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Princess Dera, Enugu (2026)

01/01/2026

It's a New Year again
Another opportunity to become a better person or a better version of yourself
Another time to stick to a resolution
Another opportunity to reflect, recall and renew yourself
Use today to have time for yourself
Make use of this new year don't allow it to be wasted like the other past year
Yes I know we saw a lot, we experienced a lot it just the grace of God that allow us scale through
We are no better than those who didn't made it
God came through for us
He has given us enough grace therefore should we continue to waste the years because we have the grace of God? Definitely not.
I urge us all to live Today like it's the last day on Earth and so the coming days let us always be peaceful just like the Prince of Peace and may our mother Mary continue to intercede for us Amen 🙏
Holy Mary, mother of God... intercede for us 🙏🙏🙏
Dera ✍️

25/12/2025

A king yet born in a manger
God himself but took man's flesh
He humbled himself to be the son of a carpenter
Joy to the world 🎷🎷🤸🤸🤸💃💃💃
The savior is here 🎄🎉🎈

19/12/2025

THE LIFE OF THE NIGERIAN YOUTHS
Part IV
So dearest Nigerian youths, do not give up; do not lose faith; do not allow the pleasures of the world to take away your inner peace or change your perspective. You are destined for greatness, and you are still those leaders of tomorrow. I know; yes, time waits for no man, but come to think of it, are we different from the people of old? Didn't we remember the story of Sarah in Genesis, who was barren but in her 90s, God visited her, and she conceived? Or Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, whom everyone thought was barren, and yet gave birth to not just an ordinary man but a young youth who had the privilege to baptize God (Jesus). Always know that God's plan is always the best. Nigeria may delay you, but what God has destined for you cannot be denied. So, therefore, keep yourself busy with learning skills; make it a vow not to engage in any crime, and wait for the Lord, for He has better plans for you. If He can visit the people whom others thought could not make it in life again, why can't He change your story?

Sarah is now referred to as the "Mother of all Nations" because she waited for Him, and He blessed her; likewise, you are not exceptional; I am not exceptional; God will remember us in His perfect time. Do not give up; do not lose hope; stand firm and see the wonders of the Lord.
Dera ✍️

19/12/2025

THE LIFE OF THE NIGERIAN YOUTHS
Part III
And now, their hearts are hardened; their ears are deaf to the plead of the innocent; their eyes bleed bitterness, and their mouths thirst for more, not for books, not for knowledge, but for money, something to quench their thirst. They proceed to fraud, popularly called 'Yahoo.' Some even push further to Yahoo Plus, which results in rituals, killing of innocent souls, and harvesting of their organs. Some consider Yahoo a long-term process to make money, and then they go for the easiest and most dangerous means, which is armed robbery or probably kidnapping of the innocent, demanding ransom, and endangering their lives, leaving them at the mercy of God.

While all this goes on, there are still a few youths who, despite the obstacles they faced, strive hard to get admission by merit and not by bribe. When that is achieved, despite the wasted years of trying, the countless jamb exams written, the sleepless nights kept, will be turned into marvelous glory. They will flourish, and all those tears shed will be turned into unending praise. Though some may be visited on time, that is, their plans will work out accordingly for them, while others will be delayed, but nevertheless, always remember that "Destiny may be delayed, but it cannot be denied."

19/12/2025

THE LIFE OF THE NIGERIAN YOUTHS
Part II
Yes, school is scam, and I don't blame them for that, because there is so much pain in seeing and witnessing full corrupt practices unfolding right in your eyes. You expect these young, vibrant youths to believe that "we are the leaders of tomorrow"? A young, promising man with a bright future goes to school, sits, listens, does all assessments, passes with flying colors, and his big dreams of becoming a medical doctor are crashed because the Nigerian University fails to give him his right. He hopes for a better tomorrow. Meanwhile, another young Nigerian youth who has no knowledge nor experience of what it takes to be in the 'four corners of a classroom,' let alone the ability to do what it demands, goes with a "handsome bag," and boom, he is studying medicine. Wow!

So, what explanation do you tell the one who had toiled for good six years, burned countless candles, and deprived himself of sleep just to see he excels, yet to no avail? To him, "School is Scam."

Many young Nigerian youths today are criminals, not because they wanted to be but because their long-awaited future had been shattered. Their dreams and aspirations were blurred out. They needed a means of survival; they needed a life to live, so they had no choice. They were made to believe that they had been scammed, that their young, vibrant years, which they would have used to make money, had been wasted in that prison called "the classroom." They believed those years would have yielded abundantly if invested upon long ago.

19/12/2025

THE LIFE OF THE NIGERIAN YOUTHS
Part I
Modernity has brought a lot of changes, and what used to be cherished slowly disappears in the twinkle of an eye. Before now, "School" was what everyone cherished and would do anything to get that colonial master's knowledge, either in full or half-baked. We could see an instance in the book titled "The Second Class Citizen" by Buchi Emecheta, where a character named Ada did everything humanly possible to get educated, even when her family made it difficult for her. She was determined and fought till she got what she wanted.

Today, Nigerian youths feel that "School" is a prison of its own. They feel overburdened, and the worst part is that they don't get good returns from it. They become curious to leave the so-called prison and face the wider world, the reality of life. They try everything humanly possible to get out of school quickly. Some engage in crimes that warrant expulsion, while others wait patiently for the day they will wear that gown and dance joyfully, not because they are excelling to greater heights but because they have waited calmly for this day. Just like that government driver in Chibuike Onu's poem, "A Government Driver on His Retirement," who served tirelessly for 35 solid years, and on the day he was to retire, had no choice but to celebrate his victory. So, they have long waited to be out of that prison block called the "Four Corners of the Classroom" and equally be done with listening to all the "rubbish" they thought teachers had been saying, because they were made to believe that "School is Scam."

Princess Dera

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