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The Reality of StruggleBy Micheal Sunday Chiazor No one is immune to struggle. Every individual faces challenges and dif...
01/07/2025

The Reality of Struggle

By Micheal Sunday Chiazor

No one is immune to struggle. Every individual faces challenges and difficulties in their life. You may look at someone and think their life is perfect, but beneath the surface, they too are grappling with their own set of problems. It's easy to get caught up in comparing our lives to others, but this can lead to feelings of inadequacy and dissatisfaction.

The truth is, everyone struggles with something. We often present a polished exterior to the world, hiding our true struggles and imperfections behind closed doors. This facade can be misleading, making it seem like others have it all together while we're the ones who are struggling.

The problem lies in our tendency to compare and compete with others. We try to measure up to societal standards or rival our peers, often feeling like we're not good enough. This can lead to a life of pretending to be someone we're not, which can be a miserable existence.

Rather than comparing ourselves to others, we should focus on our own journey and struggles. By acknowledging and accepting our imperfections, we can work towards becoming the best version of ourselves. It's time to stop pretending and start being authentic, embracing our struggles as opportunities for growth and self-improvement.

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HISTORY - The Otokoto Money Ritual K!lling of 1996: On 19th September 1996, during the regime of late General Sani Abach...
28/10/2024

HISTORY -

The Otokoto Money Ritual K!lling of 1996:

On 19th September 1996, during the regime of late General Sani Abacha's, in city of Owerri - Imo, an innocent 11-year-old boy named Anthony Ikechukwu Okoronkwo was murdered for Ritual.

The little boy was hawking boiled groundnuts, which was his daily routine.

He strolled along, selling his groundnuts for peanuts to whoever wanted to buy.

When he got to Amakohia area of Owerri, his eyes lit up with joy when a customer beckoned on him to approach.

That ‘customer’ was named Innocent Ekeanyanwu, aged 32.

The boy was called into the famous Otokoto Hotel and the little groundnut seller was visibly very excited, since it was a hotel, it meant that the new ‘customer’ would probably be buying plenty groundnuts which will mean more money to take home to make his parents happy and assist his struggling family.

While waiting,the boy was treated like a guest, he was given a bottle of Coca-Cola to cool off from the punishing heat.

Innocently, he took the Coke and gulped it with relish.

As he was sipping his soft drink and taking a look at the glittering surrounding of the hotel, he could have imagined having a hotel of his own too later in the future. As he was dreaming, his vision became blurry and the sounds around him became muzzled and dull.

In a matter of minutes, he dozed off, never to wake up again. His tray full of groundnuts was lying in a corner.

Observing the boy from a safe distance was the man who had called him to buy his groundnuts. He had spiked the boy’s drink and once he saw he was asleep,..he took the limp body of the drugged lad into one of the hotel rooms and what followed next remains one of the most evil things anyone can ever dream up.

A sharp cutlass emerged from nowhere and the boy’s head was severed from his body. He was beheaded in a matter of minutes.

After the boy’s head was cut off, he disembowel his torso, removed his liver and other parts he needed.

Not done yet, the boy's ge****ls were not spared as well.

After butchering the boy, and sorted out the organs, he packed his head inside a polythene bag, and buried his remains.

The Butcher, Ekeanyanwu then took the polythene bag containing the boy's head, and headed for the next destination: to the house of the man who needed the fresh head.

The man who is behind it all.

👉🏿 HOW DID THE INFORMATION LEAK OUT:

After the grisly murder of the little Okoronkwo by Mr. Innocent Ekeanyanwu (what a name, innocent indeed), he left the hotel to deliver the head where it was needed. He then Stopped a Bike man (Okada rider) to convey him to the place.

It was the Okada man named Opara, whom he stopped to take him to his destination in Eziama that realized that what his passenger was carrying inside a polythene bag was a fresh human head. It was still dripping with blood. When he alighted, the Okada man quickly alerted the police.

The Police then intercepted Ekeanyanwu on his way back in a Peugeot 504 car, he was carrying the head with him in the polythene bag.

He was going to the residence of a highly-influential figure named Chief Leonard Unaogu at Eziama, Ikeduru Local Council Area with the head.

But upon arriving, he was told Mr. Unaogu had gone to Lagos.
So Ekeanyanwu had no other option but to return to Owerri with the boy’s head.

