Husband, Photographer, Cinematographer, Director, Editor. For in due time, all soul shall have a taste of death, live now and live right. How you living?
It is the moral responsibility of everyone to speak the truth, whether or not it indicts their conscience.
For if truth were only to be spoken by those who have become it, then we would have very little of it in the world.
If you see a better opportunity, leave and go build yourself. Don’t stay just because your boss likes you or the company has been good to you. If the tables were turned and they had to let you go, they’d do it.
Nigeria’s central problem is not that Nigerians do not know what is wrong. It is that the Nigerian system repeatedly rewards behaviour that produces bad outcomes.
A TV station will discuss sex-related topics at midnight because they assume children are asleep, only to repeat the same content during the day and push it aggressively across social media. So what exactly was the point of airing it at midnight?
Self respect is not arrogance or superiority. It is the recognition and protection of your dignity and it is the refusal to constantly prove your value by tapdancing to an insatiable crowd
BRO to BRO💙
It’s okay to have bad days. Don’t let one difficult season convince you that your life is going nowhere. Rest, reset and keep going. You matter.
#BoysLivesMatter
Happens when you kill your children, create wars for them to die in and develop a general apathy for for reproduction and ironically make giant leaps in Health technology
Daily my faith is renewed through my believe in Christ Jesus. Faith gives me an anchor in dire situations but essentially the patience to endure whatever hardship I may face
BRO TO BRO ❤️
Before you sleep tonight, remember this: you don’t have to have everything figured out right now.
Keep pushing, keep praying, and keep working on yourself. Don’t compare your journey to another man’s. Some battles you’re fighting silently, but that doesn’t mean you’re losing.
Rest tonight. Tomorrow is another opportunity to try again.
A meeting is set for 9am. People start arriving at 10:30 and laugh “Ghana time.”
You enter a government office and the person being paid to serve you behaves like you interrupted their wedding.
A trotro driver stops in the middle of the road to pick passengers and everybody behind him must understand.
Someone throws pure water rubber into the gutter, then complains when Accra floods.
A politician promises ten things, delivers two, and supporters say “But the previous government delivered one.”
We have created excuses for almost everything. Then we travel somewhere else, see people respecting time, rules and basic standards and say “Ei, these people are serious.” Smh