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23/12/2025

.....JUST AVOID THE MENTAL TRAP......

Wear your blessings, not your problem. Never let the things you want make you forget the things you have. One day, you'll look back and realize that you worried too much about things that don't really matter.

Your past mistakes are meant to guide you,not define you. Don't fall into the mental trap of assuming that people who are doing better than you are actually better than you.

This is not necessarily true. They are just doing things differently, and what they had learnt to do, within reason, you could learn as well.

Unknowingly, we spend so much time comparing ourselves with others and running after them, and we miss out on our own God-given path.

Good morning and have a Fantastic Yuletide

15/08/2024

Burkina Faso…😃

04/08/2024

10 practical lessons from "Animal Farm" by George Orwell. (A great Classic fable)

1. Beware of False Leaders: The pigs in the story start as advocates for equality but gradually become the very oppressors they overthrew. This teaches us to be wary of those who promise change but only seek power.

2. Question Authority: The animals blindly follow the pigs without questioning their decisions. This highlights the importance of critical thinking and questioning authority.

3. The Danger of Apathy: The animals' indifference allows the pigs to seize power. This underscores the dangers of apathy in the face of injustice.

4. Power Corrupts: The pigs become corrupt when they gain power, illustrating the adage "power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."

5. The Importance of Education: The pigs manipulate the less educated animals, emphasizing the importance of education in preventing manipulation and exploitation.

6. Beware of Propaganda: The pigs use propaganda to control the other animals, teaching us to be critical of information and aware of the power of propaganda.

7. Equality is Essential: The initial goal of the animals is to create a society where all are equal. The failure to maintain this equality leads to their downfall, highlighting the importance of equality in society.

8. History Can Be Manipulated: The pigs alter the farm's history to suit their narrative, reminding us to be aware of how history can be manipulated for personal or political gain.

9. Stand Up Against Injustice: The animals' failure to stand up against the pigs' tyranny leads to their oppression, emphasizing the importance of standing up against injustice.

10. The Danger of Silence: The animals' silence in the face of the pigs' tyranny allows it to continue, teaching us that silence in the face of injustice is complicity.

04/08/2024

Protest in Zaria, this is serious
*CAN WE PONDER THIS HAVING IN MIND THE CHORUS THAT TINUBU NEEDS TIME TO REPAIR THE RUINS OF BUHARI YEARS*

Buhari needs time.... 1st year
Buhari needs time..... 2nd year
Buhari needs time..... 3rd year
Buhari needs time..... 4th year

Rig-elected.. Sorry, re-elected 😉

Buhari needs time....... 5th year
Buhari needs time...... 6th year
Buhari needs time...... 7th year
Buhari has done well.....8th years.
Now termed 8 years of ruins.

1.Tinubu's SGF - was Buhari's minister
2.Tinubu's Budget Minister was Bubari's minister
3.Tinubu's NNPCL GMD was Buhari's GMD
4.Tinubu's chief of staff was Buhari's Speaker.
5.Tinubu's Senate President was Buhari's Minister
6.Tinubu's DG DSS was Buhari's DG DSS
7.Tinubu's SA coordination (Hadiza bala usman) was Buhari's sacked NPA boss.
Its like they think our MEMORY has a short fuse.

04/08/2024

....And Finally Mr. President Spoke Without Listening.

Shame on the handlers of this Presidency. Shame on Mr. President. Shame on the All Progressive Congress APC. Shame on all those who have direct access to Mr. President but cannot tell him the Truth. And shame to all those who undermine the extent to which an aggrieved people can go.

Unfortunately, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu appears to have been ensconced and removed from all those who can tell him the Truth. Mr. President has continued on the same trajectory as his Aides who believe that threat and orders can attend and assuage the anger in the land. Mr. President is apparently far from the truth and away from reality. Clearly Mr. President is badly surrounded by sycophants and hypocrites, and so cannot apprehend the enormity of the anger in the land. I pity Mr. President.

Mr. President's speech this morning was a flaccid and an uneventful dance around the issues that brought us to the nadir. He sought to validate the policies that traumatize the people. He sought to decree an end to the protests without addressing the issues. Without making concrete promises. Without announcing some far-reaching Reforms. And without saying a thing about cutting the cost of governance, and cutting wastage, wanderlust and profligacy. The person who wrote that speech maybe utterly wicked, mischievous and treacherous, because I do not believe that such is the mind of Mr. President. But what do I know?

So after 3 days of protestation, all the President can say is that he is doing well, and that we must be patient? Who has bewitched our President, who are those telling him that the young people are mad trouble shooters? Who are those telling him that the young people are being manipulated by political agents and opponents of his? Who are those taking him away from the sad reality, and the ominous tide in the land? Who are those that hate him so much, and do not want him to address the issues that threaten his Presidency? Who will save Mr. President from himself? I wish I could.

Truly I'm so troubled I cannot write long words. Physically sick, that most of those who have direct access to me would quarrel with me, yes I'm writing this from my sickbed. I can't watch Bola Ahmed Tinubu fail so badly, and perform so poorly. I feel for him, I see he has more enemies around him than true friends. And I worry for my nation.

I know that he knows that that speech was not good enough, or maybe he only realized after reading it. I hope that he follows that quickly with some proactive and profound policy Reforms. And I pray he finds a few friends who can tell him the truth at all times. Here's my verdict, Mr. President, you spoke without listening.

Over my head I see a New Nigeria.

I'm CHUKWUDUMEBI.

Prof Chris Mustapha Nwaokobia Jnr.
Convener COUNTRYFIRST MOVT.

01/08/2024

_SOCRATES PREDICTION OF THE FALL OF DEMOCRACY: "Democracy must fall because it will try to tailor to everyone:. . "The poor will want the wealth of the rich, and democracy will give it to them. "Young people will want to be respected as elderly, and democracy will give it to them. "Women will want to be like men, and democracy will give it to them. "Foreigners will want the rights of the natives and democracy will give it to them. "Thieves and fraudsters will want important government functions, and democracy will give it to them. _. "And at that time, when thieves and fraudsters finally, and democratically take authority; because criminals and evil doers want power, there will be worse dictatorship than in the time of any monarchy or oligarchy."_
Socrates (470-399 B.C.)

08/07/2024

In life, don't ever compromise your peace 🫛 of mind...
Oh D GF...

20/05/2024

The Most Bitter Truth of Life.

1. You weren’t born to just pay bills and die.

2. You don’t get to the top by following the rules.

3. Networking will get you a job faster than your degree will.

4. Results happen overtime and not overnight.

5. Wealth is more than just money.

6. Nobody cares about your degree when you drive a Lamborghini.

7. Society will judge you no matter what.

8. Hard times teach you valuable lessons.

9. The best revenge is massive success.

10. If you can’t manage stress, you will never manage success.

11. Financial freedom has a priceless view.

12. Money isn’t everything but everything requires money.

13. No one is coming to save you. This life is 100% your responsibility.

14. Risk is the price you pay for opportunity.

15. Focusing on yourself will make you feel unstoppable.

16. Doctors won’t make you healthy. Save yourself.

17. Your perception is your power.

18. Holding on to the past drain your energy.

19. If you are not losing friends, you are not growing up.

20. The biggest wall you will ever climb is the one you build in your mind.

26/04/2024

"My philosophy is: What people say about me is none of my business.
I am who I am and do what I do.
I expect nothing and accept everything.
And that makes life easier.--
We live in a world where funerals are more important than the deceased, marriage is more important than love, looks are more important than the soul.
We live in a packaging culture that despises content."
Sir Anthony Hopkins