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26 Jul 2021
Garry nor know say him fit rise above where him dey now, na water Ginger am.
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Eric Moses Mieyenprobofa retweeted
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The people I respect the most are those who may appear ordinary or even poor, yet live within their means, stay out of debt, and pay their bills on time. They may not have flashy lifestyles, but they enjoy something many wealthy people struggle to find,peace of mind. There's a quiet happiness that comes from knowing you owe no one explanations, favors, or money. That's a kind of wealth that can never be measured by appearances.
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Eric Moses Mieyenprobofa retweeted
How to impress your wife ...
❤️- Make date night a priority.
❤️- Compliment little things about her.
❤️- Open doors for her.
❤️- Do something sweet for her.
❤️- Make time for her.
❤️- Hold her hand.
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Eric Moses Mieyenprobofa retweeted
Truck pushers would be the most successful men.
Hard work is just the baseline, not the finish line. In a world driven by software, rapid inflation, and changing markets, working hard without working smart is just a fast track to physical exhaustion.
Do you believe hard work still guarantees success in today’s world?
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Eric Moses Mieyenprobofa retweeted
In as much as hard work is part of the sacrifices required amongst other sacrifices, Grace is the most important factor too. Especially in this Digital Era.
Do you believe hard work still guarantees success in today’s world?
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A generation ago, you could start a family with just a modest job and a rented room. Today, between crazy inflation, rising rents, and the massive cost of weddings, marriage has shifted from a natural step in life into a high end luxury project that many men simply cannot afford.
A generation ago, many people were married by 20.
Today, I know a lot of men who are 35, 40, even 45, still hoping to settle down.
Has marriage becoming a luxury rather than a normal part of life?
What is the way out?
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Truck pushers would be the most successful men.
Hard work is just the baseline, not the finish line. In a world driven by software, rapid inflation, and changing markets, working hard without working smart is just a fast track to physical exhaustion.
Do you believe hard work still guarantees success in today’s world?
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True success today doesn't care about how much you sweat, it cares about the value you bring, the problems you solve, and how leverageable your skills are.
If you spend fifteen hours a day doing a task that a simple automation tool or a computer program can
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finish in two minutes, your hard work will only yield pennies.
Hard work is the engine, but strategic positioning, financial literacy, and the right network are the steering wheel. Stop grinding blindly and start looking at where the leverage is.
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Eric Moses Mieyenprobofa retweeted
Hard work still matters, but it doesn’t automatically guarantee success anymore.
People work really hard every day and still don’t see results, not because they’re lazy, but because they might be working in the wrong direction or not getting enough visibility.
These days, it’s not just about effort. It’s also about doing the right thing, at the right time, and getting it in front of the right people.
Hard work helps, but it needs strategy and consistency to actually pay off.
Do you believe hard work still guarantees success in today’s world?
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Eric Moses Mieyenprobofa retweeted
No, I don’t think hard work guarantees success.
Hard work increases your chances of success, but today’s world is influenced by many other factors too,opportunities, timing, skills, connections, location, luck, consistency, and sometimes even privilege.
Do you believe hard work still guarantees success in today’s world?
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The question of who did this is answered by looking straight at the system.
When a region has a young population but leaves millions of children out of school, it is building a future crisis instead of an economic boom. When vast, fertile lands are abandoned
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If you check properly, Northern Nigeria should have been the Dubai of Nigeria by now..vast land, strategic location, rich mineral resources, agriculture, trade routes, and a young population.
But somewhere along the line, insecurity, poor leadership, weak infrastructure, and decades of missed opportunities held the region back.
The painful question remains: who did this to them?
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because farmers are running for their lives from bandits, the economy is bound to bleed.
The North doesn't need more sympathy or more politics,
It needs a complete structural reset. It needs leaders who will secure the land, build the roads, educate the youth, and open
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up the trade routes to local and international investors.
The resources are still there, the land is still vast, and the potential hasn't vanished, but it will take intentional, ruthless execution to finally claim the crown.
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Stop linking your Instagram to Facebook.
Stop linking your Instagram to Facebook.
Stop linking your Instagram to Facebook.
Stop linking your Instagram to Facebook.
Stop linking your Instagram to Facebook.
Stop linking your Instagram to Facebook.
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There is a difference between seeking love and choosing a person.
One is driven by need.
The other is driven by clarity.
When someone is searching, anyone can fit.
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When someone is sure, they choose you with intention.
Patterns reveal the difference.
Choose what is intentional, not convenient.
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Tribalism divided us, but hunger and suffering do not negotiate with ethnicity.
When the price of bread goes up, it doesn't ask for your state of origin.
When the grid goes down, the darkness doesn't skip your house because of the language you speak.
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We are fighting over labels while we are all paying the same tax for a broken system.
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