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The Grasses Gathered In Vain Against The Hurricane – Bar. Banji Alabi

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The Grasses Gathered In Vain Against The Hurricane – Bar. Banji Alabi

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Are you facing intimidation and persecution for daring to challenge the status quo? Do you feel like the forces of opposition are gathering against you, seeking to silence your voice and stifle your progress?

Remember, a man without enemies is an enemy unto himself. For it is in the face of adversity that we discover our greatest strengths and most profound opportunities for growth.

The quote “Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live” is attributed to Norman Cousins, an American journalist, author, and professor.

The quote emphasizes that the most significant losses in life are not physical deaths, but rather the emotional, spiritual, and psychological losses we experience while still alive, such as the loss of honor, hope, purpose, love, or our sense of self.

According to chief Obafemi Awolowo

“After rain comes sunshine; After darkness comes the glorious dawn. There is no sorrow without its alloy of joy; there is no joy without its admixture of sorrow. Behind the ugly terrible mask of misfortune lies the beautiful soothing countenance of prosperity. So, tear the mask!

The grasses that gather in vain against the hurricane will only be uprooted and scattered. But the tree that stands firm, its roots digging deep into the earth, will weather the storm and emerge stronger still.

You are that tree. Your destiny is worth fighting for. Your dreams are worth pursuing, no matter the cost.
The enemies of progress may gather against you, but they will only serve to strengthen your resolve. They will only fuel your determination to succeed.

So do not be afraid to challenge the status quo. Do not be intimidated by those who seek to maintain the power dynamics that have held you back for far too long.

You have a purpose, a unique gift to share with the world. And no one – no one – has the right to silence your voice or stifle your progress.

Stand tall, dear friends. brothers and sisters —- we are warriors, we set new records of achievements ,

Face the hurricane head-on. And emerge victorious, your destiny fulfilled.

See you on Top

You Will Succeed

Egbe Kinniyi Wa — Emi Lokan

Banji Alabi Esq

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