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30/11/2025

LIFE LESSONS SCHOOL NEVER TEACHES

Ladies and gentlemen,
Good day.

We are living in a time when the economic reality of Nigeria is challenging every single one of us. Prices are rising, opportunities are shrinking, and survival requires more than a certificate. And in moments like this, we must talk about the life lessons school never teaches—yet life demands every day.

First, let me tell you this: No one is coming to save you.
In school, we depended on teachers, on parents, on the system. But in real life, your progress is shaped by your own decisions, your own habits, your own discipline. The responsibility is personal.

Second, school teaches certificates; life teaches skills, value, and solutions.
Today in Nigeria, there are countless graduates without jobs. Not because they are not intelligent, but because the world rewards people who solve problems—not people who simply hold paper qualifications.

Another lesson school never teaches is the power of relationships.
Your network can open doors that your CV cannot unlock. Humility, respect, and good communication can carry you farther than talent alone.

School teaches subjects; life teaches emotional intelligence.
How you handle pressure…
How you speak to people…
How you control your anger…
These things determine opportunities more than we realize.

And let’s talk about money management.
In a country where prices change weekly, managing money is a survival skill. School never taught us how to save, invest, budget, or avoid debt. But life forces us to learn quickly—or suffer the consequences.

Life will also test you with failure.
School punishes failure, but life uses failure to build you. Those who succeed are not those who never fell, but those who refused to stay down.

Another truth is this: people judge results, not effort.
You may try your best, but the world looks for outcomes. That is why we must focus on being effective, not just being busy.

And if there is anything we must value more, it is our health.
Stress, poor diet, lack of rest—these things are silently destroying people. Your health is your true wealth. A sick body cannot chase success.

Ladies and gentlemen, life is not fair.
Good people suffer; hardworking people struggle; those who cut corners sometimes rise. But fairness has never been the rule of life. What life respects is persistence—your ability to keep moving forward.

Your mindset is another area school never truly trains.
If your mind is weak, fear will rule you. But if your mind is strengthened with courage and discipline, you will turn even small opportunities into success.

And remember this: relationships are more important than arguments.
In a tense economy, one wrong reaction can cost you a job, a contract, or a friendship. Choose peace. Choose wisdom.

Time—yes, time—is your most expensive currency.
It is more valuable than money. If you waste time, you waste destiny.

And finally, your background is not your barrier.
Many great Nigerians came from humble beginnings. Life does not reward where you come from; it rewards what you become.

Let me end with this powerful truth: nobody owes you anything.
Not your family, not your friends, not your government. But you owe yourself growth, discipline, effort, and focus.

In this Nigeria, in this economy, these are the life lessons that will help you rise, survive, and succeed.

Thank you.

13/11/2025

# # # 🌿 **Awake, Nigeria! Your Chains Are Breaking – It's Time to Rise and Claim Your Destiny** 🌿

Dear friends, brothers, and sisters in this beautiful yet battling land we call home—**Nigeria**. As we stand on November 12, 2025, just three days before a dawn that could rewrite your story, let's face the fire of our reality. Not to despair, but to ignite. Because truth isn't a burden; it's the spark that forges unbreakable strength. Imagine a nation pulsing with potential, yet gripped by storms we can outrun. This is *our* moment to flip the script—from survivors to sovereigns. Let's dive in, heart-first, and uncover the hidden power waiting for *you*.

# # # # **1. Nigeria: A Giant on Knees, But Not Defeated**
Picture this: Africa's most populous nation, over 220 million souls strong, blessed with oil rivers, fertile earth that could feed continents, and youth so vibrant they light up the world's tech scene. Yet here we are in 2025—GDP ticking up modestly to 3.9% growth in the first half (up from 3.5% last year, per the World Bank), a trade surplus of $8 billion roaring back from $1 billion. But oh, the shadows! Inflation devours us at 34.6% (November 2024 data, climbing still), food prices a brutal 40% tax on the poor, naira wobbling at ₦1,790 to the dollar, and public debt ballooning to ₦149.4 trillion. Poverty? It's leaped from 33% in 2020 to 47% now, snaring 13 million more souls this year alone. We're giants, yes—but chained by floods, insecurity, and policies that promise rain but deliver drought. Fascinating, isn't it? A land where one innovation could unleash billions. *You* hold that key.

