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No one is escaping, except divine intervention...

You left out the dead! It's inevitable

Hmmmm.

Live life to the fullest at every single waking moment. If I die now, I will have no regrets

What can I say?

Pojomojo:
We all started in the same place.
Same classrooms. Same uniforms.
Same hopes about who we’d grow up to be.

But life took each of us somewhere different.
Some people found direction, others got lost.
Some built stability, others battled storms no one saw.
Some grew into themselves, others are still trying to figure out who they are.

The truth is, none of us became exactly who we thought we’d be.

If anything, it’s a reminder to be gentle with people. We’re all living lives our younger selves could never have understood.

Hmmm! The pure truth about life

Riskymarvelous:
Even yarimo and helinus no know say Dem go dey defend failure wey dey Aso rock to get money

while seyi Tinubu will be living baby boy,luxury life

Na so, may God guide us to the right path.

Pojomojo:
We all started in the same place.
Same classrooms. Same uniforms.
Same hopes about who we’d grow up to be.

But life took each of us somewhere different.
Some people found direction, others got lost.
Some built stability, others battled storms no one saw.
Some grew into themselves, others are still trying to figure out who they are.

The truth is, none of us became exactly who we thought we’d be.

If anything, it’s a reminder to be gentle with people. We’re all living lives our younger selves could never have understood.

Some people became exactly who they thought they would be actually.. it all depends on ur plans and ability and capacity to execute those plans.

Pojomojo:
We all started in the same place.
Same classrooms. Same uniforms.
Same hopes about who we’d grow up to be.

But life took each of us somewhere different.
Some people found direction, others got lost.
Some built stability, others battled storms no one saw.
Some grew into themselves, others are still trying to figure out who they are.

The truth is, none of us became exactly who we thought we’d be.

If anything, it’s a reminder to be gentle with people. We’re all living lives our younger selves could never have understood.

I sight masef

No President or Governor? but Millionaire is not a profession na

SmartPolician:
You left out the dead! It's inevitable

Yeah, all those that fell by the wayside.
Oga just last week Saturday one paddy posted his last son's graduation from Pan african university, took pictures, son wife and him at the graduation event, I even congratulated him on fb. Omo one week later I got news the guy slept and did not wake up! How?

The average black is intrinsically stupe.ed.
Sunny Ade VS Ebenezer Obey.
Otedola VS Adenuga
Soyinka VS Achebe
Abacha VS Dangote

Comparison when done healthily is not a bad thing. It is the immaturity behind the black man kind of comparison that's nauseating to me. Blackman and strife(infernal intra-personal struggle) is all too common.

In that class there are people who were opposed before they were even given birth to. People who have had their lives corrupted and in a downward spiral before birth. To now sit down and make such a topic is very immature. You have those who were guided without askinng to be guided for free and others who were purposefully misled and their path obscured. Meeting in a classroom is not a wager that everyone will achieve same form of success in same amount.

There are those who cut corners and will need to repent of their so called successes.


Very immature topic.

Pojomojo:
We all started in the same place.
Same classrooms. Same uniforms.
Same hopes about who we’d grow up to be.

But life took each of us somewhere different.
Some people found direction, others got lost.
Some built stability, others battled storms no one saw.
Some grew into themselves, others are still trying to figure out who they are.

The truth is, none of us became exactly who we thought we’d be.

If anything, it’s a reminder to be gentle with people. We’re all living lives our younger selves could never have understood.

My younger self would have never imagined adult me as a transport manager and fire fighter, life and fate 😀😀. But I like it better, living a zero stress life

Life goes on

maasoap:
My younger self would have never imagined adult me as a transport manager and fire fighter, life and fate 😀😀. But I like it better, living a zero stress life

You're a FFS staff?

That is life, everybody won't be rich or have the perfect life, some will even die young so try as much as possible to pursue happiness so your little stint on earth will at least make sense

Everybody has different paths in life. Many graduated from one course only to perform in fields off from theirs. All that matters is you can feed yourself, your family and attend to private medical matters. You neighbour only needs you to be a good person.

faceland:
Also the once in heaven 👼🏿

My class had politician, NNPC worker, Doctors, Professors... Also prisoners, Boko Haram member... And bike rider, gateman, living with parent

Boko Haram keh?
God abeg o

Whether you like it or not some people will still put blame on those who don’t end up well or will accuse their village pipu as behind their ordeals

SlavaUkraini:
20 children cannot play together for 20 years

The wave of life must disperse them to different destination where they germinate and bear different fruits...

I have some childhood friends that I haven't seen for the past 30 years and we may never see each other for the rest of our lives despite hailing from the same town

Auxtan:
You're a FFS staff?

Yes of course

Life is spiritual...

You can never be greater than what you are spiritually.

Take your spiritual life seriously.

Howbeit, hard work is also necessary.

That's life for you.

Some of my classmates are in the grave but I'm still alive today.

Btruth:
Iriri aiye niyen. Ki Olorun ko so waa de ebute ayo nii oruko Jesu 🙏 u

hmmmn....Àmín ó.

*silent tears*

Mmmmm

maasoap:
Yes of course

Such a sweet job. That is one job that I love so much.

Death is a blessing, though most people fail to recognize it. Heaven and Hell, as commonly understood, are promises shaped and propagated by Europeans and Arabs.

The fear of death is rooted in excessive ambition for self-glory and personal achievement. When individuals fail to attain the material ideals society uses to validate success, they begin to see themselves as failures.

True success is not measured by possessions or titles, but by the impact one has on people—impact that endures and is remembered across generations.

Someone like VDM, despite lacking a university education, no land, or a house, may be remembered two hundred years from now, long after many Nigerians with PhDs, luxury cars, and superficial status symbols are forgotten.

What did they invent? What did they innovate? Which societal problems did they solve? In many cases, nothing beyond the pursuit of self-glorification.

If there should be comparison, it should be based on impact in the society, else it's still vanity.

So none is dead.......?
Stewpid analysis without a sizeable number of deaths or mentally challenged not to physically challenged by mishap...!

heykims:
Addict in front row, na so life be

normal

Exactly, u said it and that's the truth

Whatever cards you are dealt just play it