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Promise Idongésit Jacobs, Lagos (2025)

16/01/2025

Welcome to a new year of possibilities.

As we begin this journey over the next twelve months, know that..

This year, the universe has handed you a fresh slate, a golden opportunity to write a new chapter of your life.

Doesn’t matter the failures and stagnancy of the past.

It’s the year to make bold moves, embrace the unexpected, and let go of anything that no longer serves you.

With every sunrise, you have the chance to steer your ship in a direction that excites and challenges you.

Do that unapologetically!

This year is not about perfection but progress.

Whether it’s taking baby steps toward your dreams or giant leaps into uncharted territories, every effort counts.

Get that podcast microphone!

Register that business you’ve always wanted to!

Dare it and Do it!

This year, the art of gratitude should take center stage.

Be thankful for everything. Always.

Celebrate the things you often overlook:

Thee warmth of your morning coffee..

The gift of good football..

The laughter of a friend, or even the fact that you’ve made it through another week.

Gratitude is the secret sauce that makes life’s simplest pleasures extraordinary.

Never forget that.

This year, don’t just chase goals; pursue balance.

Work hard, but remember to rest harder.
Your well-being; mental, physical, and emotional, deserves top priority.

Whether it’s through yoga, FIFA 25, journaling, or treating yourself to an extra scoop of ice cream, find joy in taking care of yourself.

This year is the perfect time to explore new horizons.

Try that dish you’ve been side-eyeing on the menu, learn a skill that’s always intrigued you, or finally book that trip you’ve been putting off.

Growth happens when you step outside your comfort zone.

This year, relationships should be nurtured like a garden.

Water them with kindness, pull out the weeds of misunderstanding, and plant seeds of forgiveness where necessary.

Life is richer when shared with people who uplift and inspire you.

This year, mistakes will happen.

And that’s okay.

Each stumble is a lesson in disguise, teaching you resilience, patience, and sometimes, a better sense of humor.

Learn to laugh at your blunders and carry on.

After all, nobody’s perfect.

This year is your opportunity to give back.

Whether it’s volunteering, mentoring, or simply being a good listener, acts of kindness create ripples that can transform lives.

including your own.

Generosity, both big and small, makes the world a brighter place.

This year, be unapologetically yourself.

Ditch the comparisons and the need to conform.

Your quirks, passions, and ideas are what make you extraordinary.

Shine in your own unique way and let the world adjust to your light.

This year is your canvas, waiting to be painted with the colors of your imagination, bold strokes, and maybe a few splashes of chaos.

No matter what challenges or triumphs come your way, embrace them with open arms.

Live fully, love deeply, and laugh often.

This year is yours!

Make it unforgettable.

Let’s go 2025!

©️ Promise Idongèsit Jacobs (BPT, FERC, FIHSD)
Global Director HCMI Group.

10/10/2023

Yesterday, I met with the executive chairman of Ifelodun LCDA; Hon. Olufemi Okeowo to present the official portrait for the 20th anniversary celebration of the Ifelodun community.

The charismatic and performing chairman who received the portrait expressed his happiness and gratitude to God for the development and positive changes in the community for the past twenty years.

Amb. Hon. Okeowo assured the organizers of his support in making the event a glamorous one as all hands would be on deck to carry along everyone who has made Ifelodun great one way or the other.

The AHIA 2023 gala in a night of glitz, glamour and class, will officially host the grand finale of the 20th anniversary celebration of Ifelodun LCDA with a display of rich cultural heritage, awards for notable personalities in ifelodun and the unveil of the newly composed Ifelodun anthem in November, 2023.

We are set to make history this year as we celebrate our great community.

To an era of peace and prosperity.

17/07/2023

I have always had a passion for talking.

Family and friends always thought I’d be a lawyer because of my penchant for stimulating arguments and winning them.

The only reason that wasn’t possible was because I felt only science students were intelligent.

The rest were just mere additions..

Supplementary budget😂

And so I opted for medical school.

Took me years to realize I was wrong..

Story for another day..

Speaking to people naturally never left me.

In my LUTH days, I had a stint as the PRO of my departmental association and even though I didn’t harness the opportunity totally, it paved a way for greater political exposure and finesse I enjoy today.

Fast forward a few years..

I’m a certified medical practitioner

A creative mastermind and a sought after strategist to say the least.

True true, I Sabi.. 😎

From music to politics, people management to medicine, I always seek to stand out from the rest.

But the longing for this in bred talent cannot be quenched by all that I have been privileged to be and do by the grace and power of God.

After all, After God, the single most important asset that has placed me on the pedestal of greatness is my ability to convey ideas, thought patterns, visions and strategies to satisfy the yearnings of the high and mighty.

Leave all this English…

Lemme go straight to the point.

After careful deliberation and consultation with God, friends and family, I have decided to take this talking to another level.

The Life X-ray series, just as the name suggests, will help us navigate and understand life from the people’s perspective.

We will be able to dissect, analyze and study the lives of great men and women without nepotism, political affiliation, pride or prejudice for one hour by having intimate conversations with them.

In the most pragmatic, delightful, captivating and entertaining manner.

Join me on this journey and let’s have fun together.

Sponsorships and partnership details will be made known to the public in the coming weeks.

I love you all.

And HolyGhost fire in advance to anybody who wants to put “sand-sand” in this garri.😁

I love you all. ❤️

To Greatness 🥂

©️TalkTalkDoctor

29/06/2023

The urge to sleep with another woman never goes away!

Read that again.

Slowly..

Ok relax...

