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Sunnyrado:Check the attached picture carefully. Two is listed there |
Though everyone's path is unique 1. Infancy (0–2 years) Learning to walk and talk Developing basic trust (attachment to caregivers) 2. Childhood (3–12 years) Learning basic life skills (reading, writing, speaking) Building social skills and friendships Discovering personal interests and hobbies 3. Adolescence / Teenage (13–19 years) Developing identity and self-awareness Completing secondary school education Building emotional and social independence Exploring talents and career interests 4. Early Adulthood (20–35 years) Completing higher education or vocational training Starting a career or business Building strong relationships or starting a family Gaining financial independence Discovering personal purpose or mission 5. Midlife (36–55 years) Advancing in career or business Raising children or mentoring others Building assets (e.g., home, land, investments) Refining personal values and legacy goals Facing midlife reflection or transition 6. Late Adulthood (56–75 years) Enjoying the fruits of long-term labor Transitioning into retirement Becoming a community leader or mentor Focusing on health, travel, and relationships 7. Senior Years (76+) Sharing wisdom and life lessons Living simply and intentionally Leaving a lasting legacy (family, spiritual, societal) Preparing for end-of-life gracefully Another version Fela Durotoye's Life Stages (4 Quarters of 25 Years) 1. First Quarter (0–25 years) – “Preparation Stage” Focus: Learning, discovering identity, building foundations Key Task: Acquiring values, education, discipline Quote: “This is the season to know God and know yourself.” 2. Second Quarter (26–50 years) – “Manifestation Stage” Focus: Career, business, marriage, parenting, leadership Key Task: Applying what you learned to create impact Quote: “Your time to build and shine.” 3. Third Quarter (51–75 years) – “Influence Stage” Focus: Mentoring, guiding, managing legacy Key Task: Pouring wisdom into others, strategic thinking Quote: “You’re no longer climbing; you’re guiding others up.” 4. Fourth Quarter (76–100 years) – “Immortality Stage” Focus: Rest, storytelling, legacy preservation Key Task: Reflecting, handing over batons Quote: “What will the world remember you for?” Another version comes from Apostle Joshua Selman, who describes life in 4 seasons of 25 years: Morning (0–25) – Preparation Afternoon (26–50) – Manifestation Evening (51–75) – Reflection Night (76–100) – Transition |
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HEAVEN4444:Ok. The one at vgc junction and beside lekki conservation center uses android phone. Though they are young men |
HEAVEN4444:So you are patronising road side mechanic. Upgrade bro |
Is like Sultan through the Northern youth leader is using EFCC to get him allegedly |
Is it the one Buhari started... |
Retrovibes1:Yes |
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Before Dangote built his refinery at Ibeju lekki. Those living there and close by normally put Kai-kai Ogogoro Sapele water In bowl and wait the monkey will bring and become drunk and you pick them op |
Greydebz:1. Consistency Over Time He doesn’t only show love when it’s convenient or when he wants something. His attention, communication, and respect don’t drop once he “gets you.” 2. Future Inclusion He talks about the future and includes you in it. He uses “we” when talking about plans, not just “I.” 3. He’s Transparent and Honest He tells you the truth, even when it's hard or inconvenient. He doesn’t avoid tough conversations or hide things. 4. He’s Emotionally Available He’s not just romantic—he’s vulnerable. He shares his fears, goals, and even weaknesses with you. 5. Your Values Matter to Him He respects your boundaries, faith, family, goals, and dreams—even when they challenge his comfort zone. 6. He Invests in Your Growth He encourages your personal growth—not just what benefits him. He pushes you toward your purpose and supports your wins. 7. He Integrates You Into His Real Life You know his friends, family, routines—not just his phone calls and dates. He’s not keeping you “in a corner” of his life. 8. He’s Reliable During Storms When conflict or stress hits, he doesn’t disappear. He stays, listens, works things out, and doesn’t manipulate you emotionally. 9. He Respects Your Time and Body He doesn’t pressure you into sex or rush the relationship for selfish gain. He’s patient and honors your process. 10. He Makes Sacrifices He sometimes chooses what benefits you both over just what benefits him. Real love gives, not just takes. |
Retrovibes1:Call +234 706 088 9299 meki autos |
Codegramer:Location |
Solitechworld:Should I laugh 😂 or laugh... I am laugh 😂😂😂 ing |
Trump na confirm ADHD case study |
Ex come fine pass the wife. ![]() |
Cocolatti:You forgot to add Terrorists on the road. So it's a No No |
Add pictures |
[quote author=LawWithEbele post=134906892][/quote]Please don't quote me.I won't respond. I am only following a principle. BIBLE VERSE FOUNDATION Deuteronomy 22:10 (KJV) “Thou shalt not plow with an ox and an ass together.” Here: God uses this farming law to teach spiritual wisdom. Don’t mix what’s not meant to be mixed — it brings frustration. Therefore to avoid frustration 1.Catholic Church should marry their members 2. Anglican Church should marry their members 3. Methodist Church Nigeria should marry their members 4. Nigerian Baptist Convention should marry their members 5. Presbyterian Church of Nigeria should marry their members 6. Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) should marry their members. 7. The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) should marry their members 8. Living Faith Church Worldwide (Winners Chapel) should marry their members 9. Deeper Life Bible Church should marry their members 10. Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) should marry their members 11. Christ Embassy (Believers’ Loveworld) should marry their members 12. The Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement should marry their members 13. Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) should marry their members 14. Dunamis International Gospel Centre should marry their members 15. House on the Rock should marry their members 16. Daystar Christian Centre should marry their members 17. Common Wealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) should marry their members 18. Salvation Ministries should marry their members 19. Omega Fire Ministries should marry their members 20. Foursquare Gospel Church Nigeria should marry their members 22.Others Note. If you are based in Lagos and you have check ✅ your area and didn't find your spec go to all your church branches in Lagos and all state your church is located you go find your spec. |
Haydens:Is everything ok. Try go and become a monk for a year instead |
I feel they have been told to relocate ![]() |
9JaSweet:So you did hybrid. Clear. |
9JaSweet:First of all congratulation. Second did you process it by your self or through an agent |
Goodadvice01:Good to go |
jurrsh:Incase you find it hard to get eko hotel bus. Take a bus to obalende . Alight at the last bustop. Take a bus to eko Hotel roundabout... Sanusi fafunwa is just 5 minutes walk from eko Hotel roundabout. To your success |
Goodadvice01:How much will you be getting as salary from fuel attendant? Or you mean petrol station manager. For this second option you can quickly save up. But if it's the first option it will take you appropriately 6months to a year to save that your 100k. Learn a skill B4 going to Ghana. Example learning how to sew senator Or learn modern furniture and upholstery making If you are serious it can be learnt in 6months or less. When you travel to Ghana attached to someone first ( tailoring shop or furniture shop) and aim at getting your own business up and running in next 6months. |
blamingthedevil:This guy na confirmed werey |
Adonis69:Hope you're not using the fake one |
Is it not better crying in America than crying in Nigeria ![]() |
Sirianese:Is everything ok |
tishbite41:He secure vital organs and The only exercise is moving his head like lizard up and down then sideways to avoid been hit on the head |
HeatSeeker:Money has four purposes 1. Invest it (on business and assets generating income) 20% 2. Save it to start investing 20% 3. Contribute it ( thithe and charity) 10% 4. Spend it.(On basic necessity and personal development and little fun) house,cloth food and etc 50% If you are over 40 years But if you are below then use 10-10-10-70% |



. What is the point of storing value that will not be exchanged for something else that is of value?