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06/09/2023

***Learn to live***
*In 1923, nine of the wealthiest people in the world met at Chicago's Edge Water Beach Hotel*.

*Their combined wealth, it is estimated, exceeded the wealth of the Government of the United States at that time*. These men certainly knew how to make a living and accumulate wealth. *Attending the meeting were the following men*:

1. The president of the *largest steel company,*

2. The president of the *largest utility company,*

3. The president of the *largest gas company,*

4. The president of the *New York Stock Exchange,*

5. The president of the *Bank of International Settlements,*

6. The *greatest wheat speculator*,

7. The greatest *bear on Wall Street,*

8. The head of the *World's greatest Economy*
&

9. A member of *President Harding's cabinet*.

*That's a pretty impressive line-up of people by anyone's yardstick.*

Yet, 25 years later, where were those nine industrial giants?

*Let’s examine what happened to them 25 years later*.
1. The President of the then largest steel company (Bethlehem Steel Corp), *Charles M Schwab, lived on borrowed capital for five years before he died bankrupt.*

2. The President of the then largest gas company, *Howard Hubson, went insane*.

3. One of the greatest commodity traders (Wheat Speculator), *Arthur Cutten, died insolvent.*

4. The then President of the New York Stock Exchange, *Richard Whitney, was sent to jail.*

5. The member of the US President’s Cabinet (the member of President Harding's cabinet), *Albert Fall, was pardoned from jail just to be able to go home and die in peace.*

6. The greatest “bear” on Wall Street, *Jesse Livermore committed su***de*.

7. The President of the then world’s greatest monopoly, *Ivar Krueger, committed su***de*.

8. The President of the Bank of International Settlement, *Leon Fraser, committed Su***de.*

9. The president of the largest utility company, *Samuel Insull, died penniless.*

*What they forgot was how to "make" life while they got busy making money!*

*Money in itself is not evil;* it provides food for the hungry, medicine for the sick, clothes for the needy. *Money is only a medium of exchange.*

*We need two kinds of education*:

a) One that teaches us *how to make a living,*

and

b) One that teaches us *how to live*.

*There are many of us who are so engrossed in our professional life that we neglect our family, health and social responsibilities.*

If asked why we do this, we would reply that *"We are doing it for our family"*.

Yet, *our kids are sleeping when we leave home*. They are sleeping *when we come back home*!! *Twenty years later, we’ll turn back, and they’ll all be gone, to pursue their own dreams and their own lives*.

*Without water, a ship cannot move*. *The ship needs water, but if the water gets into the ship, the ship will face existential problems*. What was once a means of living for the ship will now become a means of destruction.

Similarly we live in a time where earning is a necessity but *let not the earning enter our hearts, for what was once a means of living will surely become a means of destruction for us as well.*

*So take a moment and ask yourself, "Has the water entered my ship?"*
I hope not!

Hope the above story will drive all of us in a better direction in life.

''Alone I can 'Say' *but*
together we can 'talk'.

'Alone I can 'Enjoy' *but*
together we can
'Celebrate'.

'Alone I can 'Smile' *but*
together we can 'Laugh'.

That's the BEAUTY of
Human Relations.

We are nothing *without*
each other.

Let's be careful with life. It is too short to misbehave and get away with it.

One day it will be a story.
We will be left with our good or evil work to face our creator.

Stay Blessed🙏🏾

18/07/2023

All men above 40 should hear this📢📢📢

SHE DIED JUST BECOS SHE WANTS TO TRAVEL OUTFor the sake of those that haven’t read thisLet me start by introducing mysel...
24/06/2023

SHE DIED JUST BECOS SHE WANTS TO TRAVEL OUT

For the sake of those that haven’t read this

Let me start by introducing myself.

My name is Faith, an indigene of Oyo state.
Came from a very poor background, my dad died and left the three of us in this wicked world

( my mum, me and my only brother)

I have been willing to be the one to break the curse of poverty in my family.

