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02/01/1985
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    Studied Political science and economic at College of education
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  • I can guarantee you'll be a millionare if you do this in the next 10 years...

    --

    1. Move out of your hometown

    Leave the typical norm you grew up in and seek new challenge.

    You're a product of;

    • What you've experienced
    • Who you hang out with
    • What you've been taught

    If you do this, you'll expand your imagination when you;

    • Meet new people
    • Seek new challenge
    • Experience new realities.

    Change your location and you'll boost your personal growth 10x faster.

    --

    2. Connect with high value people

    Before you consider this, first priotitize your self-care;

    • Dress clothes that fit
    • Invest in your shoes
    • Have a good hair cut
    • Smell nice

    Places to meet high value people:

    • Attend conferences and seminars
    • High edge bars
    • At the gym
    • Online

    Where else?

    --

    3. Work out 5x a week

    Get concerned about your health.

    If you can't work out 5x a week, how can you expect to even be rich?

    Set aside 40 mins a day to do this;

    • Hit 300 push ups (30×10)
    • Do 200 squats (20×10)
    • Perform planks (1min × 2)
    • Hit mountain climbers

    In 6 months, you'll have formed chest, strong arms and legs.

    --

    4. Learn a high income skill.

    You don't have to complicate it, do this;

    • Choose a skill
    • Select 10-20 Youtube channel teaching the skill
    • Binge watch it for 100 days
    • Practice as you get better

    I recommend these 5 skills.

    Learn how to;

    • Code
    • Trade
    • Copywriting
    • Salesmanship
    • Grow a youtube channel

    Fact: A skill is 10x more valuable than a degree

    --

    5. Learn how to invest

    Start by investing in yourself, you're your own first priority.

    Do this;

    • Eat healthy
    • Invest in your bedding
    • Take yourself on a solo date

    Then, invest in;

    • Courses
    • Mentorship
    • Appreciating assets
    • Open 15+ businesses
    I can guarantee you'll be a millionare if you do this in the next 10 years... -- 1. Move out of your hometown Leave the typical norm you grew up in and seek new challenge. You're a product of; • What you've experienced • Who you hang out with • What you've been taught If you do this, you'll expand your imagination when you; • Meet new people • Seek new challenge • Experience new realities. Change your location and you'll boost your personal growth 10x faster. -- 2. Connect with high value people Before you consider this, first priotitize your self-care; • Dress clothes that fit • Invest in your shoes • Have a good hair cut • Smell nice Places to meet high value people: • Attend conferences and seminars • High edge bars • At the gym • Online Where else? -- 3. Work out 5x a week Get concerned about your health. If you can't work out 5x a week, how can you expect to even be rich? Set aside 40 mins a day to do this; • Hit 300 push ups (30×10) • Do 200 squats (20×10) • Perform planks (1min × 2) • Hit mountain climbers In 6 months, you'll have formed chest, strong arms and legs. -- 4. Learn a high income skill. You don't have to complicate it, do this; • Choose a skill • Select 10-20 Youtube channel teaching the skill • Binge watch it for 100 days • Practice as you get better I recommend these 5 skills. Learn how to; • Code • Trade • Copywriting • Salesmanship • Grow a youtube channel Fact: A skill is 10x more valuable than a degree -- 5. Learn how to invest Start by investing in yourself, you're your own first priority. Do this; • Eat healthy • Invest in your bedding • Take yourself on a solo date Then, invest in; • Courses • Mentorship • Appreciating assets • Open 15+ businesses
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  • "Please Nigerians help me beg BURNA BOY, I can't stop thinking about him and how he knacked me"

    Steff London posted this on her IG while Dancing to Burna Boy ‘s Global smash hit song “Kill*ng Dem ft Zlatan” on her Snapchat …

    The video is nice lowkey but Burna Boy and Oluwa Chloe Bailey don move on ⚡️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