When it was time to take the headless body of Ikechukwu to the local mortuary, there was a massive procession and protested by Owerri people.

People came out in 1000s to protest the boys ritual killing.
They stayed around and within the hotel premises, waited for the police to confirm that it was indeed a ritual murder.
While more were matching and trooping to the scene of the ritual Murder as the news was spreading.

It was in the midst of this tension that the local media station made its miscalculation. They showed the image of Innocent Ekeanyanwu holding the head of his victim.

The goal of the media was to assure the people, assuage public fear, ask the public to help identify the boy...and show official transparency but what followed next was a catastrophe.

All hell broke loose as the enraged people of Owerri went haywire after the image was first broadcast on the 24th of September.

All Owerri residents abandoned their businesses and congregated at the town’s central marketplace. It was there they decided on the next plan of action and outlined their strategies to deal with the Otokoto ‘head hunters’.

The news spread rapidly, every home in Owerri had heard the news or seen the image of Okoronkwo’s head or his shallow grave.

Unemployed and disgruntled youths took over the parks and issued threats to the Owerri millionaires.

From the Owerri main market, the riots exploded and spread.

The pattern of destruction was neat.

The rampaging crowd first went to the morgue and from there, they rushed to the Otokoto Hotel and burnt it to the ground. From there, they went to the nearby palatial mansion of Chief Vincent Duru and destroyed his property, his expensive cars were wrecked and Duru himself narrowly escaped.

From there, the crowd split into attack groups and spread out to other sites of the privileged elite and unleashed maximum destruction.

The well-known Piano Plaza and Stores, alongside another hotel, Chibet Hotel, and various businesses linked to the Otokoto and their associates were utterly destroyed.

The Zubairu-led government later confiscated all the property as recommended by the panel which was headed by Justice PC Onumajuru.

From there, they rushed to the palace of the traditional ruler and chairman of the state council of traditional rulers, Eze Onu Egwu Nwoke (later indicted alongside Aneke and Abure by the panel of inquiry) and burnt down his residence and his petrol station, they also destroyed the king’s 15 air conditioners and many of his cars.

They were not done yet, from there, the crowd ‘troops’ headed for the residences of former Imo State officials.

These administrators were targeted because of what was described as ‘their alleged unwillingness to properly tackle several cases of ritual murder, kidnapping and robbery while in office.’

The angry rioters only agreed to calm down when the military administrator (MILAD), assured them that a full, state-level investigation of the incident was going to be launched.

Ekeanyanwu, who murdered the boy, was aged 32 and he worked as a gardener inside the Otokoto Hotel.

THE OTOKOTO HOTEL, At the time of its existence, Otokoto Hotel was located in an upscale area of Owerri, specifically the Amakohia side, and it was a favourite location for the rich and wealthy youths to meet, drink and have all manners of fun.

Duru’s hotel was made up of three buildings, (3,5 & 6 Stories each, one behind the other).

It was owned by Chief Vincent Duru, the father of Obidiozor Duru, the leader of the Black Scorpions secret cult that was responsible for robberies and kidnapping of children in the state.

Before this horrible incident, the people of Owerri were already very mad at the bizarre actions of some loud, extremely powerful and obscenely wealthy individuals in the state. These people were highly-connected and oppressed everyone where they went.

Rumours were all over the place as to their very dark dealings and even the possibility of ritual murders and killings but no one really had any hard evidence yet or probably those who had it were too jittery to say anything.

Whatever the case, these rich people who had no really tangible or easily traceable sources of wealth kept on living large and instilling an atmosphere of terror and fear on the Owerri populace.

This was how Owerri was described at that time:

When the people heard of what happened inside the hotel to the boy, Owerri exploded with anger and resentment that had been piling up for years.

For two straight days, the people of Owerri trooped out in their thousands, protesting and rioting.

Not even the strong-arm tactics of the Imo State military administrator, Colonel Tanko Zubair, could stop them (the administration of the former military governor Navy Captain James Aneke was already seen as corrupt, 419-based and even complicit in the protection of the Otokoto men.

They simply ran amok and the national and international media focused on the Owerri riots of 24th and 25th of September, 1996, also known as the Otokoto riots, the people felt they had had more than enough.

Any property suspected to belong to the ’Otokoto men’ were set ablaze, from posh hotels to luxury supermarkets, their flashy automobiles, palatial mansions, everything was destroyed and burnt to the ground.

