As a person, one of the most difficult situations you can ever find yourself is trying to defend mediocrity because of what to eat. Ki Olorun ma fi atije wa sibi to nira.
I heard this trending background song and I love it. I immediately went to search for it on YTmusic. Though I didn't know the title, I just typed "Baba Ute" in the search box, only to discover the real title is "Papaoutai" I haven't stopped laughing at myself since yesterday.
When you finally realize that not every door is meant to be forced open, you begin to understand that some delays are protection, some rejections are redirection, and some endings are simply life guiding you toward a better fit.
I just watched a video where a woman rejected a bundle of N500 notes and I can guess why. "Don't collect things from people you don't know" , so we were told, but she missed a helper by that.
Thereโs something deeply beautiful about hearing that someone is still standing after life tried to knock them down. It fills me with joy, even if Iโve never met them.
@iampriesst My mum does the same and she has passed it down to my sister. Recently, my sister asked me for a certain amount and I told her I don't have up to that. Her reply "Oh, don't let me disturb you then" It's such a blessing to have a family that understands.
@orio_meb@TheYemiKing I think you are mistaken Ola (re mi) honour for Ola (re do) wealth.
Kofoworola (do re mi re mi) simply means "He didn't buy honour with money.