Safety is Everything by Omoruyi Uwuigiaren

Safety is Everything

At this point in my life.

The only thing that matters now is the safety of everyone around me.

I am not Superman.

I am not James Bond.

Though sometimes I call myself iconic names to boost my morale and stay positive. It's hard not to wake up sad in this part of the world.

If the government is not making you sad, you should go for Thanksgiving.

To guarantee success in Nigeria, you need more than what any motivational book can offer.

Most books speak in detail about attitude, financial discipline, self control, financial intelligence, and many more.

But most books hardly discuss SAFETY. They consider this topic or subject already taken care of by the government.

Today, I am telling you. If after you understand everything you need to be a successful person in a dreadful country like Nigeria and you don't put your safety as your number one priority, you are likely not going to live to enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Protect yourself.

Protect your business.

Protect everything that matters to you.

In Nigeria, SAFETY is everything.

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