Any suspected member of the Otokoto gang was lynched.

Prior to the riots, the youthful members of the Otokoto gang & other secret societies (believed to be offshoots of campus secret cults) involved in ritual killings went everywhere oppressing others with their ill-gotten wealth making other hardworking youths look clueless & silly.

The Owerri public had no faith in the police and as a matter of fact, the commissioner of police at that time, David Abure, was seen as the personification of corruption who wined and dined with the evil ones.

🔔 THE INVESTIGATION

Following the arrest of Ekeanyanwu, he was remanded in police custody while awaiting trial. But while he was in the police custody, magic happened, he was killed by food poisoning 4days after.

He killed the boy on Thursday and by Sunday morning, he was found Dead.

But luckily for the interrogators, before he was killed, Ekeanyanwu confessed and mentioned Leonard Unaogu as the brain behind the ritual killing syndicate.

He confessed that the ritual killing ring was a well-organized machine that specialized in the harvesting of human body parts and sold them to those interested in using them for rituals and all the usual nonsense they claimed to be using them for. He also said it was Unaogu who ordered him to get a human head.

Reports has it that the Otokoto saga had been in place as far back as 1976.

Confessional statements revealed that no one was spared at the Otokoto Hotel.

Innocent guests and unsuspecting travellers who lodged at the hotel were drugged or attacked in the middle of their sleep and hacked to death after which they were cut into pieces for sale.

Police officers who swooped upon the hotel discovered not only the shallow grave containing that of the little boy but also graves containing other victims with their decomposing and dismembered corpses.

No one knows the exact number exhumed at Otokoto Hotel, some say it was up to 24 bodies.

Some were buried at inconspicuous locations such as under the flowerbeds. Such evil, such horror!

The man that Ekeanyanwu mentioned before he was poisoned to death, Leonard Unaogu, was a business tycoon.

And he was the junior brother, Laz Unaogu, a serving minister under Abacha.

Leonard Unaogu was eventually arrested by the police.

When the police arrested Unaogu, he lied with a straight face that he never knew anyone called Innocent Ekeanyanwu and that he was not even in Owerri when the crime was committed, saying he was in Lagos.

▪️ THE TRIAL AND JUDGEMENT:

Trial started on the 9th of December, 1996 with Hillary Ngozi Opara as the first prosecution witness.

Nine people testified before Justice S.O Ekpe, who took over from Justice Gabriel Ojiako, the retired chief judge of Imo State, during the trial.

The court also admitted the confessional statement of Innocent Ekeanyanwu.

Margaret Acholonu a receptionist of the hotel stated that two spots were dug at the hotel premises and it was from the second one that the body of Okoronkwo was exhumed.

She also implicated Chief Duru.

She also said that on that fateful day, she saw Ekeanyanwu with a black bag and he told her he was going to his village at Eziama

A sergeant Sunday Onwucheka, told the court he was in the office when Ekeanyanwu was arrested with a fresh human head of the innocent boy.

According to Onwucheka, before the police took Ekeanyanwu to Otokoto Hotel, the crime scene, he confessed to killing the boy at Mba River in Ikeduru and dumped the body inside the river. The police followed the false trail but found nothing at the Mba River.

So at about 7:00 pm on the 20th of September, they returned to Owerri. The following Monday, they continued with their investigation and took him to Otokoto Hotel where the headless body of the boy had already been identified before the police team arrived.

On 20th August 1997, a senior magistrate court in Owerri docked 9 police officers.

For the murder of Ekeanyanwu.

They were:

Ifeanyi Anozie, an assistant commissioner of police

Chukwu Obasi, an assistant superintendent of police

Kevin Ezirim

Christian Nnazi

Felix Nnorom

Christopher Aguobi

Ignatius Igwe

James Ibezere

Josephat Nwosu

The case sailed on till 14th October, 1997, over a year, and after series of adjournments, absence of lawyers, Presiding judge, suspects or even the retirement of judges or their transfer etc

When the case Finally resumed, many were pi**ed off. Leonard Unaogu, the minister’s brother, was transported in a new station wagon from the prison to the court like a royalty. Vincent Duru and other suspects were brought in a Black Maria from prison to the court, with handcuffs.

Duru protested the preferential treatment given to Unaogu.

Many judges handled the case.

First, it was Gabriel Ojiaku, then Simeon Ekpe who was almost done with the prosecution until he was elevated to Court of Appeal.

