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“Nigeria’s Problem Is Not Poverty — It’s Pride in Poverty.”
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99 days agoWe romanticize suffering.
We glorify hardship.
We even say, “I made it the hard way,” like ease is a sin.
But guess what?
Poverty isn’t a badge of honor. It’s a condition to fight out of.
Let’s normalize:
The goal is not to suffer.
The goal is to build, escape the trap, and pull others up.
📌 It’s okay to want a soft life.
📌 It’s okay to choose peace over hustle noise.
📌 It’s okay to want more.
Let them laugh.
Let them call you “too soft.”
Let your results silence them.
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— #MindOfLucky