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2013 β I lost my mum
2014 β I was extremely depressed
2015 β I joined the Army
2016β2018 β I lost over 50 friends (in the Army)
2019 β I left the Army willingly
2020 β I started struggling on the streets of Lagos
2021 β I started learning copywriting (a digital skill)
2022 β I made my first million
2023 β I scaled my offline business
2024 β I have helped more than 100 students acquire a skill and start earning from it
2025 β I got married to one of the most feminine women on earth
2026 β I employed 3 more staff members in my business
If youβre about to give up in life, know thatβ¦
I have survived:
β A collapsed building in 2013 in Lagos (I lost my mum in that process)
β More than 15 Boko Haram attacks from 2015β2018
β A ghastly accident in 2021
If I hadnβt gone through all this, I might NEVER have known how strong I really am, and how much a person can survive.
As in, if I could survive all this, then you can survive whatever youβre facing too, youβre stronger than you think.
To whoever is reading this:
The remaining months will bring you blessings so unforgettable they stay with you for a lifetime.
And may God step into your silent struggles, the ones you canβt share with anyone, and bring you peace and resolution.
Godspeedβ€οΈ
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You later saw extremely beautiful Yoruba women quoting your stupid banter post, and you folded ASAP! It wasn't just playful banter. That's exactly the kind of attitude your words revealed!
People sometimes reveal their real views through jokes! Now, your mind don touch ground. Stop fucking disrespecting people from different tribes. It's even more disgusting when you do this to your fellow women! Behave like a properly raised woman!
I want to clarify something about my earlier post. When I tweeted, βI look like Yoruba kee? Does my skin look bleached, or are my hands giving two different shades?β, it was simply playful banter. I wasnβt trying to undermine Yoruba women, insult anyone or start a tribal war.
Nevertheless, I apologise to anyone who felt offended or interpreted it as an attempt to instigate tribal conflict. That was never my intention.
I believe we can both make fun of each other, laugh about our differences and engage in harmless tribal banter without turning it into an opportunity to instigate hatred. We should be able to laugh with one another without making everything a tribal rivalry.
There was no hatred behind my post, and I hope we can understand the difference between harmless jokes and genuine tribal bigotryβ€οΈ
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Nothing is meant to be hard. If it's hard, find what's making it hard, then you can make it easy. Whether you want more money, a great body, or simply desire a loving romantic partner who won't kill your peace of mind. I've achieved it all + you can also achieve it because I'm proof that it's possible.
For instance: Every time my skipping rope snaps in two, it's proof of how much stronger I'm becoming. As of 2025, I couldn't hit 100 jumps in 30 seconds. Now, I hit it EASILY in less than 30 secs. And when I'm in a rush, I hit 1,000 jumps in less than 5 minutes. The result?
My whole body becomes easier to move (with zero restriction) + my legs become stronger on the ground. You don't even have to do this every day or break your body/soul to achieve a beautiful life.
Sometimes, I spend just 15β30 minutes training, and I'm still in great shape (I will clock 32 years on the 30th of November). The key is not to force yourself to do something. If you're forcing it, something else is ALREADY breaking.
Β© Elephchild Pen Master
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The deeper a man's curiosity, the wider his intellectual horizons become.
The more he discovers, the more he realises how little he truly knows.
And strangely, the more he understands, the less complicated life becomes, because he eventually comprehends the vastness of what remains beyond his knowledge.
Nothing is meant to be hard. If it's hard, find what's making it hard, then you can make it easy. Whether you want more money, a great body, or simply desire a loving romantic partner who won't kill your peace of mind. I've achieved it all + you can also achieve it because I'm proof that it's possible.
For instance: Every time my skipping rope snaps in two, it's proof of how much stronger I'm becoming. As of 2025, I couldn't hit 100 jumps in 30 seconds. Now, I hit it EASILY in less than 30 secs. And when I'm in a rush, I hit 1,000 jumps in less than 5 minutes. The result?
My whole body becomes easier to move (with zero restriction) + my legs become stronger on the ground. You don't even have to do this every day or break your body/soul to achieve a beautiful life.
Sometimes, I spend just 15β30 minutes training, and I'm still in great shape (I will clock 32 years on the 30th of November). The key is not to force yourself to do something. If you're forcing it, something else is ALREADY breaking.
Β© Elephchild Pen Master
The deeper a man's curiosity, the wider his intellectual horizons become.
The more he discovers, the more he realises how little he truly knows.
And strangely, the more he understands, the less complicated life becomes, because he eventually comprehends the vastness of what remains beyond his knowledge.
You later saw extremely beautiful Yoruba women quoting your stupid banter post, and you folded ASAP! It wasn't just playful banter. That's exactly the kind of attitude your words revealed!
People sometimes reveal their real views through jokes! Now, your mind don touch ground. Stop fucking disrespecting people from different tribes. It's even more disgusting when you do this to your fellow women! Behave like a properly raised woman!
