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As a whole, Gelede celebrates Yoruba womanhood and mothers. It is believed in Yoruba culture that women possess the secret of life itself with both the powers to bring and remove life. The power of the mothers is equal to if not superior to that of the orisa (Drewal 8).
There are some conversations I hardly have with people.
I am someone who prefers to approach things objectively. I cannot just be shouting and throwing words around for the sake of it, especially when there is little or no substance behind what is being said.
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The most evil men hide behind religion because even the devil knows the value of a holy disguise
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One question for this morning:
If you knew that nobody would praise you, notice your efforts or reward you anytime soon, would you still do the right thing?
I think your answer says a lot about the kind of person you are when nobody is watching.
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A generation of kids growing up without reading is a generation losing the muscle for empathy. Books are training grounds for imagination, for slipping into someone else’s life, someone else’s grief, joy, fear, or mess. They teach you to sit with feelings that aren’t yours.
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It is 9:40am this Wednesday the 4th day of November, 2026 doing what I do for a living. ☺️
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The truth is that all men have fears. While strong men confront their fears and keep them at bay, weak men bow to them and cower in submission. So, stand up, launch out and confront your fears today.
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“life only becomes happiness, is only endowed with freedom and meaning when someone exists as a whole world that has never been repeated in all eternity.”
—Vassily Grossman


















