Or should I say ache.
The reason? There's a church beside my house.
It's not their Ahuja speaker that's my problem this time.
It's the people on the mic 🎤.
You see, they have few members but I'll be magnanimous enough to place them around 30 people.
I give it up to the keyboardist, the guy is doing well.
If I was the guy, I'm sure I would have given some people upper cut.
So the Pastor and/or the person leading music sing on one key.
The two backups sing on two different keys.
Even though the keyboardist always cues them in.
However as speed Darlington says, they have coconut head dem no dey hear word.
In simple terms, they are as stubborn as the coconut 🥥 shell so they can't take instructions.
The guy is doing a good work. It's people like this that are often underrated.
Sometimes the people we give the least attention to are those who do the 'heavy duty' work.
See cleaners in a hospital or a bank when it rains. They are on standby as customers or patients walk in and out.
Little or no attention is paid to them.
Everyone has a place and a job.
Each person's work is different.
Do your part and don't try to be like someone else.
Don't berate the work done by others no matter how small you think it is
It's the same thing in relationships. You can't afford to berate your spouse or partner for something you don't think is important.
I've seen couples have serious challenge in this aspect.
A spouse, say the husband believes he should be the financial purse even when the wife is making more money. The wife berates him not making enough when his role is different.
Everyone just needs to know their roles.
Without this we will all have Lori Iro (na lie) goals.
Everyone and everything is important. If you don't believe so, try not to work without your pinkie finger for one hour.
When you do this let me know.
Have your nice day ☕😘💋
Cheers to Love and all that's True
Your faithful Omogeh
Bolanle.
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