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I actually did make that $500. With God by my side, I will grow stronger and get back on my feet. I'm still doing the challenge and I think I have fail about 20 times. |
Following this thread, I saw a comment on 'keke,' I'd definitely love to invest on that in the future if I'm alive. |
iLegendd: This is gonna be a long read. No proofreading... One take. While I wait for my turn to fetch water in this stream, let me approach this like a warrior who just took over power from these present political vampires. 5 Greatest Distractions for Nigerian Youth 1. Tribalism and Religion: The reason I'm grouping these two together is that often times, their strength lies in the beliefs held by the populace. Although, I can argue that in some cases religion doesn't really hold much weight compared to ethnicity but however we still have these biases (embedded in us by our parents) in us. The easiest way to destroy a Nigerian revolution from within, is using tribalism. Yes, we marry ourselves but deep inside, we are still humans — not just humans, but an artificial geographical creation. I said "humans," because as human beings, we are more likely to feel comfortable amongst people we share similarities with. Even in the smallest 'nation' in a society—family—siblings still fight brutally let alone a country with hundreds of ethnicities. Even within the Igbo people, there are "groups" large enough to be a nation. The solution? I believe it's okay to be conservative and still be open enough to work with others. It's okay to compromise to reach a favorable agreement with other ethnicities. So you can be proudly Hausa, want your own nation, and still willing to work with the other ethnicities. We have to accept our identity, and still be willing to work together just like the Europeans have done. 2. Delusions: When I say "delusions," I'm talking about: a. Educational system b. Social media c. Addictions d. Environment The "educational system" comprises of everything that make up the way we think e.g school, church, family belief, etc... they all play a role on how our mind are groomed. Our schools do nothing but stick to an archaic and foreign system, we do not go extra miles to give us the right mindset needed to build a nation. How is the importance of a clean society not being radically promoted in schools? Why do we feel comfortable throwing away trash in public? This is just a simple example. I have no doubt that the internet is a blessing, without it, I'd be broken and more helpless than I am. However, it has also become a rabbit hole that our youths would rather bury their head in, than use it to dig up gold. Social media has become our battlefield while our enemies work tirelessly on and off the internet. I don't do social media (except WhatsApp for biz, which I already made inactive for almost a month)I can't remember when I actively did with full attention like a typical Nigerian youth. I feel like it has become a safe haven to drown in rivers of dopamine. No doubt, social media is revolutionary but we must learn to use them wisely. Addictions might seem irrelevant but the power they hold cannot be underestimated. There are millions of youths who are now complete zombies due to some of these addictions. We need to reassess our lives and start asking ourselves the right questions. People would rather drown in alcohol, drugs, porn, etc, than do anything about the reality around them. They have become a perfect place to escape our reality and forget about the fact that our future is slowly being sucked away. Our environment is also another factor under the "educational system." We are heavily influenced by the media, our parents, friends, obstacles, and so on. If these "environmental elements" surrounding us constantly draw our attention away from things we should actually be focusing on, we might never focus on them. 3. Get Rich Quick Schemes: We are constantly distracted by all of these stupid ways to get Rich Quick. We can not focus on the legal ways, so we end up creating more problems for ourselves — especially if they end up backfiring. This is the same thing that is happening to Nigeria. We keep chasing irrelevant BS while the real problems keeps on compiling. 4. Unnecessary Entertainment: I think I will categorize bloodsucking relationships and friendships under this one. Many of us are stuck in some BS that aren't benefitting us or building our mindset, it could be social media arguments, stupid debates and fights... We are also spending time with people who do nothing but suck up our positive energy. I had to end a relationship because of this, yes, I was in control but I have learned to obey my instincts. Ever since then, the little peace I was managing has returned. We are also trying to entertain ourselves 24/7, we compare ourselves with other youths from other "races" whose ancestors have fought to make their future bright. Rather than do the same for our descendants, we spend time on nonsense, it gets more saddening when you see stupid youths drowning in worthless violence like cultism. 5. Consuming gimme gimme mindset It's quite similar to the educational system but I think it needs to be addressed. We rather take and take than give. We rather import and import than export. You must be thinking: so, how's that a distraction? The thing is, with this kind of mindset, we would rather focus on irrelevant stuffs because we know we can easily take from others. With this mindset, we think it's okay to steal from others just to take, it's okay to produce nothing as long as you can buy it anyway with money. I can go on and on... I do believe that these distractions are the same obstacles that hinder Nigeria. It's time to get back to work. If we can fix the brain of the youth, we can fix this geographical location. |
