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A good follower of justice very patient and understanding
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04/08/2025

📊 STEP 5: Track Everything

Like a Business

Your money needs management, no matter how small.

âś… Record every income and expense.
✅ Set a savings goal (₦200/day = ₦6,000/month).
âś… Know your business profit and reinvest it.
✅ Monitor habits: what’s draining your cash?

Use a notebook or a simple app. Just be intentional.

💰 STEP 4: Cut Poverty HabitsPoverty is not only lack of money   it’s often bad habits:❌ Borrowing for celebration❌ Drink...
04/08/2025

đź’° STEP 4: Cut Poverty Habits

Poverty is not only lack of money it’s often bad habits:

❌ Borrowing for celebration
❌ Drinking/smoking while hungry
❌ Sleeping all day, scrolling TikTok
❌ Spending your last ₦1,000 on phone data without a plan
❌ Fake lifestyle to impress poor friends

Change your daily routine your life will change.

📚 STEP 3: Learn, Learn, Learn  Before You EarnDon’t say “there’s no opportunity.”Say: “What do I need to learn to qualif...
04/08/2025

📚 STEP 3: Learn, Learn, Learn Before You Earn

Don’t say “there’s no opportunity.”
Say: “What do I need to learn to qualify for the opportunity I want?”

Use:

YouTube , free skills: design, crypto, e-commerce, video editing.

Free apps ,Duolingo (language), Skillshare, Canva, Coursera.

Mentors online Follow Nigerians in your niche doing it right.

“Information is the new currency. Learn daily or earn nothing.”

🕊️ THE GIRL WHO SAVED HER KILLER’S SON   Eva Mozes KorEva Mozes Kor was only 10 years old when she and her twin sister M...
02/08/2025

🕊️ THE GIRL WHO SAVED HER KILLER’S SON Eva Mozes Kor

Eva Mozes Kor was only 10 years old when she and her twin sister Miriam were taken from their home in Romania and sent to Auschwitz by the N***s during the Holocaust.

They were among the few children selected by Dr. Josef Mengele, the infamous N**i doctor, for human experimentation. Every day, Eva and her sister were injected with unknown substances, measured like lab rats, and subjected to unimaginable pain.

Many children died, but Eva and Miriam survived.
After the war, Eva moved to the U.S., started a new life, and even founded a Holocaust museum.

But the most shocking part of her story came in 1995.

She publicly forgave the N***s.

Yes, you read that right.

Not because they deserved it.
Not because she forgot.
But because she realized that hatred was still chaining her.

“Forgiveness is not about the perpetrator. It’s about healing the victim.”

Later, Eva even befriended Rainer Höss, the grandson of the Auschwitz commandant who had overseen thousands of murders including those of her family.

Why?

Because Rainer was ashamed of his grandfather’s crimes and dedicated his life to Holocaust education.

Eva, instead of hating him, welcomed him like family.

They spoke at schools together.
They hugged on stages.
They cried in museums.
And together they taught the world something rare:

That even after horror, we can choose healing.

💡 What’s the lesson?

Forgiveness isn’t weakness.
It’s freedom.
It doesn’t mean accepting evil.
It means refusing to let evil destroy you forever.

Hurt can be deep but healing is deeper.

Sometimes, the strongest people are the ones who forgive not because they want to but because they need to live free.

Eva’s story is not about forgetting.
It’s about rising above pain and choosing peace even when you have every reason not to.

THE MAN WHO BROKE A MOUNTAIN — Dashrath ManjhiDashrath Manjhi was a poor laborer living in a remote village in Bihar, In...
02/08/2025

THE MAN WHO BROKE A MOUNTAIN — Dashrath Manjhi

Dashrath Manjhi was a poor laborer living in a remote village in Bihar, India. His village was cut off from the outside world by a giant rocky hill. To get to the nearest hospital or market, people had to walk 70 kilometers around the mountain.

One day, his wife fell sick. He tried to carry her across the mountain for treatment, but it was too far. She died on the way.

Crushed by pain, most men would have cursed life and given up.

But Dashrath made a decision.

“If the mountain won't move, I will move it.”

He picked up a hammer and chisel, and began to carve a path — alone.

