The Most Bitter Truth of Life. 1. You weren’t born to just pay bills and die. 2. You don’t get to the top by following the rules. 3. Networking will get you a job faster than your degree will. 4. Results happen overtime and not overnight. 5. Wealth is more than just money. 6. Nobody cares about your degree when you drive a Lamborghini. 7. Society will judge you no matter what. 8. Hard times teach you valuable lessons. 9. The best revenge is massive success. 10. If you can’t manage stress, you will never manage success. 11. Financial freedom has a priceless view. 12. Money isn’t everything but everything requires money. 13. No one is coming to save you. This life is 100% your responsibility. 14. Risk is the price you pay for opportunity. 15. Focusing on yourself will make you feel unstoppable. 16. Doctors won’t make you healthy. Save yourself. 17. Your perception is your power. 18. Holding on to the past drain your energy. 19. If you are not losing friends, you are not growing up. #truncated

Nationwide Protest: You’ve a right to protest, but… — Lagos govt warns The Secretary to the Lagos State Government, Abimbola Salu-Hundeyin, says while citizenry have a right to make their grievances known through protest, d£§truction of properties and other kinds of vi%lence will not be welcomed in the state. She therefore urged Lagosians to protest peacefully and avoid any demonstration that could lead to a repeat of the 2020 #EndSARS protest during which public properties were d£§troyed. Speaking in Alausa, she said: “This is the state that does not owe any pensioner a Kobo. If you retired today, you should be expecting your pension immediately. The Lagos State Government is doing so much. Is it the Ilera Eko, the New Insurance Medical Schemes, the university we are building, the blue line rail, and others? It is a legitimate right for citizens to protest; there’s nothing wrong with it. The only thing people should worry about is that we do not want viol£nce because the nascent peace we enjoy in Nigeria now and the development we are seeing, particularly in Lagos State, should not be truncated. We do not want anything to tamper with all that the state is currently enjoying. During the last protest (EndSARS), we saw the d£§truction that happened. They have a right, but their rights should not be for d£§truction.”