    #Bloom
    "Please Nigerians help me beg BURNA BOY, I can't stop thinking about him and how he knacked me" Steff London posted this on her IG while Dancing to Burna Boy ‘s Global smash hit song “Kill*ng Dem ft Zlatan” on her Snapchat … The video is nice lowkey but Burna Boy and Oluwa Chloe Bailey don move on ⚡️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️ #Bloom
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  • “I haven't had s£x for over 10 years now and I'm not even thinking about having intercourse with any girl right now” 50 Cent
    “When you remove S£x from everything you do, you become focused, go on dates, meet with people and know them for who they are . You’ll see how amazing some people are. You can’t be hustling and cloud your mind with S£x. People come to you for different reasons and if you are not careful you’ll mess up a lot cus of S£x. Celibacy works for me really well” 50 Cent
    50 Cent revealed that one of the many things he enjoys is turning down women who throw themselves at him, because they also enjoy rejecting average men. He does this because he knows the reason why a majority of these women throw themselves at him is because of his fame and fortune
    If he didn't have status, but just an average guy, none of these women would even look his way. He understands the hypergamous nature of women, how their "love" is opportunistic. And he treats them like the opportunists they are
    Women don't love men, they love value. That's why they flock around high-value men like ants follow sugar. Understand the game.
    “I haven't had s£x for over 10 years now and I'm not even thinking about having intercourse with any girl right now” 50 Cent “When you remove S£x from everything you do, you become focused, go on dates, meet with people and know them for who they are . You’ll see how amazing some people are. You can’t be hustling and cloud your mind with S£x. People come to you for different reasons and if you are not careful you’ll mess up a lot cus of S£x. Celibacy works for me really well” 50 Cent 50 Cent revealed that one of the many things he enjoys is turning down women who throw themselves at him, because they also enjoy rejecting average men. He does this because he knows the reason why a majority of these women throw themselves at him is because of his fame and fortune If he didn't have status, but just an average guy, none of these women would even look his way. He understands the hypergamous nature of women, how their "love" is opportunistic. And he treats them like the opportunists they are Women don't love men, they love value. That's why they flock around high-value men like ants follow sugar. Understand the game.
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  • best stadium in Nigeria, Lokoja Kogi State and llorin

    Oya feed your eyes

    #kogiglobalnews
    #OneKogi
    #KogiState
    best stadium in Nigeria, Lokoja Kogi State and llorin Oya feed your eyes #kogiglobalnews #OneKogi #KogiState
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  • The son:
    Mom look at this woman! This is exactly the kind I want to marry! She is so beautiful!

    The mom (softly smiling):
    My son, I understand that you are attracted to her beauty, but let me give you some advice: beauty alone is not enough to build a married life.

    The son (intrigued):
    Why, Mom? A beautiful woman like her would make me so happy.

    The mother (serious but kind):
    My son, a woman can be beautiful in the eyes of everyone, but the true beauty, the one that lasts, is in her heart and character. Look for a woman who will respect you, who will accompany you in the trials of life and who will support you in your dreams.

    The son (thinking):
    But mommy if she's beautiful and has a good character why not?

    The mom (with an accomplice smile):
    Sure it can my son. But remember that the ideal woman is not the one who attracts everyone's attention, but the one who is devoted to you, who will make you grow, and who will bring you peace. Don't just trust appearances, they fade with time. Look for the one that will make your soul happy, not just your eyes.

    The son (shy smile):
    I think I understand it mom. Thanks for your advice.. I will think more before I choose.

    The mom (putting her hand on her shoulder):
    Take your time son True love is often found where you least expect it. And above all, choose the one who will make you a better man.

    Morale :
    Don't judge only by appearances, because the true value of a person lies in their heart, character and ability to accompany you through ups and downs of life.
    The son: Mom look at this woman! This is exactly the kind I want to marry! She is so beautiful! 😍 The mom (softly smiling): My son, I understand that you are attracted to her beauty, but let me give you some advice: beauty alone is not enough to build a married life. The son (intrigued): Why, Mom? A beautiful woman like her would make me so happy. The mother (serious but kind): My son, a woman can be beautiful in the eyes of everyone, but the true beauty, the one that lasts, is in her heart and character. Look for a woman who will respect you, who will accompany you in the trials of life and who will support you in your dreams. The son (thinking): But mommy if she's beautiful and has a good character why not? The mom (with an accomplice smile): Sure it can my son. But remember that the ideal woman is not the one who attracts everyone's attention, but the one who is devoted to you, who will make you grow, and who will bring you peace. Don't just trust appearances, they fade with time. Look for the one that will make your soul happy, not just your eyes. The son (shy smile): I think I understand it mom. Thanks for your advice.. I will think more before I choose. The mom (putting her hand on her shoulder): Take your time son True love is often found where you least expect it. And above all, choose the one who will make you a better man. Morale : Don't judge only by appearances, because the true value of a person lies in their heart, character and ability to accompany you through ups and downs of life.
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  • Snoop Dogg DISGUISES Himself as a Homeless Person in a Shopping Mall, and Something CRAZY Happened!

