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So basically yeah, I’ve decided to spend more time engaging Mutuals or no Mutual at the same time explore X more.
Let’s see if i can be consistent for a month and imma get my TICK back.
🥂 to new connections.
We shall all live. We pray for life, children, a good harvest, and happiness. You will have what is good for you, and I will have what is good for me. Let the kite perch and let the egret perch, too. If one says no to the other, let his wing break.
In the heart of Lagos, where the air smelled of suya and exhaust and the streets never slept, lived Chidi Okonkwo a 28 year old danfo conductor with a voice that could cut through traffic like a knife.
Chidi stared at the paper for a long time. Then he laughed that deep, full Lagos laugh of his.
“From shouting ‘Oshodi!’ to sitting in an office with air conditioning?” he said. “God truly dey.”
He still takes the danfo sometimes just to remember where he started.
They made it with four minutes to spare.
Two weeks later, Amaka returned to the same bus stop holding a small envelope. Inside was a letter of employment… and a second letter offering Chidi a junior role in customer operations at the same company. She had told them everything.
Then at the gridlocked traffic ahead. Without a word, he told the driver, “Drop us at the next junction.” He paid both their fares from his own pocket, flagged a keke, and sat with Amaka in the rain, shielding the folder with his body the entire way.
Thinking, gathering them from the muddy water while the driver yelled at him to hurry up.
“I’m sorry,” Amaka whispered, almost in tears. “These are my only copies. I have an interview at a tech company in Victoria Island. If I’m late…”
Chidi looked at the wet documents,
Few knew he was quietly saving every spare coin for something bigger.
One rainy Tuesday, a young woman named Amaka boarded the bus clutching a torn folder. She looked exhausted. When the bus hit a particularly vicious pothole and her papers scattered, Chidi jumped down without
Every morning he shouted destinations at the top of his lungs: “Oshodi! Ikeja! Yaba no be joke!” while hanging halfway out the yellow bus, one hand gripping the rail, the other collecting crumpled naira notes. People called him “Conductor Chidi.”
Notice the good. Count your wins. Savor the small moments. Appreciate the people you love. Celebrate your progress. Pay attention to what's working. Be present for your life. Gratitude is more than positive thinking. It's attention training.
I talk ahm say no be ordinary eyes.. these guys literally used Arsenal to celebrate their new age 😂😂



