The Usoz

05/01/2025

January can be tough for many – some will be searching for school fees, others for house rent, new jobs, or even their missing period. Whatever it is you’re looking for, I pray that God helps you find it. Stay hopeful and blessed!

05/01/2025

Village doings/ my mum’s legacies…

03/01/2025

There are good news that help people to wake up very early, may you receive that.

02/01/2025

Ulo alum… n’Umudioka obunese

02/01/2025

01/01/2025

Happy new year

31/12/2024

My latest hobby : Okpa seller

30/12/2024

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Amara Nancy, Comr Nwancho ThankGod Young, Olajumoke Harjhidey, Stella Nwimoh Nkem, Queen Janie, Hassan Sani Magayakii, O David Oluwasegun, Clems Miguel, Sul Tan, Isangedighi Janie Michael

30/12/2024

Umudioka obunese.. live and direct

29/12/2024

Happy Sunday from my village corner

27/12/2024

Hi people

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas 🎄 🤶🎅🎄everyone

24/12/2024

It is said that we suffer more in our imagination than we do in reality. Think of how many sleepless nights you’ve spent worrying about things that never came to pass. How many times has your mind painted vivid pictures of failure, rejection, or pain—only to find that the actual moment wasn’t as daunting as you had envisioned?

Our imagination is a powerful tool. It is the birthplace of dreams, but it can also be the architect of our fears. Left unchecked, it builds walls where there are no obstacles, creates storms when the skies are clear, and whispers doubts when silence would have sufficed.

But here’s the truth: reality is rarely as harsh as we anticipate. That presentation you’re dreading? You’ll deliver it, and it won’t be perfect, but it will be enough. That conversation you’re avoiding? It might be uncomfortable, but it will likely bring clarity and closure. That leap of faith you’re hesitant to take? It will lead to growth in ways you never imagined.

The key is to harness your imagination, to use it as a force for good rather than a weapon against yourself. If you’re going to envision the future, why not fill it with possibilities instead of problems? What if, instead of bracing for disaster, you prepared for triumph?

When fear grips your mind, pause and ask yourself: Is this suffering real, or is it imagined? Most of the time, you’ll find it’s the latter. And in that moment, you have the power to choose. You can let the fear pass through you, like a cloud drifting across the sky, leaving behind the vast, open space of reality.

Life will have its challenges—there’s no escaping that. But the challenges of today are manageable. It’s the imagined burdens of tomorrow that weigh us down. So let go of the need to script every outcome. Trust in your resilience. You’ve handled every reality life has thrown at you so far, and you’ll handle the next one, too.

Remember: the mind is a storyteller, and you are the editor. Write a narrative that lifts you up. Choose to see possibility where others see peril. And most of all, choose to live in the present, where your power lies—not in the imagined shadows of the future, but in the light of what’s real right now.

24/12/2024

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Amara Nancy, Comr Nwancho ThankGod Young, Stella Nwimoh Nkem, Clems Miguel, Hassan Sani Magayakii, Kc Biz, Sul Tan, Splendour Sommy, Queen Janie, Amarachi Austin

21/12/2024

Happy birthday my princess

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