# # # # **2. Our Economy: A Hero's Trial, Betraying Our Elders**
Zoom in on the economy—projected to nudge 4.2% growth in 2025 (World Bank optimism), with sectors like ICT and real estate shining at 3.13% Q1 surge post-rebasing. Capital inflows? Up 67% to $5.64 billion! But peel back the gloss: Inflation's at 21.9% in July, easing to maybe 31.8% by year-end, yet food insecurity from floods and farmer-herder clashes keeps shelves bare and bellies empty. And our retirees? The silent warriors who built this nation—civil servants, teachers, doctors—now suffer most. Pensions? A cruel joke, unpaid or eroded by 34.8% inflation peaks, leaving elders in penury while debt servicing gulps ₦16.3 trillion from the 2025 budget. They've served faithfully; now the system starves them. Heart-wrenching, right? But here's the intrigue: Economies rebound when *people* do. Your story could fuel Nigeria's true boom.

# # # # **3. Post-NYSC: Dreams Deferred, But Not Dead**
Ah, the green uniform comes off after NYSC—that thrilling rite of passage for our 400,000+ annual graduates—and what awaits? A job market that's a labyrinth, not a launchpad. Official unemployment dips to 4.3% in Q2 2024 (from 5.3%), but don't be fooled: Underemployment stalks 93% in informal gigs, youth joblessness hidden at 8.5% for secondary grads, and real figures whisper 9.87 million idle hands (MyJobMag stats). Platforms like Jobberman overflow with CVs, yet formal jobs? Just 15% of us snag them. Fresh out of camp, you're hustling rideshares or market stalls, dreams of corner offices fading like evening sun. It's a national heartbreak—millions of brilliant minds sidelined. But imagine: This "pause" is your plot twist. The heroes in epics don't start crowned; they seize the sword.

# # # # **4. Civil Servant: The Ultimate Servant, No Throne in Sight**
Let's decode it plainly: **C-I-V-I-L S-E-R-V-A-N-T**. Servant. Civil. No matter your rank—permanent secretary or clerk—you're bound to serve the public, the state, without the glamour of power. In Nigeria's civil service (non-military gov't workers, per Wikipedia), you're the backbone: Implementing policies, from NSIP's N-Power youth jobs to cash transfers for the vulnerable. But challenges? Bureaucratic mazes, political meddling, underfunding, and reforms that shuffle but don't elevate (like the 1988 Decree or Oronsaye's 8-year cap). You're apolitical, impartial—yet underpaid, overworked, pensions a phantom. Servant you are, from entry-level to apex, no escape from the vow. Poignant truth: True service isn't chains; it's the forge for freedom. What if *your* service starts with self?

# # # # **5. Breaking the Parental Curse: No More Inherited Shadows**
Who prays for their child's table to mirror their own empty plate? No one! Yet millions do—trapped in cycles where parents' dawn-to-dusk toil yields crumbs for the next generation. In a nation where 85% self-employ in survival mode, penury passes like heirloom jewelry: No mansion, just mounting bills. It's not fate; it's unchecked habit. Riveting, isn't it? The ache of watching your bloodline repeat the script. But pause: You're the rewrite. End it here—not with guilt, but grit.

# # # # **6. The Referral Trap: Gratitude Without Gold**
Ever sent a friend to your tailor, barber, or electrician? They thrive, pockets fuller—yet return with "Thanks, bro!" and empty hands. No cut, no commission, just vibes. In Nigeria's informal web (93% of jobs), referrals build empires for others while you sip garri. It's the quiet robbery of value: You fuel their fire, but your flame flickers. Fair? Hardly. But eye-opening: Real networks pay dividends, not just dues. Time to demand your share—or build your own feast.

