24/06/2026
Here is the Exegesis Of former President Of Nigeria Life Reality.
old Olusegun Obasanjo has written a heart touching letter to Nigerians. Does that mean he's getting ready to leave the world? Here's what he wrote:
My brothers and sisters of the country,
People say life is too long. They say, βLive slow, time is too much.β βBut Iβm 94 years old now, and I can honestly say thatβs not true.β Life is not long; it passes like the blink of an eye. As I'm about to leave this world, my heart wants to leave you some lessons.
I gathered treasures, I had grown by names, but today all these look like dust in the corner of my room. If I extend my hand now, none of them will follow me.
Lesson 1: Don't live in waiting.
A big part of my life passed away in waiting.
In school, I thought life would start after I got my graduation certificate.
When I got a military job, Iβm waiting for the weekend.
When I got married, I was waiting on my kids to grow up.
As they grow up, I start waiting for retirement.
I take every day as a step, I think real life is ahead. But now I realize that there is no end goal; the journey itself is life.
Lesson two: Gold is not food.
I spent 50 years collecting wealth. I worked so hard that I miss precious moments with my family.
I bought big houses, expensive cars and groceries, but now that I'm about to leave, I realize none of these will follow me.
I still remember the day my daughter called me to the garden to see a little insect she found. I told her, βNot now, Iβm working.β βToday I still feel this pain when I lost.β
Lesson three: Destroying the wall in your heart.
During my childhood, I thought showing sympathy or apologizing was a sign of weakness.
I have a brother we grew up with. One day we all did a little something. I don't remember what caused it now.
I waited for him to start seeking reconciliation. A few years ago. One day I was called and told he was dead.
That was when I realized I was right, but I lost my brother.
If you love someone, tell them today. If you're wrong, apologize.
I title this writeup as a Validating sermon to Nigerians, and for the readers is food for thought.......
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