In 9ja, You'll apply for school ID card in 100 level and You'll have to keep disturbing them so you can get it on time in 300 level.
You'll leave Nigeria and your ID card would be printed in front of you in less than 2 mins, the day ypu arrive. ID card that gives you access to the library and used to mark attendance. You even use it to get discount on the bus and some malls and restaurants.
9ja school ID cards have zero benefit, yet takes forever to print. Shameful!
“DJ Cuppy took me to Mike Adenuga’s house, and we were performing for just 10 people. AY was doing comedy, Flavour was using all his energy to whine his waist, and I just looked at him and said, ‘You no go whine ke?’” 😭😂
—Hyenana
As soon as a woman starts setting rules for you, just know she isn't attracted to you cause she'll break that same rule for a man she likes.
This is women nature, yet we still have men agreeing to a woman's terms and conditions.
I have met virgins who wanted me to disvirgin them despite denying other men before me sex but I refused because I promised myself I will never disvirgin a woman i don't see a future with.
This is why even though I meet a virgin tomorrow and she's telling me no sex until marriage, I will just conclude she's not attracted to me because I know no woman set rules for a man she likes. Women being the emotional gender they are, they're willing to lose everything when they love a man.
If I choose to stay celibate, it's because I chose to, not because a woman told me no sex until marriage. No woman tells me what to do.
As a man, always remember;
Women make rules for men they don't like and break them for men they like.
You don't need to have your whole life figured out. you need to keep moving in the right direction.
At 20, you may think you should already know what you're doing. At 25, you may feel behind. At 30, you may look at someone else and wonder why they're further ahead.
But life isn't a straight race.
Some people get money early and lose it.
Some find love early and lose it.
Some struggle for years and suddenly find their breakthrough.
Some appear successful but are privately unhappy.
Your job isn't to beat everybody else. Your job is to build a life you won't constantly want to escape from.
Three things are especially valuable:
1. Learn to delay gratification.
Don't sacrifice your future just to feel good today. Save some money. Learn a skill. Protect your reputation. Take care of your body. Small sacrifices compound.
2. Choose people carefully.
The wrong relationship can cost you years. The right people can change your life. Pay attention to how someone treats you when they don't need anything from you.
3. Don't confuse movement with progress.
Being busy doesn't mean you're building anything. Ask yourself regularly:
“What am I doing today that will make my life better one year from now?”
And perhaps the biggest lesson:
You are allowed to start over.
A failed business doesn't mean you're a failure.
A bad relationship doesn't mean you're unlovable.
Being broke doesn't mean you'll always be broke.
Being behind doesn't mean you're finished.
Life is long enough for several chapters.
Build slowly. Stay honest. Keep learning. Protect your peace. And don't let temporary circumstances convince you that they're your permanent identity.
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