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THOUGHT FOR TODAY BY PRINCE EMMA OMADIVI

adminBy adminMay 11, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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On daily basis some people brag about what they can do because they believe power,authority,fame and wealth are theirs. At times, they plan to take lives at will( when they can’t create them, not even their own), kidnap for ransom, detain without reasonable cause, take people’s wives, deal with the poor etc. This so- called power/ wealth/ fame is transient as no condition is permanent. Tomorrow may not be kind to you. So, today, don’t insult yesterday that has fed you fat because today will soon become yesterday. As you lie lifeless on that death bed, those your powerful hands, mouth, beautiful/ handsome face will be useless. Be careful and be humble…. Prince Emman Omadivi.

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