Then finally on 28th April 1999, Justice Chioma Nwosu-Iheme Judgment:

She Sentenced All the seven suspects to death, they were:

Chief Vincent Duru, the owner of the Otokoto Hotel and Unaogu denied knowing each other, but Justice Nwosu-Iheme said that was a lie.

Clifford Odiaka He appealed the sentence in 2012 but he was unlucky as the sentence was upheld by the Appeal Cou

Leonard Unaogu: He would later die some years ago at the Port Harcourt Prisons in what has been described as very mysterious circumstances.

🟦 BLACK SCORPION SECRETE CULT:

After judgment, the convicts all moved to the Port Harcourt Prisons in the middle of February, 2003 pending their ex*****on.

Prior to the case of Okoronkwo, several children had disappeared in Owerri, never to be found till date.

Some were kidnapped and their wealthy parents will pay ransom.

It was so serious that in May 1995,the daughter of Dr. Okoh, a Physician in the city was kidnapped by the Black Scorpions, one of the elite secret cult, asked the doctor to pay $12000 before the girl Will be released.

Eventually, the police stormed the hideout of the Black Scorpions and months later, the leader of the cult, Obidiozor Duru (who happens to also be the son of Chief Vincent Duru, owner of the Otokoto Hotel) and Amanze Onuoha, were both arrested.

They were brought before the Imo State Robbery and Fi****ms Tribunal on the charges of armed robbery, capital offence.

Businessman and politician Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu was also mentioned in the saga but he denied ever knowing anything about the case.

what happened next was nothing but a mockery of justice.
Duru and Onuoha were treated like royalties in the prisoner rather than criminals awaiting the death penalty.

They got the most liberal visiting privileges, ate food cooked and brought from their homes. They were like lords.

Duru (a Ph.D holder in psychology from California State University) even impregnated one of his female Jailers and did a ‘traditional wedding’ with her before he completed his case.

And while they were incarcerated, the rate of child kidnappings in Imo dropped drastically.

In 1997, six people were executed by a firing squad following a judgement by Justice Emmanuel Nnodim.

One of those killed was Obidiozor, the son of Chief Vincent Duru, leader of Black Scorpion Cult.

WHERE IS OTOKO (Vincent Duru) NOW?:

Chief Vincent Duru(alias Otokoto) one of the men convicted in the celebrated case of the ritual murder of September 19, 1996 in Owerri, Imo State, was reportedly hanged.

His ex*****on took place on Sunday, November 13, 2016.

This was 13 years after his 2003 conviction.
This was after government approved the ex*****on warrant.

For His Properties:

During the administration of Ikedi Ohakim as governor, he tried to revoke the right of occupancy of the police to the confiscated Otokoto properties but people were said to have kicked against it.

The Duru family was also said to have approached Governor Rochas Okorocha over the confiscated property saying the property belonged to the Otokoto Group and not Duru. Okorocha stylishly brushed the matter aside.

Each time the issue of returning the confiscated property to the Otokoto family, Owerri people rise and protests.

CONCLUSION:

Nigeria is still in the grips of ritual killers, almost two decades after the Otokoto saga.

The same factors that gave birth to the 1996 Otokoto ritual killings are still in place today: poverty, irrational beliefs in supernatural powers that lead people to believe money can be made from flesh without doing any work, weak/corrupt law enforcement agencies and a super-slow judicial system.

The presence of these factors explains why after bloody Otokoto saga, the country still had to face the Okija/Ogwugwu shrine saga in Anambra State and the Soka forest horror of Oyo State.

The Nigerian disease is still there – yet to be healed.

Otokoto happened in as far back as 1996 when many Youths who are involved in Yahoo-Yahoo, Yahoo Plus, Ritual Money etc, were not even born then.

Funny enough, all those who involves in Human Ritual Killing, do not end well.

This because 'THE DEVIL HAS NO FREE GIFT'.

So Youths, be careful
Say NO to Blood money
Say NO to Human Ritual Killing
Say NO to Kidnapping
Say NO to short-cut to Wealth

God bless YOU All!

– Amuwo Parrot🦜

Aaah! E Don Tey Ooo!🔥 Where is Nigeria's Stella Monye, the "Oko Mi Ye" crooner?– Amuwo Parrot🦜
26/10/2024

Aaah! E Don Tey Ooo!

