WiseMan

A conc Yoruba guy, my love for my land can never be overtaking by politics or strangers. Yoruba Nation and freedom fighters. A Gunners 💪 for life

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@SaharaReporters Hey yaaa

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@Fancyfoodmart The kid will be stubborn chai no single tears.

The child needs to cry to activate his sensitivity from womb to real world.

It wakes him up from being inside womb to outside world 🌍

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@TheArsenalMind A and C because we choose and respect who doesn't stress us and make us beg before his signing.

Gyokeres and Kai Havert choose us

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Lesson to learn:
A bird in the hand, is better than two in the bush that is out of your reach.

Respect and honor what you have, don't compare it with what you don't have.

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**The Sparrow and the Bush**

1. Mira stood at the edge of the orchard, her fingers gently closed around a small brown sparrow. The bird was warm and quiet in her palm, its tiny heart beating steady against her skin.

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6. She turned away from the bush and walked home, the sparrow resting quietly in her hand. Behind her, the red and blue birds continued to sing—lovely, free, and forever out of reach.

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What do you learned from this short story let discuss?

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**The Sweat That Fed the Valley**

1. In the dry hills above the old market town, Elias rose before the sun. His hands were already cracked from years of the same work—breaking soil that seemed determined to stay hard. Neighbors shook their heads. “The land is tired,” they said.

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7. “Prosperity,” he said, “never arrives empty-handed. It only follows the one who has already paid in sweat.”

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7. No cameras. Just the quiet knowledge that she had run her race—undistracted, unbroken, fully her own.

Later, when others asked how she placed, Maya simply said, “I finished.” And that was enough.

Run Your Race means Be focused

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**Run Your Race**

Maya stood at the starting line of the city marathon, heart steady, eyes fixed on the road ahead. Around her, runners stretched, joked, compared training plans, and whispered about who would finish first. Someone pointed at the elite athletes near the front.

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6. Maya smiled without breaking stride. Twentieth was fine. First was fine. Last was fine. The only number that mattered was the one she had promised herself: finish strong, finish honest.

She crossed the line as the sun climbed higher, legs burning, lungs open. No podium.