said they agreed to move forward, but Makinde later undermined the process.

At a broader stakeholders’ meeting, Wike accused Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed of also v+olating agreements.

“At the end of the meeting, we came to some resolutions, including (a) That Senator Samuel Anyanwu remains the national secretary of the PDP in tandem with the Supreme Court judgement… and (d) Nobody should deviate from the agreements so reached.”

He said a reconciliation committee led by Bukola Saraki was formed, but Makinde and Enugu Governor Peter Mbah later pushed for Ude Okoye as secretary.

“Again, Seyi Makinde organised some people in the national secretariat to insist that the deputy national secretary should act as national secretary, in v+olating of the agreement earlier reached… a letter was written by the deputy national secretary, calling for a meeting of the NEC of the party.”

Wike also claimed a valid letter confirming PDP’s Anambra candidate was discredited.

“The letter… was portrayed as rejected by the party through a rebuttal letter signed by the national publicity secretary, acting on the orders of Seyi Makinde and Peter Mbah.”

He said INEC refused to attend the May 24 congress.

“INEC refused to attend because the proper signatory recognised by law, that is, Senator Samuel Anyanwu, was not a signatory to the invitation notice.”

Calling the actions “provocative and annoying,” Wike vowed:
“I will f+ght until justice is served.”

1. A leader leads from the front not from the back
2. A leader does first before he asks his followers to do not the other way round
3. A leader listens more than he speaks
4. A leader takes responsibility, not excuses
5. A leader corrects in private and praises in public
6. A leader stands strong during chaos, not just in comfort
7. A leader motivates by example, not by pressure
8. A leader protects the weak, not exploit them
9. A leader shows vision, not confusion
10. A leader works with the team, not above the team
11. A leader creates more leaders, not more followers
12. A leader stays calm even when others panic
13. A leader stays focused on the goal, not distracted by noise
14. A leader serves before he commands
15. A leader accepts blame and shares the credit
16. A leader builds trust, not fear
17. A leader values growth over perfection
18. A leader solves problems, not spread blame
19. A leader remains humble no matter how high he climbs
20. A leader respects others regardless of their position
21. A leader keeps learning, even while leading
22. A leader inspires with actions, not just words

23. A leader speaks truth, not what’s convenient
24. A leader admits mistakes, not cover them
25. A leader remains consistent, not double-faced
26. A leader earns loyalty, not demand it
27. A leader walks with integrity, not hidden agendas
28. A leader stays visible when it's tough, not hide
29. A leader builds bridges, not walls
30. A leader lifts others up, not tramples on them

*Encouragement Paragraph:*
True leadership is not about titles or positions — it’s about action, impact, and character. Whether you lead a team, a family, a community, or just yourself, be the kind of leader who leads by example. People follow what they see, not what they hear. So rise, lead with love, strength, and integrity. The world needs more of such leadership.

Olivia invited me for her mother's burial memorial, and when I got there the picture of the person I saw for the memorial looked Exactly like Madam Iruoma.

I stood in shock looking at the picture when Olivia approached me, Is this your mother? I asked Olivia. Yes; she replied.

She is beautiful. I said to Olivia. Thank you Ayochidi. Olivia replied. What's her name? I asked Olivia. Lebechi. Angela replied. That's a nice name.

Come let me go introduce you to my father. Olivia said, but then someone started calling her name. Just wait here I'm coming let me go attend to the emergency. Olivia said.

She left, and I continued staring at the picture. She can't be the one. I said to myself.

I was still in my world of thought, when someone touched my back. I turned and immediately I saw Iruoma, I screamed. Arghh. What's the problem? Everyone turned looking as at me.

Olivia hurriedly came out, Ayochidi what is it? Olivia asked me. I looked at the memorial banner and looked at Iruoma.

You can't be serious. This is aunty Iruoma, my mother's twin. Olivia said.

Really? I asked Olivia. Yes. She replied. You never told me your mother had a twin. I said. Now you know. She said.

Come let me go introduce you to my father. Olivia said. She took me to the room where her father was all alone, Daddy this is Ayochidi my boyfriend. Olivia said.

Boyfriend? I whispered to Olivia's ear. Ayochidi please this is my only daughter. Please take good care of her well. Please don't break my daughter's heart. Olivia's father said to me.

I will try my best sir. I replied. Ayochidi, don't try your best; do your best. Do I make myself clear? Her father asked me. Yes, I replied.

