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 Those who gets to the top by manipulation, falls to the ground without expectation.
 Always let the truth cover your dignity " when the righteous rule, the  people are happy, said king solomon in 29:2"
verily man are being curse, except those who believe and do good deeds and tells people to say the truth and patience.
In order to capture peoples heart,attention and respect you must be open minded and trustworthy.
 Never prevent justice from taking place, because it can only take time, but it will surely rule, no matter what people are saying around you or about you.
 Turn a deaf earn to them and never allow them to convince you that truth is limited.
 Be transparent and also be open-minded
 When God see's you also let man see you.
 Always, remember that truth is one of the most powerful weapon to fight evil and corruption on earth.
 Because it can never change.
 TRUTH IS TRUTH AND WILL ALWAYS REMAINS TRUTH.
 There is no other name for truth but truth.
Abraham lincoln is a man of truth and dignity:-  

                                                              

                                               LIVE TRULY FROM IRREDUCIBLE EMINENT
                                                 Comr. Abdul-kareem Yusuf Opeyemi  :-09033726329
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