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Whatever you do, do not be overwhelmed and engulf yourself with the stress and frustration from whatever angle they are coming at you this New Month. Be eager to find the goodness in everyday and live everyday like it's the last day of your life.

Finally, I want you to know you have the pen and paper to write about how you want your life to be - unlock your inner power and make it a beautiful one if you so desire. And yes, when you really want something, all the universe will conspire to help you achieve it. Know what you want.

Happy New month 🎈

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Explanations of the proverb:

In Yorùbá culture, children are expected to obey their elders and conduct themselves as Omoluabi (responsible individuals). However, when the elder's authority is compromised, and they lose the respect of the child, they may resort to gentler approaches to gain compliance. Such an elder is referred to as Àgbà'yà. The loss of respect typically stems from the elder's past actions, which tarnished their integrity.

Similarly, when a leader fails to command respect from their subordinates, they may use softer tactics to achieve cooperation, which ideally should be given willingly.

This proverb suggests that if an elder or leader maintains their integrity and authority, they won't need to resort to incentives or sweet talk to get others to follow their instructions.

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The Igbo proverb emphasizes the importance of working together, helping one another, and being there for each other, just like the hands work together in harmony.

The elders of the Igbo land knows and recognizes the importance of collective sense of cooperation for a desire goal in a team work.

In the Yorùbá community, there's a saying that communicates the same wisdom. And it goes "Ká f'ọwọ́ wẹ ọwọ́ l'ọwọ́ fí nmọ́" which translates as "Rinsing the hands together makes the hands clean".

Do not neglect your sense of responsibility and support to your fold. 💪

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Amebo Remix ✨

This proverb implies that an elder, often because of their experiences wouldn't do something without an intent.

That is if an elder is doing something unusual or unexpected, there's usually a reason behind it.

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Everything was going well and then

The Warri people brought their own😂😂

On International Youth Day, let's celebrate the potential, energy, and creativity of our young generation!

"I heard my mother asking the neighbors for salt." But we had salt in the house. I asked her why she was asking the neighbors for salt. And she answered me: —Because our neighbors don't have a lot of money and often they ask us for something.
From time to time, I also ask them for something small and inexpensive, so that they feel that we need them too. This way they will feel more comfortable and easier for them to keep asking us for everything they need."
Respect for human dignity is undoubtedly one of the noblest feelings.
And that's exactly what I learned from my parents... Let's build empathetic, humble, supportive children and other values to be valued..!!!…"

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