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27/07/2024

she nailed it and even my own head dey swell. God bless her

08/07/2024

https://youtu.be/XoE1uarZYK8?si=mVyIo3goB_iIyKrw

11/05/2024

The lawmaker representing Borno South Senatorial District in the Senate, who was a guest on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Friday, said that the proposed cybersecurity levy will increase the tax burden on Nigerians.

Senator Ali Ndume has criticized the contentious cybersecurity levy, stating that it is inappropriate for the government

You Can't Tax People Without Increasing Their Income - Ndume Kicks Against Cybersecurity Levy - News_Politics - operanewsapp

05/05/2024

05/05/2024

10/04/2024

https://youtu.be/xjght4QG7PU?si=AHwUES0M56swce-d

ESE (THANK YOU) | NATHANIEL BASSEY feat. AIDEE IME, is a song of Thanksgiving. It celebrates God’s amazing grace and His wonderful work on Calvary’s cross.GE...

25/03/2024

There's need to sit the youth of nowadays down and let them know the meaning of this EVERGREEN POEM from Ọ̀jọ̀gbọ́n JF Ọdúnjọ

*ISÉ NI ÒÒGÙN ÌSÉ*
Work is the antidote for poverty.

*MÚRA SÍ ISÉ RE, ÒRÉ MI*
(Work hard, my friend)

*ISÉ NI A FI Í DI ENI GIGA*
Work/Labour is a major tool for elevation.
(Aspiring to higher height is fully dependent on hard work).

*BÍ A KÒ BÁ RÉNI FÈYÌN TÌ, BÍ ÒLE LÀ Á RÍ*
(If we do not have anyone to lean on, we appear indolent)

*BÍ A KO RÉNI GBÉKÈLÉ*
(if we do not have anyone to trust or can depend on).

*À A TERA MÓ ISÉ ENI*
(We simply work harder)

*ÌYÁ RE LÈ LÓWÓ LÓWÓ*
(Your mother may be wealthy)

*BÀBÁ RẸ SÌ LÈ LÉSIN LÉÈKÀN*
(Your father may have a ranch full of horses)

*BÍ O BÁ GBÓJÚ LÉ WON*
(If you depend on their riches alone),

*O TÉ TÁN NI MO SO FÚN O*
(You may end up in shame and disgrace, I tell you)

*OHUN TÍ A KÒ BA JÌYÀ FÚN*
(Whatever gain one does not work hard to earn)

*KÌ Í LÈ TÓJÓ*
(Usually does not last)

*OHUN TÍ A BÁ FARA SISÉ FÚN*
(Whatever legal means one seriously laboured for)

*NÍ Í PÉ LÓWÓ ENI*
(Is the one that lasts in one's hands/in one's
possession).

*APÁ LARÁ*
(The arm is a relative)

*ÌGÙNPÁ NÌYEKAN*
(The elbow is a sibling)

*BÍ AYÉ N FÉ O LÓNÌÍ*
(YOU may be loved by *all* today)

*BÍ O BÁ LÓWÓ LÓWÓ*
(It is when you have money)

*NI WON Á MÁA FÉ O LÓLA*
(That they will love you again tomorrow)

*TÀBÍ TÍ O BÁ WÀ NÍ IPÒ ÀTÀTÀ*
(or when you are in a high or respectable position)

*AYÉ Á YÉ O SÍ TÈRÍN-TÈRÍN*
(All will honour you with cheers and smiles.)

*JÉ KÍ O DI ENI TI N RÁÁGÓ*
(Wait till you become poor or a struggler)

*KÍ O RÍ BÁYÉ TI Í YINMÚ SINI*
(and you will see how all grimace at you as they pass you by)

*ÈKÓ SÌ TÚN N SONI Í DÒGÁ*
(Education also elevates/promotes to higher positions)

*MÚRA KÍ O KÓ O DÁRADÁRA*
(Work hard to acquire good education)

*BÍ O SÌ RÍ ÒPÒ ÈNÌYÀN*
(And if you see a lot of people)

*TÍ WÓN N FI ÈKÓ SE ÈRÍN RÍN*
(Making Education a laughing stock)

*DÁKUN MÁ SE FARA WÉ WON*
(Please do not emulate or keep their company).

*ÌYÀ N BẸ FÓMO TÍ KÒ GBÓN*
(Suffering is lying in wait for an unserious kid).

*EKÚN N BE FÓMO TÓ N SÁ KIRI*
(Sorrow is in the reserve for a truant kid)

*MÁ FÒWÚRÒ SERÉ, ÒRÉ MI*
(Never toy with your early years, my friend)

*MÚRA SÍSÉ, OJÓ N LO*
(Work harder; time and tide wait for no one)

Let our Children know this.
May Nigeria Work again

Original work by *J.F Odunjo*

30/09/2022

Thanks for the song

30/09/2022

Abi! It's being said the way it is