    Snoop Dogg is no stranger to thinking outside the box. From his music career to his cannabis empire, he’s always found ways to push boundaries and challenge expectations. But recently, the legendary rapper took things to a whole new level, pulling off a stunt that left both mall-goers and his fans in utter disbelief.

    In a move that combined social experiment and social commentary, Snoop Dogg disguised himself as a homeless person in a bustling shopping mall. What happened next not only shocked the people around him but also made a profound statement on the way society treats those in need.

    More information below
    Snoop Dogg DISGUISES Himself as a Homeless Person in a Shopping Mall, and Something CRAZY Happened! Snoop Dogg is no stranger to thinking outside the box. From his music career to his cannabis empire, he’s always found ways to push boundaries and challenge expectations. But recently, the legendary rapper took things to a whole new level, pulling off a stunt that left both mall-goers and his fans in utter disbelief. In a move that combined social experiment and social commentary, Snoop Dogg disguised himself as a homeless person in a bustling shopping mall. What happened next not only shocked the people around him but also made a profound statement on the way society treats those in need. More information below 👇👇👇
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  • 12 Reasons Why Reading Books Should Be Part of Your Life:
    1. Knowledge Highway: Books offer a vast reservoir of knowledge on virtually any topic imaginable. Dive deep into history, science, philosophy, or explore new hobbies and interests.
    2. Enhanced Vocabulary: Regular reading exposes you to a wider range of vocabulary, improving your communication skills and comprehension.
    3. Memory Boost: Studies suggest that reading can help sharpen your memory and cognitive function, keeping your mind active and engaged.
    4. Stress Reduction: Curling up with a good book can be a form of mental escape, offering a temporary reprieve from daily anxieties and a chance to unwind.
    5. Improved Focus and Concentration: In today's fast-paced world filled with distractions, reading strengthens your ability to focus and concentrate for extended periods.
    6. Empathy and Perspective: Stepping into the shoes of fictional characters allows you to develop empathy and gain a deeper understanding of different perspectives.
    7. Enhanced Creativity: Reading exposes you to new ideas and thought processes, potentially sparking your own creativity and problem-solving skills.
    8. Stronger Writing Skills: Immersing yourself in well-written prose can improve your writing style, sentence structure, and overall communication clarity.
    9. Improved Sleep Quality: Swap screen time for a book before bed. The calming nature of reading can help you relax and unwind, promoting better sleep quality.
    12 Reasons Why Reading Books Should Be Part of Your Life: 1. Knowledge Highway: Books offer a vast reservoir of knowledge on virtually any topic imaginable. Dive deep into history, science, philosophy, or explore new hobbies and interests. 2. Enhanced Vocabulary: Regular reading exposes you to a wider range of vocabulary, improving your communication skills and comprehension. 3. Memory Boost: Studies suggest that reading can help sharpen your memory and cognitive function, keeping your mind active and engaged. 4. Stress Reduction: Curling up with a good book can be a form of mental escape, offering a temporary reprieve from daily anxieties and a chance to unwind. 5. Improved Focus and Concentration: In today's fast-paced world filled with distractions, reading strengthens your ability to focus and concentrate for extended periods. 6. Empathy and Perspective: Stepping into the shoes of fictional characters allows you to develop empathy and gain a deeper understanding of different perspectives. 7. Enhanced Creativity: Reading exposes you to new ideas and thought processes, potentially sparking your own creativity and problem-solving skills. 8. Stronger Writing Skills: Immersing yourself in well-written prose can improve your writing style, sentence structure, and overall communication clarity. 9. Improved Sleep Quality: Swap screen time for a book before bed. The calming nature of reading can help you relax and unwind, promoting better sleep quality.
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  • The Librarian of Mali Who Saved Timbuktu’s Cultural Treasures From al Qaeda
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    Abdelkader Haidara helped keep the fabled city’s libraries, precious historic books and priceless ancient manuscripts safe from occupying jihadists. By the time of the Qaeda invasion of 2012, he had assembled a collection of 377,000 ancient manuscripts some dating back to the 11th century and on subjects as diverse as medicine, poetry, astronomy—all were saved from destruction.
    The Librarian of Mali Who Saved Timbuktu’s Cultural Treasures From al Qaeda __ Abdelkader Haidara helped keep the fabled city’s libraries, precious historic books and priceless ancient manuscripts safe from occupying jihadists. By the time of the Qaeda invasion of 2012, he had assembled a collection of 377,000 ancient manuscripts some dating back to the 11th century and on subjects as diverse as medicine, poetry, astronomy—all were saved from destruction.
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  • As an African artiste, imagine for a second a white European or American singing in your native language. How would they sound to you? Perhaps a bit awkward.