I want to clarify something about my earlier post. When I tweeted, βI look like Yoruba kee? Does my skin look bleached, or are my hands giving two different shades?β, it was simply playful banter. I wasnβt trying to undermine Yoruba women, insult anyone or start a tribal war.
Nevertheless, I apologise to anyone who felt offended or interpreted it as an attempt to instigate tribal conflict. That was never my intention.
I believe we can both make fun of each other, laugh about our differences and engage in harmless tribal banter without turning it into an opportunity to instigate hatred. We should be able to laugh with one another without making everything a tribal rivalry.
There was no hatred behind my post, and I hope we can understand the difference between harmless jokes and genuine tribal bigotryβ€οΈ
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The hand belongs to a Yoruba woman. She's my wife. Now, can you kindly rest that investigation? π€£π€£
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@arojinle1 - Many times I've seen you get things wrong, it's because you jumped into a topic you know very little about.
From your message, you said, "if we had real-bullet-repelling charm." That means you're suggesting that the specific charm is fake.
You might want to say: the existence of fake versions doesn't automatically prove that a real version exists. Okay, you believe God is real, even though you've never seen Him face-to-face.
Yes, people have created fake versions of God, but some people still don't believe God is real. If you believe God is real (even when you're yet to see HIM face-to-face), how will you prove to someone who doesn't believe in God that God is real?
I hope you won't run away from this question.
I would have been the proudest to declare it, if we had real bullet-repelling charm, known as ayαΊΉta. But I can categorically tell you it doesn't exist. I know a lot of people will have a problem with me for saying this. But they don't have the charm. Their fathers don't have it. All they heard are fables and stories.
Just look back at the people who claimed to have it. What happens to them when they had encounter with people who have guns? They either ran away or they died.
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You believe Samson fought a lion with his bare hands. You weren't even born when the match happened, and nobody asked you to bring CCTV footage as proofπ€£π€£π€£
But someone mentions AyαΊΉta (a bullet-repelling charm), and suddenly you're Inspector General of Evidence? So, your own religious stories get a free pass, but someone else's beliefs must face a Supreme Court investigation?
Tell me you're a hypocrite without telling me you're a hypocriteππ₯
You believe Samson fought a lion with his bare hands. You weren't even born when the match happened, and nobody asked you to bring CCTV footage as proofπ€£π€£π€£
But someone mentions AyαΊΉta (a bullet-repelling charm), and suddenly you're Inspector General of Evidence? So, your own religious stories get a free pass, but someone else's beliefs must face a Supreme Court investigation?
Tell me you're a hypocrite without telling me you're a hypocriteππ₯
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It's dangerous to climb higher, and this is why success is risky. The higher you climb, the more eyes will look at you.
Not all of them truly admire you. Some watch you quietly to learn from you without letting you know,
...some watch to learn from you closely without hiding it from you, and some watch you, patiently waiting for the day you will fall.
And if that fall is taking too long, they might manufacture a big fall for you (in ways you never expect).
Sometimes, when I check my WhatsApp status to see over 1,000 daily views, I smile because I know the numbers consist of different people with different intentions.
Now, let me tell you something you better believe: When you start climbing higher in life, and your success is becoming obvious,
...and you feel like it's time to start flaunting (maybe cars, money, gold, a house, or any valuable items), always understand this:
The weak get attacked because they can't defend themselves. The strong get attacked because they've been exposing WHAT PEOPLE LACK.
The game of becoming a success is a very dangerous game. True power or wealth doesn't need to be flaunted.
Those who understand power recognise it instantly. Those who don't understand it are never meant to see how powerful you are, and that's an unfair advantage for you.
It's dangerous to climb higher, and this is why success is risky. The higher you climb, the more eyes will look at you.
Not all of them truly admire you. Some watch you quietly to learn from you without letting you know,
...some watch to learn from you closely without hiding it from you, and some watch you, patiently waiting for the day you will fall.
And if that fall is taking too long, they might manufacture a big fall for you (in ways you never expect).
Sometimes, when I check my WhatsApp status to see over 1,000 daily views, I smile because I know the numbers consist of different people with different intentions.
Now, let me tell you something you better believe: When you start climbing higher in life, and your success is becoming obvious,
...and you feel like it's time to start flaunting (maybe cars, money, gold, a house, or any valuable items), always understand this:
The weak get attacked because they can't defend themselves. The strong get attacked because they've been exposing WHAT PEOPLE LACK.
The game of becoming a success is a very dangerous game. True power or wealth doesn't need to be flaunted.
Those who understand power recognise it instantly. Those who don't understand it are never meant to see how powerful you are, and that's an unfair advantage for you.
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My neighbour was robbed & beaten! Around 2:00 am (midnight), the water tap was running, and my wife wanted to go & switch it off.
I told her: "It's already late. Let the water finish. We will pump another one, and the gateman is close to the tap."
When I woke up this morning, I heard that one of my neighbours, who came out to switch off the water, had been robbed. They collected her phones, gold, money, and so many other valuable things.
