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When everyone is calling on you, claiming they need you or that you are God-sent, wisdom is knowing which calls to ignore. You cannot be everything to everyone.
Anytime you wake up, good morning to you!
One thing I always instill in my people is this: It's okay to cry if you have to, but never forget that all things will work out in the end. Just don't die at rock bottom, because if you die, well... you just die!
It takes a lot to make me sad. Not because I'm not going through some shit myself, but because I believe in Romans 8, that God works all things together for good. I believe everything will work out in the end, and if it hasn't, then it's not the end yet.
That's why sometimes I have to fake sadness when people tell me what they're going through. It's not that I don't care. I just believe things will eventually work out. But you can't be smiling when someone is telling you their problems. They might think you're the problem!
Sometimes, people tell me what they're going through, and I can't even relate. But there I am, faking sadness like I know exactly what they're going through. Meanwhile, I don't even know what they're talking about. Have you ever had to fake sadness just to make someone feel better?
Good morning to you, saints and ain’ts!
What you refuse to confront today may become what you repeatedly have to fight tomorrow. Face it, deal with it, and free yourself from fighting the same battle over and over again.
Good morning to you, saints and ain’ts!
If your woman hurts you, stop saying all women are bad. Be specific. Just say, “Sola, a 152-year-old woman from Oja Oba in Akure, is not a good woman.” Leave the women of Ekiti out of your relationship problems!
If your own mother and siblings are welcome in your home, your spouse’s family should feel welcome too. Of course, boundaries matter, but they should be fair and apply to both sides. Marriage is a partnership, not a competition between families. #WrongIsWrong #toluwanisings
hmmm….. another perspective. Oga o… #toluwanisings
It pains me that you have passed away, especially since you said in your music, "Eni to n gbe inu e ju gbogbo aye lo" (The One who lives inside you is greater than the whole world). Why couldn't the One who lived inside you save you?
- Traditional worshipper, Mr Saheed Iree mocked late Toluwanisings
There are so many sides to #Toluwanisings’ death, and it is truly heartbreaking. Personally, where he is buried is not my biggest concern, but that may have something to do with my upbringing. What saddens me even more is hearing that his father may not have had the opportunity to enjoy the financial rewards of his son’s success while he was alive. Such a painful story.
Did you miss me, or did you miss the version of me that was convenient for you? Did you really know me, or did you only know the version of me that benefited you?
If you want to discover who you really are or reach the next level in life, you must be willing to risk embarrassment. You cannot grow if you are always afraid of looking foolish. Anytime you wake up, good morning to you!
I once heard a saying credited to Pastor Adeboye, and I agree with it. No matter how much God anoints you, the people you are called to lead must also anoint you. If they do not, you cannot be their king.
#DearLordToday, enlarge my vision beyond what I believe is possible. Let my name ring in the ears of those You have prepared to help me, and let my life set a new standard for generations coming after me. Amen!
No o! But the wise men of Yorubaland (not the Emilokan people) said, “Tí ebi bá kúrò nínú ìṣẹ́, ìṣẹ́ bùṣe.” Unfortunately, our other problems will have to book an appointment. We must settle the stomach first!
Not to brag, but our wedding cost $150 at most, including the court fee. No new clothes, just lunch afterward. Seventeen years later, we are still together! Apparently, we spent money on the marriage, not the wedding! That is why I struggle to sponsor expensive weddings. Spend what you have, not what others have. If I give you money, build your home, not feed 500 people who will still complain about the rice!
