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Let me share some things that get me excited:
1. Changing my wallpaper: this has a strangely therapeutic effect on me.
2. The Windows spotlight images: I love the featured landscapes.
3. Babies’ laughter! I love the sound of their giggles and cackling.
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I had a rich uncle who his children misbehaved too
This man legit used to tell my mum that when he dies his children from his first wife would open his grave and beat him up for how bad he would wicked them
This man died at 80 and willed all his properties to ogun state govt
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If you know older generation cancel culture ehn 🤣🤣🤣 one man in my area then said he will sell all his houses before he die because his children are useless. Baba started selling when he was like 60 and the last one was left because he moved to Ondo (his town) and use the last Lagos house whenever his in Lagos.
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Master of Arts (MA) in Global Security and Strategy
Fun fact: I had a suit planned for this shoot, but my designer had an emergency and couldn’t get it ready in time.
Things took a different turn, and it got me thinking about how we’ve come to associate education with western clothing.
There’s something beautiful about celebrating an academic milestone in a way that also reflects who we are and where we come from.
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Of course, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with wanting a generous partner or expecting financial responsibility from someone you’re dating. You are allowed to have standards and financial compatibility matters. But wanting a partner who can contribute meaningfully to your life and believing that a man’s money is your primary route to a good life? GET DOWN plis.
A lot of you women are living in La la land fr, and at some point you need to sit up and stop making men’s money the centre of your life. Please face your life and work for your own money. Financial independence is not just about being able to afford nice things. It’s also about having choices, maintaining your dignity and being able to leave situations that no longer serve you.
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Idolising church leaders is nothing new. In Lystra, the people there tried to worship Paul and Barnabas as gods, and they refused it by tearing their clothes.
The lesson is that it’s the leader's duty to nip that madness in the bud and keep the focus on God.
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What a session! The Spirit of God was heavily felt. God bless Minister Greatman.
I need to be at Reboot Camp in December.
youtu.be/doV7cfBJRmQ?si=Etzq…
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Someone could probably write a book (if they haven’t already) about the cycle of technology productizing the removal of friction in the name of convenience only for us to discover that the friction was a load-bearing part of the social compact.
Someone told me he thinks dating apps are bad because they let you access connection without having any motion in your life. Normally meeting people requires going out into the world, entering new scenes and navigating unfamiliar situations. You have to be living a life that brings you into contact with other people. Dating apps let you order connection without doing any of that work
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I love when toddlers start telling you stories. The details might be questionable, but the enthusiasm is unmatched. 😂