    But they sound spot on when they sing in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.

    That is why you love Adele, Enrique Iglesias, Isabelle Geffroy, AKA ZAZ, and David Fonseca.

    As Depeche Mode sang, People are People. Human nature is the same worldwide, with little tweaks here and there.

    Therefore, apply that logic to yourself. You could crossover and blow internationally singing wholly in English. It is rare. Yet, it is a possibility. But there is a strong possibility that you may sound awkward to European and American audiences.

    But if you look at the biggest crossover success from Black Africa, Burna Boy, Wizkid, Davido, DJ Maphorisa, Asake, and Diamond Platnumz, you will notice that they do not really sing in English. They do use it. But to a large extent, their success is down to their songs in their native tongues.

    You cannot sing in English better than the English, but you can sing in your own language better than anyone. Therefore, it is your sweet spot. It is the zone where you have the highest comparative advantage.

    Do not worry about being understood. This is music. It is not a movie. You do not have to be understood. You just have to be grooved. And as long as your melody and beats communicate to people's feet, they will vibe to you as if they are from your tribe!

    That is the secret of cross-over success. Stop trying to be European or American. Be yourself. And if you cannot speak your own native language, that is okay. Sing in pidgin English or patois French. That is what Rema did and now the world has still not calmed down.

    Originality, spontaneity, and Afrocentricity are vital factors that drive the biggest Black African stars.

    And that is the secret behind the success of music of Yoruba origin. Whether in Nigeria or globally, the biggest and most successful artistes in Nigeria have historically sung in Yoruba.

    Most Nigerians did not understand what Fela, Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey, King Sunny Ade, Shina Peters, and K1 De Ultimate were saying. But on Christmas Day, you must find Shina Peters performing in Igboland.

    Chief Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu is the highest specimen of what it is to be an Igbo. Yet, at his wedding to my friend, Bianca, Shina Peters performed in Yoruba. Oh yes! Fact-check me.

    As conservative as Kano is, Fela Anilulapo Kuti performed there in Yoruba and pidgin.

    If you are a Nigerian in your forties and above, you probably fell in love with Yvonne Chaka-Chaka, not because of her English language songs, but because of Umqombothi. Umqombothi's chorus goes like this:

    We Madlamini
    Uph'umqombothi
    We Madlamini
    Uph'umqombothi

    Did you know what it meant? But you enjoyed the song.

    I encourage Black African artists to learn from the Yorubas. Sing in Swahili, Zulu, Hausa, Wolof, etc.

    And by the way, the language used in Umqombothi is Xhosa. You are probably forty-something and knowing that for the very first time. But it doesn't matter. The song was a hit!

    I am a bestselling author who has travelled the world. Please give me the benefit of the doubt that I know what I am saying. It will not make you local. It will make you global.

