Chronicles from the Land of the Happiest People on Earth

"Ti a ba ri erin igbo k’a gba wipe a ri ajanaku, ka ye so wipe a ri nka nto lo firi. Translation: "When we encounter an elephant, let us admit that we have seen the lord of the forest, not offhandedly remark that we saw something flash across our sight.""

"I know you have nothing against psychiatrists, so why don’t you look at it as that kind of therapy?"

"The world is full of good people who do bad things and bad people who do good things."

"Happiness is a strange, elusive thing, much like a butterfly that flits from flower to flower, never staying too long."

"In this land, everyone wears a mask, some more skillfully than others."

"We are the architects of our own destinies, yet we are often unaware of the blueprints we follow."

"Power, like a double-edged sword, can protect and destroy, build and dismantle."

"The laughter of the people is the most potent weapon against tyranny."

"In the land of the happiest people, sorrow hides behind smiles."

"Justice delayed is justice denied, yet we wait endlessly for the scales to balance."

"Tradition and modernity dance a delicate tango, each trying to lead the other."