This is what we have been doing for years but it's amazing seeing how it's going mainstream. Books on that topic even sells a lot. |
SuperOnyi: Excerpts from the book: Have you ever wondered what life would be like without death? Of course, I’m sure you have. You’d get to become immortal—live forever without ever having to say goodbye to the people you love, and have all the time in the world to achieve your goals, right? But wait a second. Do you know that the knowledge of death actually makes our life more meaningful? Let’s say we never get to die, or somehow science conquers death. Life would have no end, we’d have all the time to wallow in procrastination, and there would be no reason to value the moments we have. Has it ever occurred to you that it’s mostly because our time is limited that we’re motivated to make the most of it? Read that again. If we were immortal, we’d be tempted to neglect the things we would have prioritized as mortals. We’d have no reason to make choices, because we’d live forever anyway. So why bother showing determination, taking risks, growing, or loving deeply when we could do all of that a hundred years from now? With mortality, we get to experience life richly and intensely. This gift drives us to live authentically, to undervalue nothing, and to embrace both sorrow and joy. Even in the face of loss, when you understand that death is just a reminder to live with intention, you will begin to feel more at peace. |
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tensazangetsu20: Thank you for this. I needed this laughter . |
There's a lot I don't like on that vanities list — so pathetic. That bolded is so annoying. On the second list, there's a lot: although it's best we choose 1 to 5 of them to avoid overstretching ourselves in the beginning. Im |
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Akpaamunsi: Take it easy, you're the type that motivate these kids to get their parent's rifle and blow out a motherfúcker's brain. This is so unbelievable! 😳 The hate in your heart is pathetic and disgraceful. |
iLegendd: Absolutely! It's really great that you had control over your emotions. Picking up that knife showed she's always had something against you. Stay safe, boss. |
iLegendd: Wow, oh my God, but I'm not surprised. I remember reading about this same person on some of your threads. Please stay safe, boss 🙏🏽. That part about violence scared me for real, I know I don't know you personally but Africa needs you please. My ex has been calling and texting but I have made up my mind to not pick up or text back,and even if I decide to, I will be very careful and avoid exchanging words with her. These women get very mad when they lose a man they know his future is bright. |
SultanOfAbia: This is absolute rubbish and trash—I didn't bother reading everything. Is there any paragraph he claimed to be her boyfriend? So, showing concerns for someone you've known for years is now prohibited? |
Most Nigerians are selfish and only think about you when they can use you. |
I can't wait to make billions from crypto 🙏🏽. |
Boss, I swear I can sense it from your article... that you are actually pissed about your calls being ignored. I know that feeling — so annoying. Well... She might say she ignored you because of the advice you gave her or maybe something craftier than that. When I read the line about the pastor getting hooked if he gets a 'ride,' I knew at that moment, that he has fúcked up . |
It's heartbreaking knowing that this is so true When I lost my KDP account and lost my I kept intentionally mentioning about my biz and how she's surprisingly comfortable with acting like what happened was nothing. This woman was more concerned about getting my attention and making me more "caring" toward her. It was clear that all she cared about was HER EMOTIONS—just like most women of this generation. Dax's songs on being a man touches deeply on these issues, a man is alone in this world. The world only cares about what you can offer them, and if you can't, you become useless to them and a LESS REAL MAN. They wanna define what a real man should be like, so they can keep you in bondage. Even your kids has a high possibility of loving their mother more, not every kid would be like me—I loved and adored my father and enjoyed his presence. As a man, you must learn to relentlessly improve yourself, it's better you suffer now and enjoy later. I learned this earlier as a kid who battled with depression and anxiety from an early age. |
Samantha125: Sue me now or remain silent. Jeremy Meeks should be happy he looks like the guy. Get it?
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