Omo this egbon dey yarn sense ooo.
He sell him Benz take bounce back.
Some niggas no dey recover when dem sell their cars ooo? But to the lack funds like this, better to sell your property and reshuffle your settings, e get why.
Before depression go kill person.
And this advice is to 9-5ers that says "Not all of us like doing business".
Someone met me 12 years ago in a remote place, advertising a talk for me to attend. And he said something that's stuck "That your degree, it'll expire by 60. After that, what next".
Aspire to be more
Some people call it “standards” when it’s actually entitlement. Wanting the best is fine. Expecting someone to provide it while you bring nothing is different.
GEH GEH, MAN OF WISDOM.
There's this saying I do use then, I'm a poor boy and have nothing to lose, I started from Zero and nothing and ready to take full risk because I'm ready to start all over again if I failed, you have to train yourself in a very disciplined way if you truly want success.
Lol he’s not wrong. Even when I was making money selling shoes, I knew I wanted more.
I had to go through the painful process of quitting what was paying my bills at the time to pursue something bigger.
It was a risky gamble and it could have failed. But if you don’t take risks, you remove every possibility of winning.
Nothing against you or the estate, but this is something that genuinely bothers me about Nigeria. We have normalized marketing basic human necessities as luxury.
A concrete road shouldn’t be a luxury. Electricity shouldn’t be a luxury. Clean water shouldn’t be a luxury. Proper drainage and access to healthcare shouldn’t be luxury.
These should be the bare minimum standard of a decent community, not the reason someone has to convince you to buy a house there.
P-Square broke the record for the Largest Afrobeats Tour in North America in 2010 with headline concerts, no festivals.
All their shows in Los Angeles, Maryland, Toronto, Oakland, Houston & New York were sold out.
The Maryland show was almost cancelled due to the large turnout.
"As far as the law is concerned, the EFCC has not acted illegally. Under the law, the EFCC has the power to freeze the accounts of the federal government, state governments, or local governments."
— Femi Falana (SAN) on the freezing of Osun State's account.
#PoliticsToda