# # # # **7. Certificates: Trophies That Fade with the Flame**
PhDs, awards, scrolls—they dazzle under spotlights, but bury them with you? Absolutely. Your child inherits zero: No HND auto-transfers to their CV, no Nobel Nobel-izes their path. In 2025's credential flood, they're your battle scars, not family silver. Billions spent on degrees, yet they evaporate at the grave. Stark, soul-stirring fact: Legacy isn't paper; it's planted seeds—wealth, wisdom, networks—that bloom eternal.

# # # # **8. The Endless Climb: Degrees Stack, Wallets Shrink**
From BSc to MSc, PhD, and beyond—classrooms conquered, theses defended—yet the payoff? A ₦50,000 "salary" gig, if lucky. Nigeria's paradox: Higher education soars unemployment for grads (4.8% post-secondary rate), as jobs chase skills, not sheepskins. You've armored up, but the war's on wits, not walls. Tragic? Yes. Transformative? If you pivot.

# # # # **9. Salary: The Silent Shrinker of Souls**
Unpack it: **S-A-L-A-R-Y** – *Something Always Low And Reduces You*. It's the monthly mirage—steady, sure—but chained to ceilings, never scaling peaks. In 2025's 27.5% MPR economy, salaries buy yesterday's bread, not tomorrow's freedom. Wealth? Salary's sworn foe; it maintains, never multiplies. Wake-up jolt: Trade chains for wings.

# # # # **10. Shop: Poverty's Pretty Prison**
**S-H-O-P**: *Stay Here and Operate Poverty*. That corner store, buzzing with hope? It traps: Long hours, slim margins (inflation eats 40% of profits), no scale in Nigeria's informal grind. Wealth whispers through systems, not shelves. Yours could be the breakout story.

# # # # **11. Divine Blueprint: Four Rivers, Infinite Plans**
Why did God gift Eden *four* rivers—not one? (Genesis 2:10-14: Pishon, Gihon, Tigris, Euphrates.) Plan A floods? B, C, D flow on. Diversity = destiny. Even Dangote juggles refineries, cement, sugar—dozens of streams. One path? Flood fodder. *You*? Craft your four: Health, hustle, heart, horizon. God's wink: Abundance awaits the bold.

# # # # **12. Empower Health, Ignite Wealth: Your Transformation Toolkit**
Health first—empower it with roots, not reactions. GreenLife's herbs heal holistically, scanning quantum-deep for balance. Financially? Pathways unlock: Skills, networks, ventures that multiply. One check-up reveals power; one step transforms futures. Positive? Absolutely—vibrant body births visionary bank.

# # # # **13. Poverty's True Sin: Not Birth, But Bequest**
Born broke? No shame—it's circumstance. But dying broke, dooming kids to the same? That's the sin, the generational theft. In Nigeria's 47% poverty grip, break it: Build bridges they cross, not burdens they bear. Redemption starts now.

# # # # **14. Schools' Sneaky Syllabus: ABCs, Not Riches**
Uni drills MTH101, BIO101—survival smarts for the system. But MONEY101? FINANCIAL101? WEALTH101? Crickets. They mold minds for Math, not millions. Eye-opener: The curriculum's a clue—*you're* the professor of prosperity.

# # # # **15. Employee Factory: Obedient Cogs, Not Empire Kings**
Schools sculpt servants: Clock in, comply, collect crumbs. Employer? That's self-taught—risk, vision, value. Nigeria's 93% informal workforce screams it: Time to graduate from "yes sir" to "yes, empire."

**Beloved, this is no dirge—it's your dawn chorus!** Nigeria's storms rage, but you're the storm-breaker. Born for more than struggle; wired for sovereignty. On **November 15, 2025, at 10:00 AM**, Urban Day Grammar School, Mayfair, Ile-Ife—**GreenLife calls you home**. Free body scan, wisdom unpacked, opportunities unveiled, voices amplified. One day. Four steps. Infinite rivers.

