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Anjinsan:
He said, "See o, during the inauguration of Kano's new Governor, the roof of the podium collapsed. He was fortunate to survive."

Not bothering to look at his phone, she replied, "No be that one e dey me. Na to calculate the cost of these goods."

After a few minutes, he spoke to her again, "Dem say NNPC go sell fuel for =N= 500. That means say oda filling station go sell for =N= 700 be that."

Visibly angry (because this one will affect her), she replied, " Which kine thing be that. Na so them won..."

In less than one minute she said all she wanted to. (because even if it affects her, she can't legally influence the outcome.)

Immediately, she stood up from the bench (Perhaps to avoid another bombshell from the informant of doom).

She brought out the goods she bought and continued with her calculations.

He continued on his phone, his hands scrolling up, and occasionally squinting his eyes as he read something.

She called out to him, "Director, abeg come help me calculate this thing, e be like say I dey do mistake."

He stood up, even as he walked towards her direction, his eyes was still on the phone.

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Attention! Time! Attention! Time!

What we all have in common, but use differently.

The internet and trending topics have made it so easy for our time and attention to be consumed subtly, day in and day out.

Why do most persons habitually give attention to all manner of news?

Are they aware that such isn't good for one's health?

Watch what an expert says about this:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wG54fZJUD2k

Can we incrementally grow in knowing what should consume our time and what shouldn't?

The internet, will you use it to better your life or waste your time, your life?

Observation of an Intentional Victor