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21/06/2025

✨ *FYB OF THE DAY -OLU-DAVID BINAH BOSE*
Binah.
Beauty. Brains. Business.
But even those three words barely scratch the surface of who she really is.

She’s the kind of girl who turns heads without even trying. One moment, she’s stacking As with ease, and the next, she’s packing orders like a boss. And somehow, she still makes room to laugh, rest, and love, fully and deeply.

Binah loves the soft life, being spoiled, and cared for, and honestly? She deserves every bit of it. But what truly sets her apart isn’t just the glow-up or the ambition, it’s her heart. She’s thoughtful, present, and one of those rare friends who genuinely shows up for you.

A proud daddy’s girl and a true lover of the little joys, like beautiful spaces, cozy moments, and anything that feels like peace. She carries grace like it’s second nature and wears warmth like a second skin. From the best restaurants to the best food combos, trust Binah to try them all out.

Binah is more than her Bs. She’s light, warmth, and love all in one. And to be loved by her? That’s one of life’s sweetest blessings. ✨💜

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03/06/2024

Encouraging your child's curiosity is a great way to support their cognitive, social, and emotional development. Here are some tips to help you do so:

1. Ask open-ended questions: Encourage your child to think critically by asking questions that begin with what, how, or why.
2. Provide opportunities for exploration: Offer your child various materials and tools to explore, such as puzzles, building blocks, and art supplies.
3. Embrace their questions: Respond to their questions with enthusiasm and interest, even if you don't have all the answers.
4. Foster a growth mindset: Encourage your child to view challenges and mistakes as opportunities for growth and learning.
5. Read together: Reading books with your child can spark their curiosity and inspire them to ask questions and seek answers.
6. Encourage observation: Take your child on nature walks, to museums, or to other places where they can observe and learn about the world around them.
7. Make learning fun: Engage your child in fun, interactive activities that promote learning, such as science experiments or cooking projects.
8. Celebrate their discoveries: Praise your child for their discoveries and accomplishments, no matter how small.
9. Be a role model: Show your child that learning is a lifelong process by sharing your own interests and passions with them.
10. Provide feedback, not answers: Guide your child towards finding answers on their own by providing feedback and hints rather than giving them the answers.

Remember, encouraging curiosity in your child is an ongoing process that requires patience, support, and enthusiasm. By following these tips, you can help foster a lifelong love of learning in your child.

05/11/2022

Have you ever packed wires away, say a computer cord, telephone wire, and wristwatch charger...and when you want to bring out one of them you discover they're all tangled up. I've pondered this phenomenon for years and I'm no closer to an answer. How do they get entangled? I have a feeling the answer will be quite simple, but there are things, phenomena and events we'll never understand, even if they seem commonplace. Agur Ben Yakeh identified four things. He called them the Four Mysteries: "There are 3 things that amaze me— no, 4 things that I don’t understand: how an eagle glides through the sky, how a snake slithers on a rock, how a ship navigates the ocean, how a man loves a woman."

Truth is, science can pretty much explain the first three "mysteries". What science hasn't been able to do is unravel the phenomenon called "love". It befuddles the mind. How do two people connect over a distance in a crowded room and no one else is aware? Before exchanging a word they're ALREADY connected. Can desire travel through time and space? How do we instinctively know who is ours? Is it that the human soul emits impulses on a wavelength that a counterpart wavelength type locks onto? Do we come preloaded with Bluetooth technology? How does love happen? Even more disconcerting, how do two people who were madly in love suddenly turn on each other nastily? The love just disappeares!

There are things women hate and there are things men hate. A woman would have issues with a man who can't stand up for her, especially in his family. To her he's a disappointment, a weak man. In the same vein, men hate it when they confide in their woman and she goes and broadcasts it to others, especially her friends and family. Men want confidentiality. They hate being discussed. The irony is that both sexes see both scenarios as betrayal. It is instructive both men and women use the same terminology for two different things. What is betrayal to a man is different from what a woman calls betrayal. We can conclude therefore that the dictionary of love has a men's section and a women's section. It is wise to learn from the other side if you want to have a chance at a successful marriage.

©Leke Alder

20/06/2021

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18/12/2019

05/12/2018

From my friend... Chinenye 😢

Grammatical blunders
You're taking it personal ❌
You're taking it personally ✔

He is matured ❌
He is mature ✔
He has matured ✔

The reason is because ❌
The reason is that ✔

My stuffs ❌
My stuff ✔

Night vigil ❌
Vigil ✔

Traveling bag ❌
Travel Bag ✔

As at when due ❌
As and when due ✔

Be rest assured ❌
Rest assured ✔

I'm hearing you ❌
I can hear you ✔

My names are ❌
My name is ✔

All manners of ❌
All manner of ✔

She delivered a baby boy ❌
She was delivered of a baby boy ✔

Lacking behind ❌
Lagging behind ✔

Crack your brain ❌
Rack your brain ✔

Return it back ❌
Return it ✔

Nigeria comprises of 36 states ❌
Nigeria comprises 36 states ✔
Nigeria is comprised of 36 states ✔

Wake keeping ❌
Wake keep ❌
Wake ✔

Exercise patience ❌
Be patient ✔

Barbing saloon ❌
Barber shop ✔

I forgot my phone at home ❌
I left my phone at home✔

Borrow me your pen ❌
Lend me your pen ✔
May I borrow your pen ✔

More grease to your elbow ❌
More power to your elbow ✔

Funny enough, I've never liked him ❌
Funnily enough, I've never liked him ✔

My body is scratching me ❌
My body itches ✔

Letterhead paper ❌
Letterhead ✔

I'm not your mate ❌
We're not mates ✔

You're mannerless ❌
You're ill-mannered ✔

Horn at the car in front ❌
Honk at the car in front ✔

Happy birthday in arrears ❌
Happy belated birthday ❌
Belated happy birthday ✔

I will sleep at 10pm ❌
I will go to bed at 10pm ✔

Just when I thought I have seen it all ❌
Just when I thought I had seen it all ✔

First come, First serve ❌
First come, First served ✔

Please dash me ❌
Please hand it on to me ✔
Please give me ✔

I have a running nose ❌
I have a runny nose ✔

Working Experience ❌
Work Experience ✔

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08/11/2018

Don’t compare, it impairs.
Don’t criticize, it limits.
Don’t complain it gives pain.
Don’t imitate, it birth limitation.
Relationship brings inspiration.
Inspiration breeds motivation.
Motivation speed you up to the peak.
Be inspired by others to discover and develop yourself.
There is no two you, O.K!

Coach Chris