🔥 Where is Nigeria's Stella Monye, the "Oko Mi Ye" crooner?

– Amuwo Parrot🦜

A Prayer of Gratitude for All Worthy Mothers👇🏿Olodumare, we come before you with gratitude in our hearts, acknowledging ...
25/10/2024

A Prayer of Gratitude for All Worthy Mothers👇🏿

Olodumare, we come before you with gratitude in our hearts, acknowledging the precious gift that mothers are.

Indeed, as our Yoruba people say, "Iya ni wura, orisa bi iya osi"

A mother is gold, and there is no deity like her.

We thank you, Olodumare, for blessing us with these irreplaceable gems, who carry the weight of our world with grace, strength, and endless love.

Mothers, we honour you.

You who wake up at dawn, labour tirelessly, and go to bed late just to ensure that your children are nurtured and cared for. You who sacrifice your comfort for our well-being, who stay up all night when we fall sick, and who never stop worrying, even when we are grown. You are the heartbeat of the home, the pillar that holds the family together, and the gentle whisper that soothes our fears.

We appreciate your wisdom, iya wa.

The words of guidance you share with us are like jewels, and your embrace is a refuge we return to no matter how far we wander. You are our first teacher, our first friend, and our unending source of inspiration. Your resilience in the face of life's challenges teaches us strength, and your compassion reminds us of the depth of God's love.

May Olodumare continue to bless and keep you all worthy mothers.

May your days be filled with joy, and may you reap the fruits of your labour.

For every tear you've shed, may laughter fill your heart.

For every prayer you've uttered for us, may blessings flow to you in abundance. We will forever cherish you, iya wa, because your love is the kind that never fades, even with the passing of time.

Iya ni wura, orisa bi iya osi. We celebrate you today and always, and we pray that you will forever be surrounded by the love, respect, and honour you truly deserve.

.

– Amuwo Parrot🦜

👋🏿 Feeling Lost? Learn How to Finally Find Your Life’s Purpose.Finding your purpose in life can feel like searching for ...
24/10/2024

👋🏿 Feeling Lost? Learn How to Finally Find Your Life’s Purpose.

Finding your purpose in life can feel like searching for a hidden treasure, especially in a fast-paced world like ours where distractions and societal pressures are everywhere.

Discovering your purpose is crucial to living a fulfilling life. But the question remains, how do you find it?

Having a purpose gives your life direction.

It’s like a compass that helps you navigate through tough times and stay focused on what truly matters.

In Nigeria, with its vibrant culture and high-energy lifestyle, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle without taking time to reflect on what really drives you.

But think about it, every successful person you admire — from entrepreneurs to artists — has found their purpose.

It’s not about following trends or doing what others expect of you. It’s about connecting with what truly makes you feel alive.

✔️ Step 1: Look Within

The first step to finding your purpose is introspection. You need to ask yourself questions like👇🏿

▪️ What are my strengths?
▪️ What activities make me lose track of time because I enjoy them so much?
▪️ What values do I hold dear?

In Nigeria, where family and community play such a big role, you may feel pressured to follow certain paths laid out by society. However, your purpose should align with who you are as an individual, not just what others think you should be.

✔️ Step 2: Find the Intersection of Passion, Skill, and Service

♦ Here’s a simple formula to help narrow it down:

👉🏿 Passion + Skill + Service = Purpose.

➖ Passion: What do you love doing? This is where your interests and hobbies come in.

➖ Skill: What are you good at? It's great to have passion, but if you lack the skills, you'll need to develop them to make a real impact.

➖ Service: How can you use your passion and skill to benefit others?

This is where the purpose takes form.

Helping others or contributing to your community gives deeper meaning to what you do.

In Nigeria, this concept resonates deeply with our culture of helping one another and the importance of community.

Whether it's starting a business that addresses a need or pursuing a creative career that inspires others, your purpose should make the world a better place, starting from your immediate surroundings.

✔️ Step 3: Embrace Challenges as Part of the Journey

Life will not always be smooth.

In fact, the path to discovering your purpose is often riddled with challenges. But guess what? Those challenges are part of the process.

They help refine your skills, clarify your values, and reveal what you truly want out of life.

👉🏿 Take, for example, many successful Nigerian entrepreneurs who faced rejection, financial struggles, and even societal judgment.

What set them apart is their perseverance and their ability to view challenges as stepping stones rather than roadblocks.

