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11/06/2024
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Once upon a time, in a vibrant village nestled between the whispering forests and the singing rivers of Africa, there was a baby named Kunto. He was not an ordinary child; his laughter was said to be so joyful that it could make the sun peek out from behind the clouds, and his eyes held the wisdom of the ancients.

Kunto was born to a loving mother, Ama, who had the kindest heart in all the land. She was known far and wide for her generosity and the warmth of her spirit. Ama ran a small shop at the edge of the village, where she sold handmade crafts and the sweetest fruits that seemed to capture the very essence of summer.

One day, as the golden hues of dawn crept over the horizon, a traveler from a distant land walked into Ama’s shop. He was weary from his journey and carried with him a heavy heart. Ama welcomed him with a smile that could light up the darkest of paths and offered him a seat.

As the traveler rested, Kunto crawled into his lap and looked up at him with eyes full of innocence and love. The baby’s laughter echoed through the shop, pure and clear, and it was as if time stood still for a moment. The traveler felt a warmth spread through his chest, a feeling he hadn’t experienced in a long time—hope.

Ama, seeing the change in the traveler, shared with him a tale of her people—a story of resilience, unity, and the belief that even the smallest light can dispel the shadows. She spoke of ancestors who danced under the moonlight and of the legacy they left for their children—a legacy of strength and tenderness.

The traveler left the shop that day with a lighter step and a promise to himself to spread the joy he had found in that small village shop. And as for Kunto, he continued to grow, his laughter a balm to all who were fortunate enough to hear it, and his presence a reminder of the simple, profound connections that bind us all.

And so, the story of the baby Kunto became a cherished folk tale, passed down through generations, a tale of a mother’s love, a child’s laughter, and the unexpected gifts that can change a life forever. It was a story that warmed the hearts of all who heard it, a beacon of light in a world that sometimes forgot the beauty of a simple smile. And they all lived happily, with hearts full of love and hope. The end. 🌟

08/06/2024

Good morning my people

11/05/2024
08/05/2024

Creativity is the use of imagination or original ideas to create something; inventiveness.
Personally I love creativity what makes an idea or solution creative is creativity. Creativity is the ability to generate,create and discover new ideas and solutions.
Research findings as indicated that creativity help in promoting divergent thinking - thinking about many ways to solve problems.
Creativity is something that comes naturally to everyone and is something that is not necessarily encouraged in our society, education and career.
Be creative!!!

08/05/2024

If you can get the number inside the circle correctly it means your eye 👁️ sights is 💯 good.
But if reverse is the case comment solution and I will give you solutions to any kind of eye problem..........let's go

07/05/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Jimoh Gloria, Gina Leong, Ropafadzo Nyoni, Ábel Mcee Capacity, Johnson Opata

06/05/2024

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 joy's motivational , Duku Ese, Ijeoma Egwaoje, Doris Ogun, Irede Ebiwei
You all are the reasons have gone this far thanks alot 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

04/05/2024

Good night guys

29/04/2024

🎉 Facebook recognised me as a top rising creator this week!

20/04/2024

Life is short enjoy while it last

19/04/2024

Ex Gov Yahaya Bello Wanted By the EFCC

Former Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello, is wanted by the EFCC for offences relating to economic and financial crimes to the tune of N80.2 Billion. Anybody with information as to his whereabout should report. My question is this, is the ex governor missing make una they play for this country oooo

Source: Economic and Financial Crimes Commission

17/04/2024

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Once upon a time, in a vibrant village nestled between the whispering forests and the singing rivers of Africa, there was a baby named Kunto. He was not an ordinary child; his laughter was said to be so joyful that it could make the sun peek out from behind the clouds, and his eyes held the wisdom of the ancients. Kunto was born to a loving mother, Ama, who had the kindest heart in all the land. She was known far and wide for her generosity and the warmth of her spirit. Ama ran a small shop at the edge of the village, where she sold handmade crafts and the sweetest fruits that seemed to capture the very essence of summer. One day, as the golden hues of dawn crept over the horizon, a traveler from a distant land walked into Ama’s shop. He was weary from his journey and carried with him a heavy heart. Ama welcomed him with a smile that could light up the darkest of paths and offered him a seat. As the traveler rested, Kunto crawled into his lap and looked up at him with eyes full of innocence and love. The baby’s laughter echoed through the shop, pure and clear, and it was as if time stood still for a moment. The traveler felt a warmth spread through his chest, a feeling he hadn’t experienced in a long time—hope. Ama, seeing the change in the traveler, shared with him a tale of her people—a story of resilience, unity, and the belief that even the smallest light can dispel the shadows. She spoke of ancestors who danced under the moonlight and of the legacy they left for their children—a legacy of strength and tenderness. The traveler left the shop that day with a lighter step and a promise to himself to spread the joy he had found in that small village shop. And as for Kunto, he continued to grow, his laughter a balm to all who were fortunate enough to hear it, and his presence a reminder of the simple, profound connections that bind us all. And so, the story of the baby Kunto became a cherished folk tale, passed down through generations, a tale of a

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