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Habeeb Kayode Yahaya, popular as JAYPEE-D-POET, is a spoken word artiste and a passionate podcaster. His podcast 'Let's Talk About It' has delved into topical issues and discussions from international, national, and local settings. It features guest speakers who offer productive insights into the discussions. Jaypee D Poet began his podcast journey in 2009 when he started the compilation of my poe

try and started reciting to family members and friends. It evolved into a rebranded spoken word series sent as voice notes to WhatsApp friends around 2011. Later, it became a culture and a career path for him when he started the Youtube channel podcast. With more than 12 years of experience and leveraging digital media, Jaypee-d-poet looks forward to changing the world with his podcast. This channel brings to you, amazing creative video content, spoken word poetry, podcasts, documentary, short drama, and more

25/02/2026

Have you seen my new short film “Where there’s life there’s hope” check my reels and get all the emotions in 4k ..

24/02/2026

At least… you’re still alive.”

Sometimes that doesn’t feel like comfort.
Sometimes it feels like pressure.

But what if survival is not weakness?
What if staying is strength?

If I didn’t give up yesterday…
Maybe that means something.

This short film is for anyone who is tired of “being strong.”
For anyone barely holding it together.
For anyone who needs a reminder that breathing is not small — it is powerful.

Where there’s life… there’s hope. 🤍

Tag someone who needs this.
Save it for the days you forget.

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10/02/2026

Kwara: Death Toll Rises To 102 As Bandits Attack Kaiama, Tinubu Orders Immediate Troop Deployment

The Emir of Kaiama, a community in Kwara State, Omar Muazu, confirmed that 75 victims have been given mass burial according to the Islamic rite, while some have been transported to their other communities for burial.

At least 102 have been confirmed killed, while an unconfirmed number of people have been kidnapped, as the Emir described the massacre as the worst in the history of Nigeria.

He said Woro town is now a ghost community, while an undisclosed numbBandits’er of women and children were kidnapped.

He confirmed that the bandits had earlier sent a letter to the community, purportedly notifying residents of their intention to ‘come and preach.’

So are we going to stay silent.. ofcourse NO!

05/02/2026

Never ever look down on people.
Table might turn, the person you snubbed today might be the one to pull you up..

21/01/2026

Four places you must visit if you truly want to change the way you see life.
Not for travel… not for content… but for perspective.
This will humble you, heal you, and wake you up.

If this touched you, save it. Share it with someone you love.

17/01/2026

Things That Are Okay

Sometimes you will be happy.
Sometimes you will be sad — and that’s okay.

Sometimes you’ll get tired of waking up going through different phases of life again and again
— that’s okay.

Sometimes you won’t receive the very thing you’ve been praying so hard for,
and even then… that’s okay. You just have to keep on putting on the work and hoping ,praying

Sometimes you’ll have to deal with loneliness,
learning how to keep yourself company — and that’s okay.

15/01/2026

The Blessings We Overlook

There are certain blessings we often overlook and underestimate. Most times, we don’t truly appreciate them until they’re gone.

If you still have a mum who calls you several times just to check on you — sometimes as if you’re still her baby, even though you’re now a full-grown man or woman — that’s a blessing.

If you still have a dad who guides you through the storms of life, who gives you clarity whenever you’re confused — that’s a blessing.

If you still have siblings, older or younger,
who disturb you with calls all the time just to check on you, to advise you, to make small, subtle requests — I swear, that’s a blessing.

If you still have friends who make you smile and laugh, who show up for you regardless,
people you can confide in when you’re going through a lot —I swear, that’s a blessing.

If you still have people you can truly call family, your blood, people you know will always come through for you — that’s a big blessing.

If you have good health, you don’t fall sick all the time — man, I swear, that’s a huge blessing.

If you have a wife or a husband who is kind to you,
who understands you and stands by you —
that’s one of the biggest blessings of all.

The list goes on and on. Please don’t take these things for granted. Learn to appreciate these gifts while they’re still here. Because I swear, when you really think about it, these are some of the greatest blessings you can ever have.

10/01/2026

Confidence is the real currency when you’re not born into wealth.
It opens doors, earns respect, and puts your name in rooms you weren’t invited to.
Build it. Carry it. Use it.

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07/01/2026

During AFCON, while many watched the players, one man stood still—
not for football, but for history.

A DR Congo supporter paid tribute to Patrice Lumumba, the first Prime Minister of Congo and one of Africa’s boldest voices against colonialism.
His courage inspired a continent.
His assassination reminds us how dangerous freedom can be.

This moment is a call to remember our past, question our present, and protect Africa’s future.
Because liberation didn’t end—it only changed form.

📌 Never forget those who paid the ultimate price for Africa.

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05/01/2026

The gift of hope

There is a popular Yoruba saying: “Ẹni tí kò tíì kú, ṣì ní ìrètí,” which means “as long as a person is alive, there is still hope.”

This witty saying emphasizes the true importance of hope. Hope is what keeps us going. Hope is what wakes us up every single day. It is what gives us the strength to live for tomorrow.

Hope tells us that one day—maybe soon—we will get what we wish for. That we will become who we have always aspired to be. That the things we have long desired will eventually find their way to us.

Hope reminds us that after crying, we will laugh again. That after seasons of lack, we will one day afford the things we once prayed for. It goes on and on.

Hope is what keeps us alive. The moment we lose hope, we become living dead—breathing, yet tired of living. Waiting, not for life, but for death.

Without hope, we lose the strength to keep pushing. Without hope, our drive fades. And without hope, the light within us slowly goes out. So as long as you are still breathing, as long as your heart is still beating,
remember this—

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