Just before you come for my head, listen to what I have to say..

This has been the best sallah celebration I've ever had.

The meat has been flowing seamlessly since yesterday even with the heavy downpour..

I have eaten all types of dishes, reconnected with old friends and even had the thrill of pursuing an escaping ram...

But the highlight of this festive holiday is the celebrity gist that has been making waves since yesterday.

Apparently, 'you-know-who' was in the news again for reproductive reasons.

A fine speaking, cleavage baring, beautifully endowed American woman made a startling revelation of a growing foetus in her uterus.

Revelations of chat history, receipts and ogbonge evidence uploaded to back up her claim.

Not even up to six hours later, like a planned script, another stunning woman based in France followed suit, with even more revealing uploads of romantic _ngwogwo_

As usual, a vast majority of Nigerians are distracted with this development.

Every low budget blogger, podcaster and basically anyone with a phone has an opinion.

This is where it gets interesting

Almost every submission on this matter is against 'you-know-who' and by extension, all men.

The usual 'men are scum' and 'what do men want' phrases are sprinkled here and there without reservation.

But make una no they quick forget.

When you champion the notion that a man without money isn't fit for a relationship or genuine love, get ready for an unleash of 'manliness' when the money comes.

It's one sided blindness when we all agree that a man has to be able to afford love before it is reciprocated by a woman and then turn around to castigate the same man when he can afford love from so many women, if he chooses to do so.

Let this guy breathe..

This isn't a letter that seeks to excuse infidelity or promiscuity o

But you don't play with fire and not expect to get burnt.

Sometimes it's very annoying when fully grown adults make decisions with all the options, red flags, warnings and possible outcomes placed in front of them and when things go awry, they expect us to drop all the challenges that Nigeria presents us and begin to settle quarrel.

Rara!

I no they explain pass like that.

If you like continue they insult men.

Good couples full ground berekete.

Couples with no drama, scandals or DNA wahala.

Just genuine love.

They find negative stereotype to suit your narrative.

Good or Bad, life is what you want of it.

And although gossip comes with the door of Fame..

Make una they try calm down.

© TalkTalkDoctor

26/10/2022

This Johnny Drille's song is a jam.

The lyrics permeate the sorrounding atmosphere of wherever it is played with such nostalgia that gets you reminiscing about life and experiences of the past.

"Paddy no vex for me"
"Say I never call you since"

Everybody is guilty of the message portrayed by the first two lines of the first verse.

Indeed life is a continuous roller-coaster with never ending surprises.

We quickly navigate through life, trying to figure out our paths and purpose, engrossed in our activities of daily living often neglecting friends and family along the way.

Businesses, offices and careers have replaced our wives, children, friends and colleagues.

No time for catch-up.

No time for laughter.

And time they go.

Play play, man no be small pikin again.

I was just 14 yesterday and I blinked!

I became a full grown man!

With responsibilities.. Dreams.. Goals..

I miss the days when life was so simple.

Sigh.

If you can relate to everything you've read so far, you're not alone.

My paddy I no forget you o.

Life no easy at all.

Some of us don japa.

Some of us don die.

Some of us dey do well.

Some of us they regret.

But still on still, I believe.

And like Johnny Drille said;

"When the money don show now, i go keep some for you"

One day e go set.

And God willing, we will all gather together, drink, eat and share memories of this journey called life!

Till then my paddy,

I go try my best and I go pray for you.

Peace!

© TalkTalkDoctor

01/09/2022

I was born and brought up in Ajegunle.

Growing up in the ghetto came with a lot of challenges. Especially as a male child in a predominantly hostile environment where exposure to so many vices was practically unstoppable.

I thank God for the trainings, leadership and mentorship I had.

It played a huge role in making me into the man I am today.

But this post isn't about me.

It is about today's youth.

It is about the succession of our community.

It is about the future of our generation.

Society is in big trouble. I dare say this considering the ever increasing level of cybercrime, which has metamorphosed from the use of wits and cunning to the use of Loved ones for fe**sh rituals all in the quest for quick money.

Do I even need to mention drug and substance abuse, societal pressure and depression?

How about verbal, psychological and domestic abuse?

These problems may sound cliché but I do assure, they are the major problems affecting today's youth.

They blur imaginative creativity, limit ability and restrict the will power of the average youth to thrive and excel in an economically antagonistic society as ours.

We must therefore collectively heed the clarion call to intervene and churn out creative solutions for the 21st century youth.

It is in this vein I would love to invite all youths, youth lovers, Religious and inter ethnic community stakeholders and members of our community to a conference where we can all deliberate on this cogent issue and propose effective solutions to curtail these vices before they tear the moral fabric of our community apart.

Join me and other great minds as we analyze, scrutinize and suggest solutions that will help us get our moral compass back on track for the future of our community.

Don't be told. Be there.

Check the fliers for details of this amazing event.

I look forward to hosting you.

Warm Regards.

Dr. Promise Idongésit Jacobs (FERC)
Global Director, HCMI Group and convener, Ajeromi Ifelodun Health Society.

25/07/2022

Over the weekend, I hosted the success in Leadership conference and Awards 2022 at De Santiago Milan Hotels and suites, Festac, Lagos.

With a professional service delivery, I held the audience captivated with my never fading charismatic demeanor and finesse.

From billionaire special guests to political juggernauts in attendance, all who listened to me speak were left in awe of my sense of humor, professionalism and time management skills.

Hearty thanks to Ifeanyi JP for having me on board this wonderful project.

Promise Idongésit Jacobs

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