I heard of an opportunity that can change my life for good. This agency claimed to sponsor us to Germany 🇩🇪.L

Immediately, I hopped on the opportunity and started following up the agency.
I introduced my friend Rebecca, who also fell in love with this great opportunity and desperate to leave the country.

Rebecca also came from a poor background but not as poor as mine, and she has been eager to travel out of the country.

I sold my properties so I can raise money for myself.
Rebecca on the other hand also sold some of her properties to raise funds.

We left Nigeria 🇳🇬 on a Friday Night, and we were told we would be travelling by water 💧.
I was so scared cause I had deep fobia (fear) for water.

Friday Night around 10:30pm, we left the sea shore in Lagos island and the journey began.

Four hours later, we encountered a massive sea storm that almost capsized our boat 🚤, we were told to offload the boat a little and this made some of us empty our luggage’s inside the water just to relieve the boat and make it float normally.

We almost emptied the boat cause it seems the storm won’t stop, we were all scared at this juncture, cos all hope was lost.

That was when the boat driver asked us:

Driver: is anyone of you wearing any bead of such? Be it wait bead or wrist or leg bead.

Everyone: 🙄

Then the officials with us in the boat was forced to search us. After thorough search, we noticed, my friend Rebecca was the only one wearing a waistbead.

Officials: Madam pls remove this bead and throw it inside the water

Rebecca: Am sorry I can’t do that, this bead was given to me as birthday gift and I can’t remove it just like that.

Me: Rebecca pls just do as they say, so we won’t die here cause am scared as hell and if throwing the bead away is the only solution. Pls do what they say pls.

After few minutes of argument, still Rebecca won’t remove this bead.
The official were left with no option than to push Rebecca inside that raging and angry looking water.

I was shocked 😳 and dumb for few minutes, my mouth was stiff and couldn’t move.

I had no choice than to keep mute and never reveal the incident to anyone.
We finally reached our destination (Germany) and guess what, live goes on.

I started working and making money, also sending few Euros 💶 to my family here in Nigeria.

It’s been 1 year since the incident happened and Rebecca’s mum at the other hand has been trying to reach her daughter for a year, she has been trying to reach my mum also but she can’t, since I already relocated her to Abeokuta.

She finally got my number from my mum, and tried calling me.
I refused to pick the call because I was feeling guilty and scared.

(Oh you were wondering how I know it’s her number? thanks to truecaller app on my phone)

I saw her name instantly and was forced to reject the call ☎️.

After three years of my stay in Germany 🇩🇪, I decided to travel down to Nigeria just to say hello.
I came back and spend just 2 days and left for Germany again. Because I was so scared Rebecca’s mum could visit at any time.

Flashed back to Thursday night, a day before we traveled, when Rebecca’s mum gave her the spiritual bead to wear.
Her motive was to travel to Germany and whoever she sleep with while wearing the bead will spend all his money on her and she can live a good and expensive life in Germany.

What people don’t know is that, water attract or hates anything diabolical or Charm, mostly when it comes to beads, there are goddess that are always attracted to stuffs like that.

And they sensed someone inside the boat wearing something that belongs to them, and they tried to claim it back by all means but capsizing the boat because that’s the only option to get rid of that.

So let’s be careful when travelling with anything diabolical in any form.

This is a true life story from Paul Odofin.

22/06/2023

BREAKING NEWS:

The presidential Committee Consider N-power to be return back to Vice President Office as NEMA and NAHCOM return back to Vice Presiden office...

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21/06/2023

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18/06/2023

Nigeria 🇳🇬 evolving.....
The renewed hope is here👏😁

29/05/2023

Yoruba History ( The fall of Kurunmi)

The story of Kurunmi is one that draws tears from the eyes of people who feel pity for a man who stood firm for tradition.

There was a time in the history of Yoruba where the heir to the throne is killed whenever the king dies. This tradition came about because it was discovered that a lot of princes killed their fathers so they could ascend the throne and become king instead.

It was believed that if the heirs were killed alongside their fathers, kings would live longer on the throne.

During this period, Alaafin Atiba was the paramount ruler of the Oyo empire, and he appointed Kurunmi, the son of Esiele as the Aare-ona-Kakanfo ( the generalissimo of the whole Yoruba warriors).

