Real stories || Hard questions || Mental health || Spirituality

Nigeria
Joined August 2026
To every beautiful soul reading this, I have something special for you. My name is Wilson Akosua Azibasameesaminaman. But you can call me Akosua. I run a page called Akosua's Tales. And this is not about me. This is about the stories I tell. Real stories. Nigerian stories. Stories of hope, of struggle, of love, of resilience. Stories that will make you laugh, cry, and remember what it means to be human. Every week, I sit down and talk to you. Not from a script. Not from a podium. Just from the heart. And I would love for you to be part of that conversation. So please, take a moment to visit my page. Watch my videos. Share what touches you. Tell a friend. And if you enjoy what you see, follow me and stay connected. Watch my latest video here: 🔗 facebook.com/share/1K5t5hKS6… Follow my page here: 🔗 Akosua's Tales God bless you. And thank you for being part of my story. ❤️🙏🏽
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PUT YOURSELF FIRST PUT YOURSELF FIRST PUT YOURSELF FIRST PUT YOURSELF FIRST PUT YOURSELF FIRST
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Nope you can't. X would limit how lengthy your post can be
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Many of you are subscribing yourselves into poverty. From Netflix to spotify to cloud storage, AI tools, premium apps, paid features to mention a few. Every company wants a small piece of your small money every month. The problem is that those small pieces eventually become one big bill, while you're still struggling to build something for yourself.
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Claude can do more than answer your prompts. What if you could teach it to follow your own workflow? That’s where Claude Skills get interesting. Instead of repeating the same instructions every time, you can build a reusable skill, test how it performs, and refine it until it delivers the results you need. And you don’t need an entire day to get started. Here’s a 60-minute workflow: → 5 min: Set up your workspace → 15 min: Build your skill → 10 min: Test real prompts → 10 min: Deploy and use it → 10 min: Refine the results → 10 min: Explore other skills The interesting part? Building the skill is only the beginning. The real value comes from testing it against real tasks and improving what doesn’t work. If you had one hour to build a Claude Skill, what task would you automate first? #ClaudeAI #ClaudeSkills #AIProductivity #AITools
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🌅 TUESDAY WISDOM | X FAMILY 💰 Good morning, X Family! ☀️ Working hard to pay bills and maintain a lifestyle is not the same as building wealth. If every naira you earn is already committed to expenses, you may be working tirelessly without making real financial progress. 💡 Don’t just work for money. Learn to make your money work for you. Build assets. Manage your expenses. Invest wisely. Create a future where your money gives you options, not just obligations. Remember, the goal is not just to earn more, but to become financially free. Happy Tuesday, X Family! 🚀 #TuesdayMotivation #FinancialLiteracy #WealthBuilding
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i feel like i am running out of time. every birthday feels like a countdown to a deadline i didn't even agree to
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Who much is given , much is expected Don seize expectation 😞.
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Knowing what's right doesn't mean much unless you do what's right.
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Parents do not need money to be sent to them unless they are in business. They need to be served. Make arrangements for routine medical check up including home services, supplements and essential food supplies delivery all paid for. Then be sending small amount for utilities.
My friend got a job paying ₦850k monthly after being unemployed for three years. The first month he received his salary, he sent ₦200k to his mother and kept the rest for rent, feeding, and other expenses. His mother called him the following morning. She asked why he sent only ₦200k when he earned ₦850k. He explained that he had responsibilities too. She became angry and reminded him of the money she spent on his education. He apologised and promised to do better. The following month, she called again and demanded ₦500k. He sent it. By the third month, she insisted he must send at least ₦700k because she wanted to build a house. When he refused, she told their relatives that her son had become proud because he was now earning money. The shocking part now is that: He is considering leaving his job and moving to another state because he can no longer handle the pressure. I kept telling him that why will he leave his job of 850k because of his mother? Please does this even make sense? When he's supposed to put his mum in her place? As a man what would you do?
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If you are passionate or emotional about something, then let it show.
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In the game of life, if you do not understand that real winners and real losers emerge from serious negotiations, then you will be robbed, whatever the circumstances.
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My toxic trait is never emptying my pockets,so there's always enough cash or change left in them. Just letting my future wife know that doing laundry is going to come with a steady stream of passive income. Apply within
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New GOALS are just fancy daydreams with a deadline... New LIFESTYLES actually move the needle, and a lifestyle isn't a finish line, it's a DAILY PROCESS. Put your energy into building better HABITS!
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Those boarding house tales were frightening, but the independence you built remains invaluable even now.
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Those experiences shaped lasting resilience and independence.
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Your absence will reveal your importance to some people.
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We live on a planet where your right to financial privacy depends entirely on how many commas are in your bank account.
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A complicated problem deserves a solution proportional to its complexity.
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Some people will help you, but the help comes with a condition. You must dislike the people they dislike. 
You must avoid the people they don’t talk to. 
You must never get too close to anyone they have a problem with. They weren’t just helping you.
They were recruiting you into their battles.
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Y’all come look at this.👴🏿
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