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The actual trajectory of life should be
20’s=try a lot and fail at most
30’s=spot your strengths and focus on them.
40’s=become financially stable and intentional about your life path.
50’s=start giving back to the society
60’s= Retire and begin to mentor
70’s=write Your life
What’s his name?
Replying to @_ItsBugatti
Guy that man that gives u and ur villagers rice/oil every Christmas is a wicked man...people are suffering..no electricity..and yes otolo ga agbagbu my sister too for not prioritising her town in electricity allocation
Iwe na ewen..
Jagura don dey visit Nursing schools ah,Retail Politics in full glare😍
Earlier today, I had the honour of attending the graduation ceremony of Nafisatu College of Nursing and Midwifery, Kano.
I warmly congratulate the graduates, many of whom are beneficiaries of our scholarship program, on reaching this important milestone.
May your dedication continue to serve and uplift our communities. – RMK
While the economic situation is overbearing on the citizens,anambra state’s night life isn’t dead as most people feel rather new clusters and spots were birthed and the whole patronage quit being in Abakaliki street.
If you doubt me go to firefly,Krush,City square mall etc now🥂
I don’t know if you meant Ụganị, because I don’t know of Ugali, but ụganị means famine. Azi can mean two things, depending on the context: merriment or curse. Azi ka Iwe refers to the merriment context.
The context the dude explained in the video about ụmụazi is wrong. In our own interpretation, as people who actually use these words. This is exactly why one of the main interpretations reflects the traditional Igbo philosophy that having a home filled with children (ụmụazi) brings a joy that outweighs whatever anger, poverty, or bitterness a person might be facing in life.



