People laughed. They called him mad.
He kept going.
No help. No machines.
Just his will, his hands, and his pain.

It took him 22 years.
But Dashrath Manjhi, the “Mountain Man,” carved a 110meter long road through solid rock, reducing the journey from 70 km to just 15 km.

His work saved lives and transformed villages.

💡 What’s the lesson?

You don’t need to be rich, powerful, or educated to create impact.

You just need courage, consistency, and a reason to keep going.

If you can carry your pain…
You can also turn it into purpose.

Some will laugh. Some will doubt. But your breakthrough may come…
One hit at a time.

Stay focused. Keep digging.
Even mountains must move.

🌅 HE LOST 30 YEARS… BUT NEVER LOST HOPEIn 1985, Anthony Ray Hinton, a poor man in Alabama, was sentenced to death for a ...
02/08/2025

🌅 HE LOST 30 YEARS… BUT NEVER LOST HOPE

In 1985, Anthony Ray Hinton, a poor man in Alabama, was sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit.

He spent 30 YEARS on death row.
Wrongfully accused.
Forgotten.
Alone.

But he made a choice that changed everything:

“They can lock up my body, but they can’t cage my JOY.”

In prison, he started a book club.
Encouraged other inmates.
Made peace with his pain.
Waited with faith.

In 2015, the truth came out.
He was proven innocent.
Set free after 30 long years.

But he didn’t come out bitter.
He came out better.

Today, he is a speaker, author, and voice for the voiceless.

💡What’s the lesson?

You may be broke…
You may feel stuck…
You may be going through your own kind of “prison”…

But never let life steal your hope.

Your time will come.
Even in darkness, the sun will shine again.

Keep standing. Keep believing.
You are not forgotten. 🙏🏽✨

"The Sacred Journey (Part 2): How to Keep Love Alive and Protect Your Marriage"Marriage isn’t something you just enter. ...
01/08/2025

"The Sacred Journey (Part 2):

How to Keep Love Alive and Protect Your Marriage"

Marriage isn’t something you just enter. It’s something you nurture daily.
Like a garden, if you stop watering it, weeds will grow.
So how do you keep your marriage sacred, rich, and life-giving — even when life gets hard?

❤️ 1. Never Stop Dating Each Other

Marriage doesn’t mean the end of romance — it’s the beginning of intentional love.

Send sweet texts again.

Surprise each other.

Dress up for your spouse like you did when you were still “toasting.”

Step out and share roasted corn together under the Lagos or Enugu evening sun.

Remind yourselves why you started.

Marriage is not a cage. It’s a garden but only if you tend it.

🙏🏽 2. Build Your Marriage on God, Not Emotions

Feelings will rise and fall. But God remains.
A marriage that prays together will endure storms better than a marriage that only parties together.

Wake up and say, “Let’s pray.”

Don’t wait until problems come before you remember God.

When conflict arises, don’t call outsiders first call God.

Marriage isn’t just physical. It’s spiritual. Protect it with prayer.

🗣️ 3. Communicate, Don’t Accuse

Silence can be louder than shouting. And assumptions kill love faster than distance.

Say what’s hurting you but say it kindly.

Don’t bottle emotions. Don’t nag. Speak from your heart, not from your wound.

Listen not just to reply, but to understand.

Real love communicates, even through anger and tears.

🧍🏽‍♂️🧍🏽‍♀️ 4. Understand Your Roles Without Ego

In today’s Nigeria, the lines between gender roles are blurry. But understanding is key:

A husband must lead with love, not force.

A wife must support with strength, not silence.

Submission is not slavery. Headship is not dictatorship.
Both are sacrificial service to each other.

Love without respect becomes controlling. Respect without love becomes cold.

🛡️ 5. Protect Your Marriage Like a Treasure

Your marriage is not public property.

Don’t compare your husband or wife to anyone.

Don’t allow friends or in-laws to sow seeds of suspicion.

Keep your intimacy sacred not everything belongs on Facebook or Instagram.

Don’t bring your problems to people who want your downfall.

What you protect will prosper.