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27/01/2025

I notice that some people are having some types of sicknesses and they have tried to find a solution to it but yet, all efforts prove abortive. It's not that the medicine is not working but because you're actually doing the wrong thing too.

This evening we shall be discussing about our blood group.

My name is Dr. Ifeoluwaseun, your Health Tutor. Our main discussion will be on few blood groups and we know some facts. Now, let's begin!!!

As a blood group O, you keep eating plantain, just like you have heard that plantain is good for everyone, isn't it? Then, as a blood group O, you keep eating plantain, keep chewing as much as you like, because they said plantain contains iron.

The main question is, what is the percentage i.e. quantity of iron contained in a plantain? Not everyone knew this. All we knew is that plantain has iron and we agreed.

For the blood group O, don't take too much iron. Why? Because you're a general donor. Your blood is light by nature. Then, you're taking certain things that makes it lighter. You'll have no clotting factor. Another thing is that, you that you belong to blood group O and you're eating wheat, you're predisposing yourself to diabetes. You keep eating wheat, you keep eating corn. You have predispose yourself to diabetes Why? Every Human being is made up of sugar molecules. The blood group O is made up of fucus sugar molecule.

The blood group A is made up of fucus and en acetylene.

The blood group B is made up of fucus and the galactosamine.

While the AB is made up of sugar of A and B.

So, naturally, if you eat food that does not contain your type of sugar, your body will be looking for where to keep the sugar. And when the sugar is too much in the body, it converts into fats. After it is converted into fats, it will store in the liver. And once it is saturated in the liver, diabetes starts. Reason is because the remaining sugar that cannot be converted will begin to go round the body. Some people will treat Malaria severely but that Malaria will never leave. Have you ask yourself why? Check your liver, it may be fatty. Because fatty liver gives you that Malaria feelings all the time. Because when your bile is trying to break down fats, and then the fats is coming over again, the bile is underworking. You'd begin to feel that Malaria.

Now, what are the things that some blood groups should not eat?

For the blood group A, you know doctors do say, when you reach 40 years, you should begin to mind how to eat cow meat, isn't it? It is actually good ...but for certain people. There is certain diet that are good for certain people. An example is the lion and the elephant. What food does the elephant eat? Grass, fruits and vegetables, right? Is that not what the elephants eat? What about the lion? Flesh! Have you ever seen lion eating fruits and vegetables? Between lion and elephant, who is fatter? It is that simple. Between the two of them, you know who is heavier and who is fatter. It simply means there are certain diets that some people will take and will not be okay for them.

You're blood group O, and you go on vegetarian diet, you're bringing trouble for yourself. You're blood group O, and you're looking severely thin, something is wrong. Blood group O are majestic people by nature, because they are meat eaters. I didn't say you should eat meat with fats o. The fats are not okay. There are limit that you can eat. Blood group O, either you're above 40, please don't stop eating meat. Eat meat in good quantity; 7 times a week.

If you're advising someone with diabetes to be eating beans, you're not helping that person; I mean someone with blood group B. If you say eat beans as much as you can, eat beans very well, it's not ok.

Do you know the molecular difference i.e. chemical difference between protein and carbohydrate? There is just one small difference. Guess what it is? It is nitrogen!
Now, for blood group B who keeps eating beans, that nitrogen will go into the kidney. The kidney of the blood group B is not efficient enough to digest that thing. Then it keeps storing, and keep storing. You can make your research.

If you're asking for proof? Your own body is a scientific proof for straight calculations. Make research

Blood group B, stop eating beans, stop eating garri, stop eating ugwu, stop eating chicken. The chicken that they say is white meat here is not good for everybody. The same cholesterol contained in chicken is the same cholesterol contained in cow meat. Our meat here in Nigeria is what the white men referred to as organic.

Our cows eat grass. Our meat is healthy 💯 If they kill our own type of cow over there, they call it organic. Our own pineapple here, they call it organic, and then you buy it very expensive. But here, we're learning to eat their own food.

