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“THE PHONES NO LONGER RING”
-Yusuf Buhari, son of Late Nigeria’s Presido|Point One explains what life has become after he left the corridors of Power
“After Goodluck Jonathan made that call to my dad to congratulate him on his victory as Nigeria’s next President,
I used to receive up to 2,000 calls a day from different people. The calls would start coming in as early as 4 a.m. — from old classmates, acquaintances, extended family relatives, former maids, and servants who had once worked for the Buhari family at some point.
There were also callers with bogus, untraceable explanations, but my assistant would simply come up with polite excuses to end those conversations quickly!
But the moment my dad left power and handed the baton to His Excellency Bola Tinubu, the calls dropped dramatically to about 100 a day.
After my dad was buried, they reduced even further to around 20 daily — usually just from siblings and business associates.
The phones no longer ring. Nobody truly cares…”
Duty is mandatory, but appreciation is what makes it beautiful.
we have to do better than acting like saying "Thank You" is a crime.
Yes, he's supposed to do it-but the fact that he IS doing it in a world where many refuse is a big deal.
Strategize for a home where everyone feels seen.
Gratitude doesn't lower your standards; it raises the vibration of your house
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With a heavy heart but with gratitude to the Almighty for a life well spent, I honour the memory of the late Otunba (Dr.) Isiaka Adekunle Ojora, OFR, CON, JP — Otun Oba of Lagos and Lisa of Ife.
Baba lived 93 impactful years defined by service, integrity, and devotion to Lagos and humanity. He was a moral compass, an elder whose counsel, discipline, and patriotism shaped lives and institutions.
As one of his own, I extend my deepest sympathies to Grandma Erelu Ojuolape, his children, and our entire family at this moment of loss. May the Almighty grant him eternal rest and strengthen all of us he leaves behind.
Omo Ojora Apasa,
Omo Kẹ́kénijù,
Omo Oyínbo dúdú ní ìta Ìgànmú,
Omo Afòmọ́ lọ́kọ̀ tó ń tí ẹlẹ́dẹ̀,
Omo Olúmọ̀kùn Ọkọ̀ṣọ́yùn,
Omo Ọpáyùn Pádé,
Omo Alówó lọ́kọ̀ bí Oyínbo….
Sun re o, Baba.
Ìrìn àjò rẹ dáa.