✔️ Step 4: Take Action and Reflect

You can read all the self-help books in the world, but the key to finding your purpose lies in taking action.

🔹 Start small by exploring your interests, volunteering, or experimenting with different career paths. Pay attention to what excites you and what feels meaningful.

Once you start taking action, make time to reflect.

This is crucial. Evaluate how each experience makes you feel and whether it aligns with the vision you have for your life.

👣 FINALLY — Your Purpose Is a Lifelong Journey 👣

Finding your purpose is not a one-time event. It’s a lifelong process of learning, evolving, and growing. The more you explore, the closer you’ll get to uncovering your true purpose.

In Nigeria, where our culture celebrates resilience and creativity, there’s no better time than now to start this journey.

So, take that bold step today, look within, embrace your passions, and use them to uplift others.

Your purpose awaits!

Thank you for your patience in reading to the end of this article.

I wish you the very best on your journey to finding your purpose, and may you discover what truly makes your life fulfilling.

Good Luck✌🏿️

– Amuwo Parrot🦜

Life Choices Matter — Lessons for Women to Inspire Future Generations.This statement conveys an important and emotional ...
24/10/2024

Life Choices Matter — Lessons for Women to Inspire Future Generations.

This statement conveys an important and emotional message that can resonate deeply with women facing significant life challenges.

Here’s how you can advise our young ladies, using this statement as a guiding point:

1. Take Responsibility for Your Life and Choices:

The phrase "I'm sorry. You're HIV Positive and Pregnant!" is a stark reminder of the potential consequences of life choices.

It emphasizes the importance of making informed and responsible decisions, especially when it comes to relationships, s*xual health, and overall wellbeing.

Our young ladies should learn to prioritize their health, protect themselves, and be mindful of the long-term impact of their actions.

2. Be a Role Model:

The statement "Be That Girl You Want Your Daughter To Be" is a powerful call to self-reflection.

Our girls should be encouraged to live authentically, with integrity, and in a way that their future children would admire.

Advise them to think about the legacy they want to leave and to embody the values they hope to pass on to the next generation. This includes resilience, self-love, confidence, and independence.

3. Stop Chasing Material Things:

In a world that often promotes materialism, our daughters should be taught to focus on what truly matters — Relationships, health, personal growth, and self-worth.

Lets advise them to shift their priorities from the external (such as wealth, status, and superficial success) to the internal (such as emotional fulfilment, meaningful connections, and self-respect).

4. Live a Life of Authenticity:

"LIVE A LIFE NOT A LIE" is a reminder to stay true to oneself.

Our girls should be taught to embrace their reality, strengths, and vulnerabilities, instead of pretending to be someone they’re not to fit societal expectations.

Living an honest life leads to inner peace and happiness.

Lets encourage them to make choices that reflect their true values, rather than conforming to pressures or seeking external validation.

5. Empower Yourself Through Health and Knowledge:

We owe a duty to remind these lovelies of the importance of taking care of their physical and mental health.

Whether it’s understanding s*xual health, preventing diseases like HIV, or knowing their rights and opportunities, knowledge is power.

We need encourage them to stay informed, get regular health check-ups, and prioritize self-care in every aspect of life.

In essence, the statement asks ladies to live wisely, authentically, and with purpose.

Qualities that will guide them to a life of fulfilment, not only for themselves but for future generations.

I Come In Peace.



– Amuwo Parrot🦜

24/10/2024
🚨 The Future of Motherhood? Robots That Give Birth! Imagine a world where robots can carry your baby for nine months whi...
24/10/2024

🚨 The Future of Motherhood? Robots That Give Birth!

Imagine a world where robots can carry your baby for nine months while you and your partner focus on your careers or lives.

Sounds wild, right?

Well, it might not be too far off! Elon Musk and other innovators are reportedly working on robotic technology that could carry a baby from fertilization to birth.

All you’d need is your egg and s***m, and the robot does the rest.

🔥 This could revolutionize life as we know it! Think about it.

It could save countless mothers from life-threatening complications during childbirth.

It could offer a solution for couples who struggle with infertility.

But with this development, we’re left with so many questions:

What does it mean to be a woman or a mother in this new age?

Could this change our very idea of family and reproduction? 🤔

Some might say we’re stepping into an age of unimaginable possibilities, from s*x dolls to robots giving birth!

And who knows what’s next?

