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EtherealAnn:
What government promised us versus what they gave us

AntiMahdi:
The police are doing massive cover ups these days.

That boy did not murder his boss. I believe it was his wife.

The boy was tortured and forced to confess in public and now they are getting rid of him in case he recants his statement.

Where did the wife go so early in the morning?

FarahAideed:
Hian ...now I believe the cook didn't kill him

ikorodureporta:
Wetin dey happen for Naija? Saraki's suspect, dead; Dino Melaye's suspect, dead; Nyako's suspect, dead;
This one too, police need to explain to us

Awol1:
My own is that eye yam not understanding this vocal cord break something...

The only artiste I've heard had a damaged vocal cord was Adele, and I understood her situation because she sings high peaches.

But Tekno... is it this Choko, Choko, or jogodo? Where are the peaches in those songs to bring Tekno's vocal cord bikonu?

coolcharm:
Hey OP,

I have a feeling that you are in your late 20's or early 30's.. I might be wrong, but I strongly sense so because you exuade so much energy and ambition with your write up.

While it is not a bad thing, you need to simmer down.

In corporate settings, there are always structured reporting lines, and you are his direct report!, Except you want to become his competition, which is what him 'stealing your shine' implies.

No matter how intelligent or smart you think you are on the job, never make the mistake of outsining your master (in this case, your boss).

That is the first law in Robert Greene's '48 Laws of Power'.

I leave you with excerpts from that book;

Law 1: Never Outshine the Master - Keys to Power
Robert Greene

Everyone has insecurities. When you show yourself in the world and display your talents, you naturally stir up all kinds of resentment, envy, and other manifestations of insecurity. This is to be expected. You cannot spend your life worrying about the petty feelings of others.

With those above you, however, you must take a different approach: when it comes to power, outshining the master is perhaps the worst mistake of all.

Do not fool yourself into thinking that life has changed much since the days of Louis XIV and the Medicis.

Those who attain high standing in life are like kings and queens: they want to feel secure in their positions, and superior to those around them in intelligence, wit, and charm.

It is a deadly but common misperception to believe that by displaying and vaunting your gifts and talents, you are winning the master's affection.

He may feign appreciation, but at his first opportunity he will replace you with someone less intelligent, less attractive, less threatening, just as Louis XIV replaced the sparkling Fouquet with the bland Colbert. And as with Louis, he will not admit the truth, but will find an excuse to rid himself of your presence.

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My final advice to you is to find ways to balance your ambition with patience and wisdom.

tuzeriouz:
Buhari is a complete calamity and a well known disaster

Ahmed0336:
Zambians wants no distractions

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