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*Golden Rules for a Happy Marriage – Built to Last, Grow, and Inspire*

1. *Talk Every Day* – Talk about everything and anything. True connection comes from open, daily conversations. Silence creates distance, but communication builds intimacy.

2. *Fight the Problem, Not Each Other* – You are on the same team. Disagreements are natural—just don’t let them make you enemies. Focus on finding solutions, not blame.

3. *Keep No Secrets* – Honesty isn’t just about truth; it’s about trust, safety, and unity. Transparency keeps hearts connected.

4. *Give More Than You Take* – Love isn’t a transaction, it’s a daily choice to serve, care, and uplift—without keeping score.

5. *Appreciate Loudly, Criticize Softly* – Praise in public, correct in private. Let your words be seeds of love, not wounds of regret.

6. *Don’t Let Ego Win* – Pride kills connection. Be quick to say “I’m sorry,” and even quicker to forgive. Humility saves what pride destroys.

7. *Touch Often* – A simple touch can say, “I’m here,” “I care,” “I choose you.” Never underestimate the power of physical closeness.

8. *Protect Each Other’s Dignity in Public* – Be their safe space. Defend their name, honor their presence. Loyalty is louder than words.

9. *Share Goals, Money, and Dreams* – You’re not just coexisting—you’re co-creating a life. Build together, plan together, dream together.

10. *Choose Love Daily* – Love isn’t just a feeling—it’s a decision. Choose your partner again and again, even on the hard days. That’s where real love grows.

A great marriage isn’t found—it’s built, moment by moment, heart by heart.

DONT BUY LAND IF U DONT HAVE EXTRA MONEY FOR THE FOLLOWING

You’ve paid, collected documents, even snapped picture on the land. Now what?

1. Do a Deed of Assignment – It transfers ownership to you legally. Don't skip it.

2. Register your land – At the Land Registry. If it’s not registered, the law may not protect you.

3. Get your own survey done – Even if the seller shows you theirs. Be sure what you paid for.

4. Fence it, or at least mark it – That bush is someone else’s goldmine if left open.

5. Keep all your documents safe – Scan copies and keep originals secure. No go dey look for "photocopy" in 10 years.

Buy land like a future landlord, not a learner.

— Eazee

DONT BUY LAND IF U DONT HAVE EXTRA MONEY FOR THE FOLLOWING

You’ve paid, collected documents, even snapped picture on the land. Now what?

1. Do a Deed of Assignment – It transfers ownership to you legally. Don't skip it.

2. Register your land – At the Land Registry. If it’s not registered, the law may not protect you.

3. Get your own survey done – Even if the seller shows you theirs. Be sure what you paid for.

4. Fence it, or at least mark it – That bush is someone else’s goldmine if left open.

5. Keep all your documents safe – Scan copies and keep originals secure. No go dey look for "photocopy" in 10 years.

Buy land like a future landlord, not a learner.

— Eazee

FIFA U-20 World Cup 2005:

Lionel Messi — Golden Ball
Obi Mikel — Silver Ball
Taye Taiwo — Bronze Ball
Lionel Messi — Golden Boot

Greatness! 👏🏽👏🏽

INFACT, SOMETHING MORE THAN GOLD THE WORD OF GOD IN THE HEART OF MAN IS MORE THAN GOLD AND SILVER

I’m so excited about Viktor Gyökeres joining Arsenal not because I naively believe one striker guarantees trophies, but because I understand what’s been missing.

For the last 3 seasons, the only real difference between Arsenal and City / Liverpool has been shambolic officiating and cheatcodes up front. Salah and Haaland didn’t just play; they decided titles. They walked away with Golden Boots while we held Golden Gloves.

We’ve been defending like champions. But in attack? We’ve relied heavily on Saka and hoped the rest show up. That’s not enough.

With Gyökeres, we finally get a ruthless 9 who thrives on half-chances. And with the amount of chances we create? This is the signing that could take us very close to both the Premier League and the Champions League.

This is exactly why I didn’t want a "project" like Sesko. I wanted someone ready-made, someone who hits the ground running not someone we’re still "developing" in crunch time.

I was also disappointed with Partey leaving. You don’t just tinker with a midfield like you’re switching sim cards , it takes years to build that chemistry. But overall, I’m confident we’re going in stronger next season.

Give us two more attackers, and this Arsenal team is cooking something special.
Come on you Gunners

Good morning Happy new weak to us , God will help us to gain more strength to achieve our gold in peace and joy ,we shall not cry and there shall not be any lost among us

How the Lion Became King of All Animals

Long ago, when the world was young and the earth was still learning the names of the stars, the animals lived in harmony—but without a leader. They roamed the forests, plains, and rivers freely, solving their problems in small groups, with no one to guide them all.

But as time passed, disputes grew. The elephants argued with the rhinos over the watering holes. The wolves and leopards clashed over hunting grounds.

The birds complained of noise, and the snakes whispered of rebellion. Chaos was near, and all creatures knew it: they needed a ruler. Not just any creature, but a leader brave enough to face danger, wise enough to make peace, and strong enough to protect them all.

So, the Great Council of Beasts was called beneath the oldest baobab tree. All animals, from the tiniest ant to the towering giraffe, gathered. The wise old owl presided and announced a challenge:

“Whosoever proves to be the most noble, the most brave, and the most respected among us shall be crowned King of All Animals!”

One by one, the contenders came forward.
The elephant stepped forward first, trumpeting loudly. “I am the strongest and the wisest! I never forget and I fear nothing!”

The others murmured in agreement, but the owl reminded, “Strength is not all. What of speed, and heart?”

Next came the cheetah, proud and fast. “None can outrun me! I am swift and sharp-eyed. I can chase away any danger before it arrives!”
“But what of courage?” asked the owl. “Speed cannot always save.”

Then the fox stepped forward, sly and clever. “I have tricks and plans for every problem. With my cunning, I can outwit any threat.”

The owl blinked. “But trickery cannot unite.”
At last, the lion padded slowly from the edge of the gathering. His golden mane glowed in the morning light. He did not roar. He did not boast.
“I do not claim to be the strongest, or the fastest, or the cleverest,” the lion said calmly. “But I will never turn away from danger. I do not hu