I've got nothing to tell you. In a constantly changing world, I don't have an opinion, or a suggestion; I only have a perspective which is multidimensional.
Nobody really talks about how discouraging it can be to make something you’re genuinely proud of, document the process, edit the video and post it…
…and the video just dies. Please don’t let this video die. 😩🙏
When bonobos are angry, they have sex
When they're sad, they have sex
When they disagree, they have sex to settle
When they want to make friends, they have sex
When they see food and want to celebrate, they have sex
When they're hungry and they want to console each other, they have sex
They're the most peaceful primate on earth.
I hope you come to the full-blown realisation that the universe offers no built-in meaning because that's where all the curses and blessings of existence are. 🧘🏿
Well, this will be one of my “as I grow older series”.
As I grow older, I’ve come to respect people’s beliefs. It doesn’t have to make sense to me, as long as it makes sense to them.
Even if it’s fake, Bible says “if you receive a prophet because he is a prophet, you’ll get a prophet’s reward”.
Now, the prophet could be fake, but God will make Himself true because of YOU. That’s what it means when it says if you receive a prophet BECAUSE he’s a prophet, because you believe he’s sent from God, you’ll get a prophet’s reward.
As logical as I am, as schooled as I am, as traveled as I am, I believe there’s a supernatural being, and this can manifest in different ways.
Let’s just leave people to what they believe, these days, instead of laughing or reacting, I rather scroll past it. It’s their belief, it doesn’t cause any harm to me as a person, so I don’t have to mock it.
Peter and Paul Okoye, P-Square, started performing as children in Anambra State.
Not teenagers. Children.
They danced at events, entered competitions, performed anywhere that would take them, for years before anyone outside their community knew their names.
They self-funded their first album at university in Jos.
University of Abuja had no idea they were sitting in lectures while building a dual career.
By the time they signed to Timbuk2 Records, they already had a fully formed sound, a catalogue, and a fanbase they had built themselves from the ground up.
No industry handout. No discovered-on-social-media moment. Just years of unglamorous grinding.
"Do Me" in 2007 didn't introduce P-Square to the world. The world finally caught up to them.