Olivia and I came outside the room. You didn't tell me I was your boyfriend. I told her in a low tune. I invited you and you came, I thought you like me already. Olivia said. I like you, but. Olivia held my lips. No buts Ayochidi. Don't tell me all the dates mearnt nothing to you. Olivia said.

It meant something. I replied. Olivia came close to me and gave me a passionate kiss. This kiss felt different, it felt like the kiss of true love. I felt the connection inside of me.

I was kissing Olivia when I saw Iruoma passed by. I disconnected the kiss.

What happened? Olivia asked me. Nothing. I said. I thought, I heard your name. I said. I didn't hear anything Ayochidi, I don't want this to end. Olivia said. It won't. I assured her.

I think you should use the restroom, there's lipstick on your lips. Olivia said. I touched my lips. I just smiled.

Where's the bathroom? I asked her. She showed me her bedroom's bathroom. She followed me inside and adjusted her lipstick before heading out.

I will see you later. She said before leaving. As soon as she left, I heard someone come into the room again. Who's that? I asked. There was no response.

I had to come outside of the bathroom and when I came outside, I saw Iruoma standing seductively at the door. She locked the door and hide the key in her pocket.

What's going on? I asked Iruoma as she approached me.

I told you Ayochidi, when you have me, you have me alone. What are you doing with my sister's daughter? She asked me as she approached me.

Iruoma can we not do this here, we are at a burial memorial, give your sister some respect. I said. Respect? You are talking about respect? We will talk about this later, but now come make mommy feel better. Iruoma said to me.

I can't. I said. You will, and you must!!! Iruoma said to me as she approached me seductively.

As she came towards me, we heard a knock on the door. It was Olivia knocking.

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To Be Continued...

Title: Room Service 5.

Thanks Almighty Allah for the gift of life today!!..
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You Are Not Too Much, They Were Just Too Little”
Opening Thought:
You’ve been told to tone it down. To shrink. To stop dreaming so loudly. But here’s the truth: You are not too much. The world just wasn’t ready for your kind of magic.

Content:
You feel deeply, love fiercely, and speak honestly. That’s not a burden; it’s a blessing. The right people won’t make you feel like you're “too emotional,” “too ambitious,” or “too sensitive.” They will honor your depth and cherish your presence.

Never water yourself down to fit into small spaces. If you have to dim your light to be accepted, it's not love—it’s control. Your intensity is divine. Your vision is valid. You don’t need to become less; you need to be around those who can hold more.

Mantra:
“I am worthy of spaces that honor my fire, not fear it.”

Makena’s Dowry – The Price of a Brave Heart
Origin: Kenya (Kikuyu people)

Episode 1: The Weight of a Name

In the village of Ndaro-ini, nestled among Kenya’s highlands, lived Makena, the only child of Mzee Baraka, the respected village elder. Makena’s mother had died at childbirth, and her father had raised her with the fierceness of a lion and the tenderness of a weaverbird. Unlike the other girls, she hunted, debated with elders, and often mediated conflicts with uncommon wisdom.

By the time she turned 20, she was the pride of the village—beautiful, headstrong, and fearless. But Baraka, aging and mindful of his lineage, announced her hand in marriage at the annual harvest festival.

To the village’s shock, he demanded twenty bulls, ten ivory bracelets, and land near the sacred fig tree as dowry. It was an outrageous request. Even chiefs’ daughters never commanded such a price. The villagers whispered that Baraka sought to price his daughter out of marriage.

But Baraka had his reasons. He remembered a prophecy given at her birth:
"The child born under the blood moon will carry a fire that may burn or build a kingdom."
He feared for her. If she married weakly, she would be destroyed. Only a man of vision, courage, and wisdom could walk beside her.

Days turned into weeks as suitors came and failed. Some scoffed at the price. Others tried to bargain. Makena rejected all who didn’t carry heart or purpose.

Then came Kamau, a humble herder from a distant ridge. He arrived not with bulls or riches, but with a single white cow, a carved flute, and stories of helping unite his war-torn village.

When questioned by the elders, he said, “I have not wealth in cattle, but I bring peace wherever I walk. Let me earn her hand through the trials of honor.”

Baraka, intrigued, set three impossible tests for Kamau—one involving the cursed river, one the rogue leopard, and one, a question no man had yet answered.

Makena watched from afar, heart caught between hope and dread.

To be continued in Episode 2