Am I surprised? Not really.
Immediately after the water tap started running, I knew something was off. I was already thinking of something else. My best, fastest weapon was already close (I won't tell you the name of the weapon).
So many times, whether during the day or at night, I stand up immediately when I hear a strange sound. This is why I don't sleep in noisy rooms or environments, so that I can know when something is about to happen to me.
Most times, I hear what people beside me are saying even when I'm sleeping. Thanks to the Nigerian Army for the training.
Β© Elephchild Pen Master
My neighbour was robbed & beaten! Around 2:00 am (midnight), the water tap was running, and my wife wanted to go & switch it off.
I told her: "It's already late. Let the water finish. We will pump another one, and the gateman is close to the tap."
When I woke up this morning, I heard that one of my neighbours, who came out to switch off the water, had been robbed. They collected her phones, gold, money, and so many other valuable things.
Am I surprised? Not really.
Immediately after the water tap started running, I knew something was off. I was already thinking of something else. My best, fastest weapon was already close (I won't tell you the name of the weapon).
So many times, whether during the day or at night, I stand up immediately when I hear a strange sound. This is why I don't sleep in noisy rooms or environments, so that I can know when something is about to happen to me.
Most times, I hear what people beside me are saying even when I'm sleeping. Thanks to the Nigerian Army for the training.
Β© Elephchild Pen Master
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100 sales made? Not yet!β€οΈ
73 people have already pre-ordered my β¦57,000 Physical Legacy Pathfinder, exclusively through WhatsApp.
I'm genuinely grateful for every single person who trusts this project enough to invest in it. We're getting closer, one person at a time.
Just 27 slots leftπ₯
100 sales made? Not yet!β€οΈ
73 people have already pre-ordered my β¦57,000 Physical Legacy Pathfinder, exclusively through WhatsApp.
I'm genuinely grateful for every single person who trusts this project enough to invest in it. We're getting closer, one person at a time.
Just 27 slots leftπ₯
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The truth is, inverter and solar panels shouldn't have to be a booming business in a country with reliable electricity.
They should be an alternative, not a product the poor masses have to worry about or rush to buy just to enjoy a basic necessity.
As in, if you had 24-hour electricity, would you feel pressured to buy an inverter and solar panels? No! Of course, you could still buy them, but it wouldn't be a do-or-die purchase.
Personally, I hate the fact that I have to buy solar panels, but my job requires 24/7 electricity, and the Nigerian government can't guarantee me that.
In a nutshell, I felt forced to buy them because I couldn't afford to keep risking power outages (it's crazy that I have to admit this as an offer creator).
VDM's case? It wouldn't be a problem if he weren't also known for fighting bad politicians. But something deserves attention now that he's into this business. How? His vision is all about fighting bad politicians who have been making life harder for Nigerians.Β
And when he sells a product that many Nigerians struggle to afford, there's a risk that people may become more focused on securing their own electricity than demanding better public power supply.
That could make it easier for some politicians to argue: "The citizens will be fine because they have their own source of electricity."
And whether you agree with me or not, VDM's inverter/solar business needs more people to patronise it to grow, while Nigerians need fewer power outages for the country to progress.
That's the uncomfortable contradiction - which no one on earth can disputeπ
Note: Some Ratels and B-Lord's fans won't like this message, but y'all know I'm one of the few people willing to challenge popular opinions with arguments I can defend.
Can anyone DISPROVE the truths I've raised? If so, I'm willing to hear them. Game on.
The truth is, inverter and solar panels shouldn't have to be a booming business in a country with reliable electricity.
They should be an alternative, not a product the poor masses have to worry about or rush to buy just to enjoy a basic necessity.
As in, if you had 24-hour electricity, would you feel pressured to buy an inverter and solar panels? No! Of course, you could still buy them, but it wouldn't be a do-or-die purchase.
Personally, I hate the fact that I have to buy solar panels, but my job requires 24/7 electricity, and the Nigerian government can't guarantee me that.
In a nutshell, I felt forced to buy them because I couldn't afford to keep risking power outages (it's crazy that I have to admit this as an offer creator).
VDM's case? It wouldn't be a problem if he weren't also known for fighting bad politicians. But something deserves attention now that he's into this business. How? His vision is all about fighting bad politicians who have been making life harder for Nigerians.Β
And when he sells a product that many Nigerians struggle to afford, there's a risk that people may become more focused on securing their own electricity than demanding better public power supply.
That could make it easier for some politicians to argue: "The citizens will be fine because they have their own source of electricity."
And whether you agree with me or not, VDM's inverter/solar business needs more people to patronise it to grow, while Nigerians need fewer power outages for the country to progress.
That's the uncomfortable contradiction - which no one on earth can disputeπ
Note: Some Ratels and B-Lord's fans won't like this message, but y'all know I'm one of the few people willing to challenge popular opinions with arguments I can defend.
Can anyone DISPROVE the truths I've raised? If so, I'm willing to hear them. Game on.