As it was with tradition, a king and an Aare-ona-Kakanfo cannot stay in the same town because their wield similar powers, so Kurunmi was assigned to Ijaiye, where he was given the power to lord over.

One day, Alaafin Atiba summoned the kings and lords of the neighboring towns and told them he wished to change tradition. Present at the meeting were kings like the Timi of Ede, Balogun Ibikunle of Ibadan, and Kurunmi himself.

When they were seated, Atiba came down from his throne and held the sword of Ogun (the Yoruba god of iron) in his right hand, and the bolt of Sango (the Yoruba god of lightning and thunder) in his left. He charged the royalties present to swear by the sword and bolt that after his death, his son Aremo Adelu will be made king after his demise.

Kurunmi disagreed immediately, and he reminded Alaafin Atiba that according to the tradition, the moment Atiba does, his son Adelu must follow suit. Other royalties tried to persuade Kurunmi, but he was adamant. When he couldn't convince them, he walked out in anger and headed for Ijaiye.

The other kings and chiefs went home to their people to inform them of the latest developments. When Balogun Ibikunle of Ibadan told his chiefs the news, one of the chiefs Basorun Ogunmola took the matter up and suggested they wage war against Kurunmi.

Kurunmi had once captured Ogunmola who had a secret affair with his wife. He captured him, tied him to a stake like a goat and fed him ashes as food. As a form of revenge, Ogunmola proposed war against Kurunmi.

Alaafin Atiba sent emissaries to Kurunmi to change his mind, but he remained adamant, and when Alaafin Atiba saw that he would not change his mind, he sent two calabash bowls to Kurunmi. One of the calabashes contained an effigy of a pair of twins (Yoruba symbol of peace), while the other calabash contained gunpowder (Yoruba symbol of war).

Kurunmi immediately chose war and sent the emissaries back to Atiba. Immediately, Kurunmi summoned his chief warrior Balogun Ogunkoroju and told him to prepare for war.

As part of the preparations for war, Kurunmi consulted the oracle, and the oracle warned him not to go to war with Ibadan because he would lose the war. Kurunmi was not going to have any of it, and he pestered the oracle to tell him what to do to win the war.

The oracle then told Kurunmi that in order for him not to lose the war, he must not cross the River Ose, which was the boundary between Ijaiye and Ibadan. Kurunmi agreed, and went ahead to plan for the war against Ibadan.

While Kurunmi was making preparations, the Ibadan warriors, led by Ogunmola went to meet the people of Ęgba who were said to possess very powerful charms.

The Ęgba people then prepared a potent charm called Eedi (a charm that causes someone or a group of people to ignore warnings or dare something that will harm them). The Eedi was set out to the River Ose so that the Ijaiye warriors will be tempted to cross the river.

When the war came, Kurunmi sent his five sons to war to fight the Ibadan people. During the face-off, Ijaiye warriors soundly defeated the Ibadan warriors, and the remaining Ibadan warriors fled back, crossing the River Ose.

Unfortunately for Kurunmi, his warriors fell to the potency of the Eedi, and they crossed the River Ose, believing that they had momentum, and that they could chase the Ibadan soldiers far away.

Immediately they crossed the river, their charms failed them, and they were killed in thousands by the warriors of Ibadan who had set a trap for them. Kurunmi suffered heavy losses, and lost all his five sons in the war.

Basorun Ogunmola mocked him and sent a message to him that he was coming for his head. On hearing the news of the death of his sons and his men, Kurunmi became very devastated and suicidal, but while he grieved, he held on to his belief that tradition remains tradition, and that he does not regret standing firm in the face of corruption.

Kurunmi committed su***de by taking poison, and he was thrown into the river Ose according to his wishes so that Basorun Ogunmola won't have the luxury of cutting his head and hanging it in shame.

From today's presidential inauguration @ Eagle square Abuja.. God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬
29/05/2023

From today's presidential inauguration @ Eagle square Abuja..
God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬

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