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From my dad: "No man owes You anything". And "balls make a man!"
From my mum: "family is everything". And "integrity is your most valuable currency".

PeaceIlya:

which balls make a man Biko

my late mum always say respect every body u meet irrespective of their age or status, I have never see her laying curses on people.....no matter the gravity of the offense, she would always say may God forgive u....

in as much as I'm trying, if u offend me, especially betrayer..... I will curse u and ur generation.....

my popsi too hard abeg, I can't follow any of his principle.... he always emphasis on respect people but don't fear anybody, he doesn't apply diplomacy at all, he says it as it is.

Calmness,I have never seen my mom gets angry or gets tired of visitors flooding our house,I have never seen her talk back at my dad also.So beautiful inside out and I wish to be like her.

There's no substitute for Hardworking

Polynek:
There's no substitute for Hardworking

In Nigeria, there is.

QuinModah:
In Nigeria, there is.

All of us know dat Nigger don cast

My father! management, you must account for every penny. While I was in school, before he gives you money you most draft a budget. Borrowing money is never allowed. He always says 'manage your difficulties'. As an adult this lesson always sticks with me. I don't try to borrow money to buy what I can not afford to impress people who don't even care.

My mother! She died when I was too young to comprehend much, I don't even remember what she looks like anymore.

Love all trust none

Be diligent in all you do and be contented with what you have.

Don't promise what you cant fulfill

you can achieve anything you desire with good planning and focus

PeaceIlya:

wats funny

merieam16:
wats funny

you

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My mum's last piece of advice to me...I was only a young boy, barely got admission into junior secondary school...It was indeed her last night with me . Right there on her bed,she called me by my native name--"Obaro,no matter what,you must always strive hard to become whom you've always dreamt of being in life"

That's been my motto in life for the last 17 years now..

I learnt a lot from them especially my dad.

From my mum, I learnt to be contented and patient in every situation. She also thought me not to mess myself up with guys and men because what most of them are after is that thing in between your legs. which I've come to discover to be true as I grew into a wonderful woman. ( Bless you Mom).

From pops (strong man). I learnt to be hard working. ( My dad was a workaholic) Even at seventy (after retirement) he kept working, claiming he can't sit idle and he was doing multiple jobs and collecting his fat pension along side.

he made us believe we could do anything if we set our heart to it. He made sure We become independent (to some extent) immediately after secondary school by first working for a few years while waiting for admission or going into any path you decide to choose in life. He does this by fixing us up in companies and corporate firms (cos as a senior officer, he had so many connections) as front desk personnel or clerk which made us responsible and hard-working from that tender age and prepared us for the corporate world a few years after graduating from the tertiary institution.
This made it easy for us to stay away from bad friends and their influence as most of them after sec, lazy around town and joining bad gangs before gaining admission. Some even get pregnant before admission comes.

Back to the matter.
Till today, I'm still a workaholic independent soul especially since my father left. No matter how tough a situation is, I'll push hard ( like popsy) until I pull through.

I also learnt to involve God in almost everything I do. Mum and Dad taught us this. Especially Mom. Right from my childhood days, it's from early morning mass, to charismatic programs to house fellowships and "cacthesm".

So, after they left to be with the Lord, it has continued like that with all of us until I finally met Christ and accepted him. Now if you don't meet me at home, na church. From one church program to another. It has not left me.

God bless them. They really tried raising 5 women of grace and Virtue.
Everythough they are not here today, they know we are doing great and no situation can utterly break us down because they built us really strongly to weather and summount any challenges on our own before taking a bow out of our lives.

Casham:
From my dad: "No man owes You anything". And "balls make a man!"
From my mum: "family is everything". And "integrity is your most valuable currency".

Go back and relearn from your dad biko

Hope no be the 2 testes for my dick na him you dey talk? If na him you dey talk then I'd tell you for a free that you learnt nothing from your

From my dad - Money management, independence, love for literature, humanity, going all out for family/blood, sense of humour, creating boundaries, putting your foot down, responsibility, philanthropy, resilience, not taking anybody's crap, how to love without being a slowpoke, how to walk away from toxic people, how to cook fish.

From my mum - Compassion, humility, faith in God, tenderness, pure love, forgiveness, putting my children's needs before mine, respect and love for spouse, respect and love for spouse's relatives, how to have a big heart, philanthropy, how to bake Irish potatoes.

I learnt nothing from the man. Absolutely nothing, actually he should be learning from me but he's very obstinate .

I learnt every positive thing I know from books and watching podcasts from great men because if I mirror my life after the man na big wahala for me

To always cut my coat according to the size of the material at hand.

Love sincerely and be hardworking

Always play the long game because there is no shortcut to long lasting success.

Many

Always be contented with what you have.

This has helped me in life.

Never leave the sight of God, nobody can help you, except God...