The only limit is me. Docendo discimus.
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Peace and blessings 🙏♠️
In the symphony of existence, music, the universal language, stands as an extraordinary conduit that connects souls, transcending time and culture.
7. They apologize to their children when wrong. Japanese culture treats apology as strength, not weakness. A parent who says "I was wrong, I'm sorry" teaches accountability more powerfully than a hundred lectures about honesty ever could.
HISTORIC FLASHBACK
Maryam Babangida: The First Lady Who Redefined the Office
Remembered for her elegance and iconic style, Maryam Babangida’s greatest legacy went far beyond fashion.
She transformed the office of Nigeria’s First Lady into a platform for women’s empowerment and National development a legacy that continues to inspire today.
“Peller you get money buy car 200m naira, as them day give am make e give us too”
- Street thug, Inside Lagos, Daylight Rbbrs Disguised as Beggars 😳
A disturbing look at the growing problem of touts and street extortion in Lagos. Interview by kizitolid
@02_sparks@N47Kurt@RoyIsThaTruth If you are of an African descent and you think like this. Your parents did an awfully terrible job.
You are exactly where they want you to be. Choose love, peace and unity always
@Crazymoments01 The internet used to be
dont believe everything you read.
Now it’s dont believe anything you cant verify in 3 different ways and a sworn affidavit.
We call on the African Union and all leaders: protect every African, everywhere. Make dignity and mobility non-negotiable.
But beyond policy, this is a matter of mindset.
Choose unity.
Choose dignity.
Choose disciplined love.
Because Africa rises together or not at all.
No African is foreign to Africa.
From Johannesburg to Lagos, we are one people moving through different spaces. Our struggles are shared, and so must be our progress. Blaming each other will never fix what broken systems have created.
No African is foreign to Africa.
From Johannesburg to Lagos, we are one people moving through different spaces. Our struggles are shared, and so must be our progress. Blaming each other will never fix what broken systems have created.
As a global citizen and a Proud Pan- African it is rather disheartening that this is happening today
The dream of Kwame Nkrumah and Julius Nyerere was never division
it was unity rooted in shared destiny. Xenophobia is not strength; it is forgetfulness.
As a global citizen and a Proud Pan- African it is rather disheartening that this is happening today
The dream of Kwame Nkrumah and Julius Nyerere was never division
it was unity rooted in shared destiny. Xenophobia is not strength; it is forgetfulness.