🤍 6. Learn to Forgive — Even When It Hurts

There’s no lasting marriage without forgiveness.
You will both make mistakes. You will both offend each other.
But love says: “I choose to stay, I choose to forgive, I choose to heal with you.”

Forgiveness is a gift you give your marriage — not because they’re always right, but because the union is worth fighting for.

🌻 7. Enjoy the Simple Things

Love doesn’t always need fancy dinner or Dubai vacations.
Sometimes it’s:

Sharing corn by the roadside

Laughing at silly jokes

Holding hands in the market

Bathing the kids together

Sitting in quiet peace after a long day

Don’t wait for big moments to love. Learn to celebrate small victories

💌 The Journey Continues…

The sacred journey is not a straight road.
It has curves, potholes, beautiful sunsets, and sometimes, painful rain.
But if you keep walking together… if you keep growing, keep forgiving, keep praying…
You’ll look back someday and say:

"It wasn’t perfect, but it was real… and it was worth it."

01/08/2025

Welcome to the month of

AUGUST

The 8th month of the 2025

31/07/2025

đź’Ľ Stop Waiting for Rescue

Create Solutions

Nigeria will not rescue you.
No uncle, no politician, no “connection.”
But YOU you can learn, serve, build, create, and rise.

Start solving local problems.
What do people around you need daily that you can supply?

📌 Snacks? Airtime? Recharge card? POS agent? Mobile repair?
📌 Selling data? Cleaning services? Extra lessons? Barbing/hair?

Start small ,solve problems grow from there.

30/07/2025

Face the Truth, Not Denial

Poverty thrives in silence and self deception.

✅ Call it what it is “I am not where I want to be.”
✅ Then say what you want , “I am committed to rising.”
âś… Denial keeps you poor. Awareness sets you free.

“God can bless you. But He won’t manage your laziness.

Arise and shine

29/07/2025

"Fake Life Will Delay Real Wealth"

Don’t borrow to look rich.
Don’t compete with people whose lives are built on debt and pressure.
Real wealth is quiet. It builds underground before it shows up.

>“Shine quietly. Invest loudly. Live smart.

🔥 “Persist Because You Carry Fire”A Soulful Streetwise Message for Anyone on the Edge🎙️Make I tell you one bitter sweet ...
28/07/2025

🔥 “Persist Because You Carry Fire”

A Soulful Streetwise Message for Anyone on the Edge

🎙️
Make I tell you one bitter sweet truth:

> If na easy, everybody for don make am.
But you? You still dey show up. You still dey try. You still dey push.
Why?

Because you carry something too heavy to waste.

✊🏽 You Must Persist Because…

1. Nobody go carry your destiny for you.
Dem fit encourage you, dem fit clap for you but na only you fit do the work wey go change your life.

You go cry sometimes.
You go lose friends.
You go doubt yourself.
But if you stop now…
Everything you’ve survived so far go waste.

2. God no give you vision make you abandon am halfway.
The dream you carry na seed.
And seed wey dem no water go die.

Persisting na your way of telling God:
“I still believe.”

Even if na one step per day, just move.
Because delay no be denial
And one day of grace fit cancel 10 years of struggle.

3. The World Is Waiting for You Even if E Never Clap Yet
Nobody dey notice small tree for bush.
Until the tree begin give shade, fruit, and shelter
Na that time everybody go want take picture with am.

So if dem never see you now, no vex.
Just dey build.

Because when you blow,
Them go ask you for your secret.
Them go say “Na God” but you go know say na God plus persistence.

đź§  Remember This (Deep Street Truth):

Pressure no dey break gold. Na pressure dey form am.

Hustle wey come with pain, dey birth purpose.

Vision wey dey drag with delay, dey give deeper value when it finally land.

đź’ˇ Tell Yourself Today:

> I no come this far to stop now.
I no hustle this much to end empty.
I no cry this many nights to remain stagnant.
I must push.
I must rise.
I must make it.

🌳 Closing Punch (Back to the Tree Metaphor)

That tree surrounded by bigger ones…
Still grew.

Why?

Because it refused to compete it focused on growing.

That’s what you need now.
Forget who’s ahead.
Forget who’s trending.
Forget who has light.

Build your root.
Find your space.
And grow so tall that even the shadows can’t reach you anymore

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