People think opportunities come from luck.
Most times, they're just a function of time.
The longer you stay in the game, the more people know your name.
The more you practise, the better your work becomes.
The more you show up, the more trust you build.
Your chances of landing opportunities are directly proportional to the amount of time you spend consistently improving and putting yourself out there.
Most people quit too early, then conclude there are no opportunities.
Stay long enough, get good enough, and eventually you'll become difficult to ignore.
i really want to understand the thought process here, because how does that make any sense? the groom’s mother gets a free pass to use physical violence, but the person being attacked is expected to just stand there, stay quiet & accept it all in the name of respecting elders?
there is absolutely no justification for physical abuse, no matter who does it. & whoever is foolish enough to start a physical attack shouldn’t suddenly start playing the victim when the other person reacts.
what kind of useless mother in-law slaps her son’s wife over food at a wedding in the first place? what happened to speaking to her husband to address the issue, or handling the situation like an adult? putting your hands on someone because you’re angry doesn’t make you right, it just shows a complete lack of self-control & judgement.
some of you have internalised abuse so much that you've normalised violence just because the person doing it is older. respect is earned, & respect is also not a licence to abuse people.
We’ve become desensitized to what a billion naira is due to constant headlines of embezzlement.
1 billion naira will pay a ₦500k monthly salary to 10 people for over 16 YEARS!!