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The reason why some women don’t treat men well is because they see the way we treat each other. Carelessly, with no remorse; we bash each other and term everything as weakness. Even the one without balls will join. A man comes out to express himself; yet na men dey bash am pass. If na woman, una prick go don hard.
This man was supported by mostly women. Guess what; they will do the same for each other. E reach our turn; we turn to overnight Hercules
I can never forget that afternoon, with my late wife, singing this to the LORD. Years after, He did and still doing what He said.
Let me encourage you friends, if He said it.,,, Relax it is done!
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Majority of the things you spend money on, you actually don’t need to spend that much money on it.
You can save money if you make wiser decisions and smarter choices.
We buy things we don’t need with money we don’t have to please people who don’t care.
You say ₦10M is “too small” to invest long term…
Meanwhile:
• ₦2.5m banks
• ₦2.5m growth stocks
• ₦2.5m oil & gas
• ₦2.5m emergency fund
The problem is not money. It’s discipline.
This small spice that always looks dark and wrinkled, but very powerful.
Before oil money… before gold rush…
Cloves were once worth more than their weight.
Sounds surprising right?
Here are other very interesting facts about cloves you didn't know 👇
• Cloves are actually dried flower buds from the clove tree — not seeds, not roots. They are harvested before they bloom.
• Cloves once fueled global power struggles. European nations fought fiercely to control clove trade routes because it was that valuable.
• The islands where cloves originally grew were so protected that traders who tried to smuggle seedlings could face de@th
• The name “clove” comes from the Latin word clavus, meaning “nail,” because the bud looks like a tiny rusty nail.
• Clove oil contains eugenol, a powerful natural compound used as a paink!ller — especially in dentistry. Before modern anesthetics, cloves were used to numb toothaches.
• Just chewing one clove can freshen breath naturally because of its strong antibacterial properties.
• Cloves are so powerful that in high amounts, the oil can irritate the skin or mouth — that’s how concentrated they are.
• They are rich in antioxidants — gram for gram, cloves rank among the highest antioxidant foods in the world.
• In traditional medicine, cloves have been used to relieve cough, improve digestion, and even increase circulation.
• Clove trees can live for over 100 years and start producing buds after about 6–8 years.
• The spice originally came from the Maluku Islands (also called the Spice Islands) in Indonesia — for centuries, that was the only place in the world where cloves grew naturally.
• In some cultures, cloves were burned as incense because of their strong, sweet aroma.
• A small handful of cloves can flavor an entire pot of stew or rice — that’s how intense they are.
• Cloves were once used to preserve meat before refrigeration because of their antimicrobial properties.
• Even today, clove oil is used in perfumes, soaps, and medicines because of its warm, spicy scent.
Imagine something so small…
yet powerful enough to shape world history.
Did you learn new facts?
Happy Friday my people 🎊🎊