    That English that you think is so posh is a manufactured language that did not even exist during the time of Christ. Your African language is an ancient language dating back to the time of Cush, Nimrod and Babel. There are mystical and esoteric properties in your native tongue that cast a spell on your listeners. Use the gift of language that God has given you to get the lift for your musical voyage.

    Reno Omokri

    Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #TableShaker. Ruffler of the Feathers of Obidents. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hodophile. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year 2022.
    As an African artiste, imagine for a second a white European or American singing in your native language. How would they sound to you? Perhaps a bit awkward. But they sound spot on when they sing in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese. That is why you love Adele, Enrique Iglesias, Isabelle Geffroy, AKA ZAZ, and David Fonseca. As Depeche Mode sang, People are People. Human nature is the same worldwide, with little tweaks here and there. Therefore, apply that logic to yourself. You could crossover and blow internationally singing wholly in English. It is rare. Yet, it is a possibility. But there is a strong possibility that you may sound awkward to European and American audiences. But if you look at the biggest crossover success from Black Africa, Burna Boy, Wizkid, Davido, DJ Maphorisa, Asake, and Diamond Platnumz, you will notice that they do not really sing in English. They do use it. But to a large extent, their success is down to their songs in their native tongues. You cannot sing in English better than the English, but you can sing in your own language better than anyone. Therefore, it is your sweet spot. It is the zone where you have the highest comparative advantage. Do not worry about being understood. This is music. It is not a movie. You do not have to be understood. You just have to be grooved. And as long as your melody and beats communicate to people's feet, they will vibe to you as if they are from your tribe! That is the secret of cross-over success. Stop trying to be European or American. Be yourself. And if you cannot speak your own native language, that is okay. Sing in pidgin English or patois French. That is what Rema did and now the world has still not calmed down. Originality, spontaneity, and Afrocentricity are vital factors that drive the biggest Black African stars. And that is the secret behind the success of music of Yoruba origin. Whether in Nigeria or globally, the biggest and most successful artistes in Nigeria have historically sung in Yoruba. Most Nigerians did not understand what Fela, Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey, King Sunny Ade, Shina Peters, and K1 De Ultimate were saying. But on Christmas Day, you must find Shina Peters performing in Igboland. Chief Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu is the highest specimen of what it is to be an Igbo. Yet, at his wedding to my friend, Bianca, Shina Peters performed in Yoruba. Oh yes! Fact-check me. As conservative as Kano is, Fela Anilulapo Kuti performed there in Yoruba and pidgin. If you are a Nigerian in your forties and above, you probably fell in love with Yvonne Chaka-Chaka, not because of her English language songs, but because of Umqombothi. Umqombothi's chorus goes like this: We Madlamini Uph'umqombothi We Madlamini Uph'umqombothi Did you know what it meant? But you enjoyed the song. I encourage Black African artists to learn from the Yorubas. Sing in Swahili, Zulu, Hausa, Wolof, etc. And by the way, the language used in Umqombothi is Xhosa. You are probably forty-something and knowing that for the very first time. But it doesn't matter. The song was a hit! I am a bestselling author who has travelled the world. Please give me the benefit of the doubt that I know what I am saying. It will not make you local. It will make you global. That English that you think is so posh is a manufactured language that did not even exist during the time of Christ. Your African language is an ancient language dating back to the time of Cush, Nimrod and Babel. There are mystical and esoteric properties in your native tongue that cast a spell on your listeners. Use the gift of language that God has given you to get the lift for your musical voyage. Reno Omokri Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #TableShaker. Ruffler of the Feathers of Obidents. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hodophile. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year 2022.
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  • Chief Iniikeiroari Young Briggs (Oruwari II) is the founder of Abonnma. A great Warrior in his time who sojourned from the old Shipping (Elem-Kalabari) to the present day Abonnema in 1882 with eleven others. rivers state.

    the first set of people to come in contact with the Portuguese (white men) from ship.

    Source: Histfeed
    Chief Iniikeiroari Young Briggs (Oruwari II) is the founder of Abonnma. A great Warrior in his time who sojourned from the old Shipping (Elem-Kalabari) to the present day Abonnema in 1882 with eleven others. rivers state. the first set of people to come in contact with the Portuguese (white men) from ship. Source: Histfeed
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