jide ndị nke gị

Jide ndị nke gi

Very importantly, I will tell you one thing m ghọtara last year. This is one thing that as the year drew to an end, ya na mgbe things gbajuru dọrọ, made sense to me above all else. And that is, mara ndị bụ your people and hold them tight.

Whatever your beliefs are. Whatever your views. Whatever your history is. Ebe isina pụta, there are a certain group of people, a community of sort bụ your trybe. And you have to know who these people are. You have to hold these people, your trybe, very close to obi gị and you have to nurture what you share with them because as I have said, when it all comes down to one naira, na dem go there for you.

Know your people. Love your people. Show up for your people. Go hard for your people. Nurture your people, they are your trybe. Above all, tinye ha First.

Ọ bụghị iwu na one's trybe ga-abụ ndị onwe blood ties with. Mana one's trybe bụ family no cap. Your trybe bụ the family you choose by yourself. In some cases some members of your biological family will by their actions be counted as trybe. Omee like that, ọ magburu onwe ya. In most cases ọ ndị gị na ha crossuru paths in this journey of life. Whatever the case, Yolo as one of my true loves will say.

As someone that has enjoyed an undiluted gift of the best friendships this world nwe to offer, I will say it again, know your people and hold them tight. Udo dịrị unu.