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Yoruba is also tonal language with every word ending in viral sounds. Some dialects are spoken as if you are singing. That is why it has always been a preferred choice for singing by most people - even those who are not Yorubas.
Christy Essien was not Yoruba but her biggest musical legacy is a Yoruba song 'Seun Rere'.
It is a musical language with a family of drums, including one that mimics the language's tonality.
What you call Yoruba tax is a blessing from God to the Yorubas & those who are ready to partake of it.
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I consider myself overplayful on Twitter and think some senior executives and senior citizen followers will find it over the board.
Interestingly, the feedback has been the opposite of that.
A silent follower, a former CEO of a top bank, met my brother at a social event recently and spoke highly of what I do here. He encouraged me to keep it up.
Another silent follower, a former spokesman of a president, recently said same: “I follow you religiously, even if silently. Proud of how you productively use X to add value.”
Then the most shocking for me was the day someone told me a Vice President knows me here. Was like “Does he read tweets personally for him to have known me?” Their response, “Who doesn’t know Jarus? Your name once came up in a discussion and he made a comment about you himself”
With all my sand football, sweaty football pictures, blurry videos, petty food pictures and other contents people will consider debranding, good to know people still appreciate.
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Day 3 of 21 in the "No Gree" Series
Déjà vu? PTSD? Bad memories? These are the words we associate with the past and they often take us back, not forward. But this is 2024, you no go gree for anybody, including your past.
The past should serve you, not hinder you. Look to it only for lessons. Don’t allow it to drag you down.
You stand at the threshold of your future, and your past is but a personal storybook, filled with chapters that have shaped who you are. Each page, whether marked with triumphs or trials, is a part of your unique journey. It's important to reflect on these experiences, not to dwell in them, but to learn and grow. It's like consulting a map; you check where you've been to better understand where you're going.
You have, no doubt, encountered moments that challenge and define you. Embrace them. Your past experiences, the joys and the struggles, are not just memories; they are lessons that have prepared you for the world. They are the roots that ground you and the wings that lift you. Treat your past mistakes not as anchors but as rudders, guiding you to make better choices and forge brighter paths. Your setbacks are not roadblocks; they are opportunities to learn, adapt, and evolve. Consider them tuition fees for the invaluable lessons they taught you.
You have the power to re-write your story, to take the lessons from your past and use them as tools to build a brighter, more fulfilling future. Don't let the shadows of yesterday dim the light of tomorrow. Let the past be a mentor, not a jailer. Let it fuel your journey with knowledge and courage, but never let it steer your ship. You are the captain of this ship, the master of your destiny, and with the wisdom of the past, the energy of the present, and the hope of the future, there's no limit to what you can achieve.
Carry your past not as a burden, but as a beacon. Let it guide you, inspire you, and remind you of the strength and resilience within you. The world is waiting to see the wonders you will accomplish!
Reminder: The essence of “no gree for anybody” is that whatever is not serving you should be discarded. It is a laser focus mantra of growth. Your past should be a powerful guide, not a chain that holds you back. If your past is not of service, no gree for am.
Day 2 of 21 in the "No Gree" Series
No gree for bad luck.
The surprisingly simple trick to defeating bad luck in 2024 is this: Expect Great Things.
You need to expect good fortune. I never believe I will have a bad day. And if one day turns out not as I hoped, I fully expect the next day to turn it around. The best way to predict tomorrow is to invent it, so develop a simple, working model of the future to live by. (For instance), Take steps to boost your mental and physical health. Watch what you eat, listen to sound medical advice and rest and exercise as appropriate. Expect to live a long, healthy and fulfilled life. Expect people to be nice to you. Expect that doors will open for you. See any obstacle as temporary and take the long-term view when faced with challenges. Project optimism. Your expectations become self-fulfilling prophecies.
When you walk out the door (or open your Zoom camera) to meet people, your positive expectation shows itself in an open body language that projects confidence. Your voice is firm, your look is direct and your outfit is sharp. People pick up on these cues and respond in kind. This then confirms what you expected in the first place. Expectations are self-fulfilling prophecies because perception is reality.
One more thing: your positive outlook will make you persevere way longer at an undertaking and this increases your chances of success because na who give up mess up. And it is a law of life that when you ask, it shall be given to you, when you seek, you will find and when you knock, the door shall be opened to you. Because you expect good fortune, you keep asking, seeking, and knocking until you succeed.
In short, simply by expecting good fortune, you begin to create, recognize and respond to opportunities that will bring in the good and kick out the bad.
This is how you no go gree for bad luck this year.
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The First Position in GW29 in MUIP FPL is Paschal. He receives N3,000.
@akshaykumarms1 comes second & receives N2,000 via paypal.
Third place na @ybalogs, 1k airtime.
Congrats guys! 👏🏾
#YouNaKing
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سبحان الله و بحمده
[Subḥāna-llāhi wa-bi-ḥamdih]
Allah is free from imperfection and all praise is due to Him
سبحان الله العظيم
[Subḥāna-llāhi l-ʿaẓīm]
Allah is free from imperfection, The Greatest
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Make abundant Istighfaar📿*
*رَبِّ اغْفِـرْ لي، وَتُبْ عَلَـيَّ، إِنَّكَ أَنْـتَ التَّـوّابُ الغَـفُورُ*
Rabbighfir lee, wa toob 'alayya, 'innaka 'Antat-Tawwaabul-Ghafoor
My Lord, forgive me and accept my repentance, You are the Ever-Returning, The All-Forgiving
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SEPT Manager of the Month🏆
The MOTM award goes again to our GW2 MOTW Kiniwunfunfun, @kiniwun_funfun. He tops the league with 232 pts between GW1-3.
Scores of 72, 113 & 47 helped him win the award.
Congrats Boss🙌🎉
He has been awarded the Prize of #5000.
#9jaFPLTipsMaestro
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I would love to rock these beauties with Classic hoodie and Jeans looking like some model on the red carpet runway.
Ejoor, my birthday is next week, I need canvas that I'll use and snap studio picture.
Kindly like and retweet and epp a nigga slay in the studio. – at Victoria Island, Nigeria
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‘As e dey go’ when should I drop it?
Retweet if u wanna see #wugedance
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Oh Allah do not for a slipt second leave us to ourselves, we need you ya Allah! Protect us, guide us and always be with us 🙏🏻😇 Ameen
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Abeg RT my hustle o. We make delicious Nigerian soups for our Lagos residents. We are just a dm away
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#ENGCMR This English team will beat their male counterpart hands down
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