Zuckerberg’s Thread

Posted on July 12, 2023

While we gossipped over Banky W and Adesua, someone was busy, silently knitting threads.

While we discussed Davido and Anita and how baldness is the cause of cheating, someone was busy knitting threads.

It is not that we are not capable of great innovations, the problem with us is that we are often distracted with things that add little or nothing to us.

Another problem with us is that we often leave to God what we ought to do ourselves. This is why churches and mosques are scattered everywhere.

If you want to remain relevant in this world, keep improving yourself. God has given you all you need. Try to remain focused. Keep building silently. Keep knitting with threads. One day, the world will celebrate you.

May God bless your creative minds, and may you not die with the talent and gift God gave you without the world benefiting from it. Amen!

 

 

 

©Fr. Kelvin Ugwo

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