Blood group O, do not eat groundnut! Why?
I love groundnut. I will eat and eat and eat. But when I'm working, I have this funny dizziness in the head. I mean funny headache. Someone once told me that he has been having headache for the past 40 years. And I ask the person, are you hypertensive? He said no! He said it's from his childhood. I then ask, do you eat groundnut? He said, he can eat 6 buckets of groundnut only him. I said there you are. That's why you will have headache for 40 years. He stops eating groundnut for just 3 months. He didn't take any medication at all, and he didn't have the headache again.

Blood group O and blood group B, groundnut is not ok for you. Cashew nut is not ok for you.

Although, blood group B, do well on other nuts, but blood group O, you do not do well on nuts because those nuts contain aflatoxins that your body cannot digest. Your body cannot send out.

But for blood group A, groundnut is beneficial for them. You get it? One man's food is another man's poison. Na our fathers talk am. It's like they knew what is wrong without science then. You can make your research.

Now, let's go to yoghurts.

Blood group O, no yoghurt for you.
Blood group A and B, take yoghurt.

What about milk? don't be scared if you're Blood group O.

Dem talk say milk get calcium, isn't it?
Blood group O, please no milk for you. Milk is not a good source of calcium for you. Because naturally as a blood group O, you're wired from heaven not to be able to break down lactose. Some hypertensions and diabetes in Blood group O is caused by milk.

You will see some children, 24 hours a day, their nose is leaking. They will go to doctor; they will take vitamin C. There's nothing they won't give them; antibiotics, everything but still yet, the nose go still say emi lo kan. Just stop giving your children, if you're O or A, stop giving them milk for just one month and see if their nose will not dry off. All those coughs, asthma, they would not have it again. Just try it. It is a simple thing. Try it for one month.

Blood group A, please do not eat cow meat. Cow meat predisposes you to heart problems. Bush meat, goat meat, ram meat, all of Dem red meat, don't eat it at all. Don't say you will eat Kanda or shaki and ...
Everything from Mr. Cow, you blood group A, say goodbye to it. But blood group O, enjoy it.

Blood group B, eat cow meat maybe once a week. But you can eat liver, intestine, cow leg as much as you like. But the red meat itself, please blood group B, eat it once a week. Your best meat is ram, goat. They are ok for you.

But blood group A, eat snail, eat turkey, eat chicken.

But blood group B, do not eat Chicken please. Chicken predisposes blood group B to a disease called lupus. You might have heard of this disease before. It is called lupus; Your tissue will began to fight each other other. They don't recognize each other again.
For blood group O, if you say you pass 40 and you stop eating meat, you'll have arthritis. Because you're a proteinoid person by nature and you have building blocks of protons. If you think you're blood group O and you want to lose weight. I mean if you really want to loose weight, please don't eat bread, don't eat corn, don't take dawa, don't drink pap, no custard.

Blood group A, they are vegetarians by nature.

While blood group B is oyinbo; fruits and vegetables people. You know they say fruits is good for everybody, no be so? It's not true please.

Blood group O, if you want to try something, eat apple in the night. In the night when you finish eating, eat apple and see what will happen to you in your sleep; you might have bad dream.

You wake up in the morning, and under of your leg is paining you. You get up, under of your leg is paining you, you cannot walk. You guess what could be the cause? You’re eating the wrong carbohydrate.

Blood group O, whether you have diabetes, please eat garri. Don’t eat wheat.

But blood group B, do not eat garri. Do not eat garri at all because garri can make a blood group B to have diabetes.

How about Irish potato?

If you’re blood group O and A, bye-bye. Leave it for B and AB.

But as for sweet potato, blood group O, eat sweet potato.

Blood group A, no potato, no yam, no cocoyam, no any type of yam for blood group A.

Above all, study your body. If you eat a certain diet or food and it's not ok with your body system, try to do the same again for verification. Once you understand your body system, you will know what to eat and what not to eat.

In here, I'd like to rest my fingers till some other time. It's My Pleasure serving you this evening. I remain Dr. Ifeoluwaseun. Thank you everyone

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