A clone army? A future where robots raise our children too?

The big question I want to ask you is this👇🏿

How would this change society?

Could you ever see yourself considering this option, or is the natural process of birth too important to let go of?

Let’s talk 💬about it!






Like male loneliness is an inexplicable phenomenon huh😳

– Amuwo Parrot🦜

Hmmm!!!The quote, "Every man has two lives, and the second starts when he realizes he has just one," encapsulates this t...
16/08/2024

Hmmm!!!

The quote, "Every man has two lives, and the second starts when he realizes he has just one," encapsulates this transformative awakening.

It’s a reminder that while we may have lived in a state of complacency, once we grasp the fleeting nature of life, a new chapter unfolds.

This chapter is not just a continuation of the past but an opportunity to reinvent, to realign, and to live with intentionality.

Realization is a powerful catalyst for change.

When we understand that our days are numbered, the trivialities that once consumed us fade away, and what truly matters comes into sharp focus. This is not to be feared but embraced.

This awareness can be the most liberating experience of our lives. It pushes us to ask ourselves the hard questions:

Are we living a life true to ourselves?

Are we prioritizing what we genuinely care about?

Are we giving our time and energy to people and pursuits that bring us joy and fulfilment?

This moment of clarity can be likened to waking up from a dream, where suddenly, everything seems possible, and the weight of past regrets and future anxieties leaves.

We begin to see that the limitations we believed in were largely self-imposed.

This is the beginning of our second life.

— A life lived with purpose, passion, and presence.

Identify what truly matters to you—your relationships, your passions, your values.

Let these guide your decisions and actions.

If something doesn’t align with what you consider important, it might be time to let it go.

It is easy to get lost in the future or dwell on the past.

Our second life calls for presence — for fully engaging in the here and now.

our second life is about growth.

We don’t need to be afraid to make changes, even if they seem daunting. This might mean pursuing a new career, mending a broken relationship, or stepping out of your comfort zone to explore new experiences.

We need recognize the gift that life is.

Every day is a new opportunity, and even in challenges, there are lessons to be learned and reasons to be grateful.

Gratitude shifts our focus from what’s lacking to what’s abundant in our life.

Our second life is a chance to be bold.

We should not let fear of failure or judgment hold you back.

We need pursue our dreams, take the risks we’ve been avoiding, and trust that even if things don’t work out as planned, the journey will be worthwhile.

Ultimately, the realization that we have just one life pushes us to live with purpose. It’s no longer about merely surviving but thriving, about making each day count, and about leaving a legacy that reflects who we truly are.

So, as we stand on the brink of our second life, lets ask ourselves this questions;

What do I want to be remembered for?

What impact do I want to have on the world?

The answers to these questions will guide us as we navigate this new chapter, one that is not bound by past mistakes or future fears, but fuelled by the knowledge that every moment is precious and every action can have meaning.

We also need to acknowledge that uncertainty is a natural part of change.

It’s okay to not have all the answers immediately.

Embracing this uncertainty allows us to move forward with more confidence.

Change can bring up a mix of emotions — fear, excitement, anxiety, and hope.

Lets allow ourselves to feel these emotions without judgment.

Lets picture what our life will look like after the change. Visualizing positive outcomes can help us stay focused and motivated, even when the process is difficult.

Lets be open to adjusting your plan as on the go.

Change rarely follows a straight path, and being flexible allows us to navigate obstacles more effectively.

Most importantly, let us view challenges as opportunities for growth rather than failures.

And understand each setback teaches you something valuable that can help you move forward.

We need concentrate on the potential benefits of the change rather than the discomfort.

lets remind ourself of the reasons we’re pursuing this change and the positive outcomes we’re aiming for.

Change can be hard, and it’s important to give ourself grace when things don’t go perfectly.

Consistency is key. Even when progress feels slow, sticking to our plan and making steady efforts will lead to lasting change.

Action builds momentum, and each step we take reinforces our commitment to change.

Ultimately, let us take time to reflect on our journey.

What’s working?

What needs to be adjusted?

Reflection allows us to stay aligned with our goals and make necessary changes to our approach.

Our second life starts now.

Lets Embrace it, cherish it, and live it fully.

We have just one life — Lets make it count NOW!

👉🏿 GOD BLESS US ALL AS WE SOLDIER ON IN LIFE.

— Amuwo Parrot🦜

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