Life is short. Much shorter than we often realise. We spend so much time worrying about what people think, chasing things that may not matter tomorrow, holding grudges, postponing our dreams, and waiting for the “right time” to live. But the truth is, time does not wait for anyone. What will matter is not how much you had, how many people knew your name, or how much applause you received. What will matter is the lives you touched, the people you helped, the difference you made, and the memories you left behind. Make your time count. Love your people. Pursue what matters to you. Be kind. Serve humanity. Build something meaningful. Stand for something bigger than yourself. And most importantly, leave a legacy. Because one day, when you are no longer in the room, your name will only live on through the impact you made while you were here.
Life is too short to simply exist. Live fully. Make an impact. Leave the world better than you met it.
@edus165@iamkennifizzle That wasn't a lie now?
Bro don't be bias, this man is working. What about student loan.
Well we have the right to support who ever we want to
@edus165@iamkennifizzle 5. Boost in External Reserves & Non-Oil RevenueRebuilt external reserves and achieved a record-breaking increase in diversified non-oil Revenues
@edus165@iamkennifizzle 4:' Local Government Financial AutonomySecured direct financial independence for local government councils via a Supreme Court ruling to boost grassroots development. Now no chairman of any local govt would tell us that no money to provide amenities to thier various localities
@edus165@iamkennifizzle 3. Reduction of Debt Service RatioLowered Nigeria's heavy debt service-to-revenue burden significantly from past critical highs down below 50%.
@edus165@iamkennifizzle 2:- Foreign Exchange UnificationCollapsed multiple foreign exchange windows into a single market-driven system to encourage investor confidence and Transparency
@edus165@iamkennifizzle 1. Fuel Subsidy RemovalEnded the decades-long petrol subsidy policy during his inauguration to reduce fiscal strain on government finances
With the whole global crises and hike in fuel prices, why are the Governors of each state not making plans to cushion the effect in their individual states.
Abi na only federal get that task? Many of our governors once again are clueless