Didi💕
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@Kecyy Omg too reall!!! let me go and make a TikTok about this🏃🏽♀️
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YOU KNOW WHAT GENUINELY TERRIFIES ME?????!!!!
The Nigerians who have lived/ visited abroad.
They’ve seen uninterrupted electricity.
They’ve driven on roads that don’t kill people.
They’ve experienced healthcare that treats you before asking if you can afford to live.
They’ve seen governments that actually work for the people.
Then they come back home…
…and tell 230 million people to be grateful for the barest minimum.
It genuinely breaks my heart.
Because once you’ve seen what a working system looks like, how do you return and convince people that suffering is normal?
How do you applaud failure just because it favours you?
The tragedy of this country isn’t only the people who don’t know any better.
It’s the people who do know better…
…and still teach everyone else to expect less.
That is exactly why we are where we are 💔💔💔
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Reintroducing C.O HART, ESQ
LLB(hons)BL (hons)
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
First child
First grand child
First daughter
First in my bloodline to become a lawyer ‼️ 10 years of hard work, dedication,sacrifices God did
#calltobar26 #newwig #lawyer
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Did this one for mummy🥹❤️ I know she’d be so proud
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I give glory to the lord for his grace, cuz this wig na real estate.
YOU WITCHES COULD NEVER BE ME 😋
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I feel so sorry for your Dad. Just constitutional law and you’re this uncouth? What happens when you’re admitted into the NBA? Be humble o!that course you’re studying get plenty unseen shege and you’ve unlocked them before getting to your destination 😂
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Reintroducing D.N Emenike-Worlu Esq⚖️❤️ Counsel for the hotties
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F.O Onabanjo Esq❤️
Today I was called to the Nigerian Bar. My mother was seated. My dad wasn’t.
He held my hand through every version of me the boy learning to walk, the teenager figuring out who he wanted to be, the law student drowning in casebooks, the son sitting by his bedside those last few nights. He held it until the night before he left. That’s the kind of love I got to have. Not everyone does.
One of the last things I told him was that I’d become a lawyer. He said “congratulations.” That’s it. No long speech, no grand moment just my father, proud, in one word. I didn’t know it would be one of our last conversations. I’m grateful I told him in time
Man is not God, and God is not man. My father couldn’t stay no matter how much I needed him to, and there’s a kind of peace I’m still learning to make with that that even the people who feel infinite to us are still just men, on loan to us for a while. He wasn’t meant to stay forever. He was only ever meant to be here for now.
And maybe that’s the whole lesson. The present is the only gift we actually get. Not the future I imagined with him in it, not the past I keep replaying just now. So today, robes and all, I’m choosing to just be. To feel this fully the pride and the grief together, because they came from the same place.
Dad, I hope you’re proud. I hope somehow you already know. I love you, and I love the family you built that’s still holding me up. This one’s for you.
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