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13/08/2026

Akon has spent years building the kind of wealth most people dream about. And after those years he says more money did not make his life better.

In a Kiss 108 interview, he said:

“The more money that I actually physically opened up to having, the worse life got for me.”

When Akon was younger, like everyone else he thought money was very important. But after he got rich, his view changed.

He said he needed to have money first to understand its true value. Then he realized money is just a TOOL.

Most people think more money means fewer problems. Akon says being rich can bring jealous people, envious people, and people who feel like they deserve your money.

So, instead of only enjoying his wealth, he often found himself solving problems caused by it.

Akon is not saying money is bad.

He is saying that when you become rich, you also attract people who may see your success as something they deserve — instead of something you worked hard to build.

13/08/2026

APC in Osun State didn't know that their first failure was to use a Governor like Okpebholo to come and campaign for their candidate.

Okpebholo only succeeded in diminishing whatever credibility they thought their candidate had.

Instead of him to talk more about their candidate and sell his strength to the people of Osun, Okpebholo was busy selling Adeleke and his dancing skills.

Now, Adeleke has capitalized on that interview and turned it into one of his major strength.

Next time, APC should look for a Governor who is intellectually articulate and can communicate convincingly for that kind of task

Because that speech Okpebholo gave in Osun can barely convince a kindergarten pupil, not to talk of full-grown adults with the age and capacity to vote for their candidate.

How can APC even have Oshiomhole from Edo State and they are sending an Okpebolo to convince people from the same State?

That sounds very ridiculous!!!

I am Ekene Aninze, Esq.

Source : Ekene Aninze

07/08/2026

Did you know?

"Mata Hari a few minutes before her ex*****on. Vincennes military range, France — October 15, 1917
Mata Hari stood at the Vincennes military range on October 15, 1917—dressed not for death, but like she still owned the room. High heels. Dark silk. A Parisian hat. No fear.
She walked calmly to the post, embraced the nun beside her, and handed over her coat. When they tried to blindfold her, she stopped them. She wanted to face the bullets with her eyes open. When asked for a final request, she didn’t ask for mercy—she asked for wine. They gave it to her in a simple cup. She drank slowly as cameras flashed, while twelve soldiers stood waiting—uneasy, watching a woman who refused to break.

“I am ready, gentlemen,” she said, lifting her head and meeting their eyes.
“Aim.”

In that final moment, she did something unforgettable—she blew them a kiss.

“Fire.” Eleven men shot. One fainted."

06/08/2026

Your greatest enemy is not your background, your age, or your circumstances—it is the limits you accept.

Stop waiting for motivation. Stop waiting for the perfect moment. Push yourself!

Remember, the world celebrates those who dared to rise, not those who settled for excuses.
Step out of your comfort zone, break every limitation, unleash the greatness within you.

Your next level begins with one bold step.
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19/07/2026

Do not allow temporary setbacks to create permanent doubts. Keep learning, keep growing, keep believing, and keep moving forward. Every challenge is preparing you for a greater testimony, and every delay is shaping you for a more meaningful destiny.
Remember, God specializes in taking ordinary people through extraordinary journeys. Stay faithful, remain diligent, and trust His timing. The future belongs to those who refuse to give up on themselves.
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