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This is a unique month in that 7 of my class/course mates in a class of 27 celebrate their birthday in March. We tagged them diamond babies.
This month one of them has decided to host us all in a mini reunion,38 years after graduation.
Happy Birthday mates.

Hello Ankorians,
I welcome you to the month of March.
I pray earnestly that we march to our success in our lives endeavours.

Let’s continue to mine ANKO

Get rid of spiders around your house and home.
… block their entry points
….use peppermint oil
….active killing of them
…rid their spots
Keep mining ⛏️ Anko Coin

Happy Birthday to you auntie Debby as you add another year today
You’re a special breed as your type is rare, you are one of the privilege few who celebrate their birthday once in 4yrs.
February is so special to you as it’s also your month of wedding.
*CONGRATULATIONS AUNTIE DEBBY*

Always be ready to survive alone, some people can suddenly change. Today you’re important to them tomorrow you are nothing to them.

If you want sex, make it

CLEAR.
If you want relationship, make it

CLEAR.
If you want someone to talk, make

CLEAR.
If you just want someone to pass
Time, make it

CLEAR.
If you want someone just so that
you can move on, make it

CLEAR.
But never use the word (love ) just so that you can satisfy your sexual desires only..

Love they said, is a strong feeling that one has for another….. This involved the heart 💞 so don’t mess up with people’s heart because of your selfish desires….. It so hurting please.

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1. Never do business with close friends or family, you will end up treating them as family instead of business partners.

2. Never quit no matter how hard it gets, if something doesn’t work be flexible enough to change the plan but not the game.

3. Do not upgrade your life too quickly if you start making money from your business.

4. Don’t try to make everything perfect at once, improve as you scale.

5. Never focus only on making money, also focus on giving value to your customers and money will flow.

*TODAY’S GOSPEL*…

Whether you marry early or late is inconsequential in the scheme of things.

After all said and done, what is important is that you married well and you married right.

Don’t marry a wicked partner.
Don’t marry nonsense as well.

Don’t marry because having sex with him or her is too good to be true.

Don’t marry because he has a big penis or because the vagina is too sweet.

Some people have learned from successful and healthy marriages, better than being jealous, that how far you go in life and the final outcome of your life are tied to the person you marry.
In fact, marrying right is an extra incentive and the right tool for building generational wealth.

The peace of mind and stability that come with this are underrated and are often not discussed.
So I’m begging you, people, to marry well and marry right.
The time it happened is not important and very inconsequential.

Life is a function of luck, time, and chance, and I have learned that we don’t have the same clock or the same luck in life..

There is no universally accepted timeline for marriage.
It is a decision you need to make when you are financially, morally, and physiologically ready, and the age you choose to make it is immaterial.
What is important and material is to marry right.
Marrying right trumps the age and time the marriage happened.

Tony Elumelu is 60+… and still doing school runs….
It did not stop him from being his authentic self: a loving father and a self-driven, ambitious man who lived up to his highest potential.

Marry when you are ready.
Don’t be too hard on yourself that you have not married, and out of desperation, you married a toxic, vile, nagging woman who will reduce your life span because you have vowed to marry in your 20s because people in the world have told you there is a timeline.

See you, see stroke, my brother.
My dear sister, Don’t be too desperate, and then you marry a man who is so useless that he can’t provide for you and can’t satisfy your sexual and emotional needs.

Your own experience of marriage when others are discussing their marriage is domestic violence that includes constant slaps and thorough beatings.

All this because you were told that if you are not married before 30, it means you have failed as a woman.
My sister, you deserve better, and believe me, there is no timeline in my own book.

Marrying early or late is not the enemy, nor is it the goal.
The real enemy and tragedy is marrying the wrong partner and the real goal is marry right.

To any young person reading this: In all you do, strive and aspire for a good marriage.

The time it happened is irrelevant because there is no timeline for any milestone in life.
Marriage inclusive

*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 27/02/2024*

Punch
12 years after, Tinubu adopts Oronsaye report, merges agencies

20 years after, Tinubu launches $800m Aba power plant

Customs suspend rice sale after seven die in stampede

CBN sells over $300m to banks as naira gains

FG/NLC meeting ends in deadlock, Labour insists on protest

Treason: Court decides Kanu’s bail application March 19

SANs list expectations as S’Court Justices rise to 21

Court to hear suit demanding pro-Wike lawmakers’ sacking

FEC approves N1tn for 700km coastal highway

FG to pay youth unemployment benefits, sets up consumer credit programme

FG to close Third Mainland Bridge for 24 hours Wednesday

Adamawa, Jos, others to experience blackout Tuesday – TCN

Marketers await Dangote fuel, four weeks after production take-off

Analysts foresee interest rate hike as MPC holds meeting

Wema Bank hosts forum on international trade

NECO releases 2023 results, says malpractices reduced by 25.4%

NARD faults call to export doctors for forex earnings

Faction opts out as bakers begin strike Tuesday

Edo: Ighodalo gets certificate today, PDP begins reconciliation

Ekiti unveils N12bn Economic Relief Programme

Zamfara Assembly suspends eight members for alleged misconduct

Kogi council chair sacked for alleged palliatives diversion

LASTMA to sanction officers operating with yellow buses

(www.punchng.com)

The Nation
Tinubu promises to address Nigeria’s power challenge

Tinubu directs creation of youth unemployment benefits

Shettima: Tinubu determined to restore Southeast’s industrial status

Senate panel screens Bakari as NFIU boss

Southwest speakers demand state police, power devolution

Don’t allow personal ambition becloud your sense of judgment – CJN tells new Supreme Court justices

No memo to increase states to 42, says Kalu

NSCDC operatives arrest 51 illegal miners in Abuja

ASUU: varsity lecturers on same salary for 15 years

JAMB closes 2024 UTME registration

Due process followed in Mambilla Hydro-Power project, says contractor

APC members protest results of gov primary election in Edo

I’m not leaving PDP, says Ortom

We must repair our economy to free people from poverty, says Makinde

Probe billions of dollars spent in power sector since 1999, Uzodimma tells FG

Protesters storm Lagos streets, demand end to hunger, hardship

Ondo fuel attendant hospitalised after 15 days in captivity

* On this day in 2002, a Muslim mob set fire to a train carrying Hindu pilgrims. The attack killed 59 people, including many women and children.
* On this day in 1932, the neutron is discovered. English physicist James Chadwick was later awarded the Nobel Prize for his discovery.

Just because I don’t ask you a lot, doesn’t mean I will settle for less.

* On this day in 1991, the world’s first web browser is presented to the public. The browser “WorldWideWeb” (later renamed “Nexus”) was developed by Tim Berners-Lee, a British computer scientist best known as the inventor of the internet.
* On this day in 1909, a color motion picture is shown to the general public for the first time. A series of 21 short Kinemacolor films were presented at the Palace Theatre in London.