Keep Going — It Will Get Better
Even when the road is rough and every step feels heavy, don’t stop moving. Storms don’t last forever, and neither do hard seasons.
Each challenge is shaping you, strengthening you, and quietly preparing you for better days ahead.
You may not see progress yet, but it’s happening. Keep going. Hope is still alive, and brighter moments are closer than you think.
#MondayMotivation
#Excellence
Here is another video from them.
It's confirmed, the school is located in Ondo, Ondo State.
Akins Sunrise Secondary School. They have students live band that do perform on thier assembly ground once in a week.
@GloriousGod01 Please, run with your heels touching your head from the first one. I am a living example.
2. No 2 and 3 depends on you. Number 3 would have been fine if you are a Man who loves to see his woman win, push her to be better, set her a standard.
@GloriousGod01 she will have time for the Home which is her primary role. Also, be a helping Spouse.
For number 2, I will say run, I have three friends facing divorce at the moment whose wives carry the 2nd profile. This is my opinion o.
@GloriousGod01 For me, I told my wife that the minimum academic level for us both is PhD. To choose the 3rd, you must be a kind man and please, dont encourage her to be a stay-at-home woman. There are great heights in the civil/public service too. She can go into academics as well .
@Wunmispeaks@prinxe_B If it has to get to this extreme, then it is an addiction, a sickness and another level of failure, an inability to achieve balance. Life itself is a out balance. Thank you.
@Wunmispeaks@prinxe_B That is an inability to achieve balance. Generalising Self-Actualization in this form or manner is totally wrong. There are people who have achieved self-set goals and actuality their dreams without veins this extreme.
Unrelated: I never knew the masses loved Yayi this much until this happened.
I was in a cab heading to Ayetoro. I sat at the back, pressing my phone, while enjoying every bit of the conversation happening in the car.
Then, the conversation somehow turned to the governorship election, and everyone started talking about projects Senator Adeola Yayi had facilitated in their towns.
I was amazed to hear a man in the front seat, who I later learnt was a farmer, join the conversation.
He said he was one of the beneficiaries of Senator Adeola’s 2025 farmers’ empowerment programme, which included the donation of farm equipment and agricultural inputs. He explained how much he made from the fertilizer intervention, saying it helped him save costs and make more profit.
Then, out of nowhere, he told the driver to refund everyone’s fare and that he would transfer the money to him.
Everyone thanked him, and prayed for him.. it was then I realized how far Senator Adeola Yayi’s name and the work associated with him have reached ordinary people.
Omooo, people love Yayi oooo 😭🤯