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"They say you don't know what you have until it's gone. Well, the truth is, you knew exactly what you had, you just thought you would never lose it."
"In an era of globalization, only small minds fight against integration. LET BROTHERLY LOVE CONTINUE."
"The thing about Lagos is that it has so much flavour.It can be better but there’s nothing like home."
"Again, be authentic."
"Every time you have a chance to showcase your craft, your mission is to knock it out the park."
"Nigerians truly have a gift. We can turn the most dire situation into a hilarious joke."
"I try not to focus on the negatives and limitation. I just work hard and make sure I deliver with the opportunity given to me."
"The greatest thing you can do for yourself in every time you have the opportunity to handle someone’s project, knock it out the park, and that is what I live by every day."
"Keep dreaming, the best ideas comes in your dreams and the ability to create a world of fantasy. Stalk your mentors and their works."
"Two weeks to flatten the curve. #DoNotComply"
"As an individual, I have always have a passion to assist and mentor the girl-child. “I will keep on doing my best through Vabvana Trust as we seek to change people’s lives."
"As such, the hard-working diva, through her three-year-old Vabvana Trust, has since stepped up efforts to bring smiles on the poor"
"Selmor has been exceptionally helpful as we build up the new Old Mutual Amazing Voices talent search initiative, designed to platform a whole new generation of singers, so her role in working with the aspiring competitors has been enormously beneficial."
"I just want to walk my path but I don’t mind having him around me."
"She said as an ambitious woman she learnt to stand on her own feet and to leave a life independent of her father."
"We all deserve equal opportunity. Opportunity creates better livelihoods and opens up a world of possibilities for all. (16 April 2021) Retrieved 9 July 2022"
"Please be your sister’s keeper, send the ladder down, extend a hand (a helping one, even a comforting one, will be most welcome)."
"So, I my advice to young people that want to be involved in politics, whether by joining government or just influencing policy, is to use their voices and use the various platforms in a very constructive manner, and constructive manner doesn’t mean you should always be in the side of government. If you’re on the side of government all the time, then you’re not really adding value."
"As once the youngest Cabinet Minister in Africa and in Botswana’s history, I will also seize this opportunity to help elevate the voices of young people and women, in particular, who are key to helping accelerate our goal of halving emissions by 2030."
"Fighting climate change is a global challenge that requires authentic and inclusive regional and local collaboration."
"Equity does not take away from anybody."
"Building a better world is everyone’s responsibility."
"If not me then who? That is the important question we all have to ask ourselves everytime any opportunity knocks. Why is that we think maybe we are inadequate and who do we think would be in a better position to take that."
"You cannot talk about poverty and not talk about empowering women."
"We live in a women's era where we have an unprecedented number of women in leadership positions in innovation."
"There are positions of leadership that exist that we should take them up; we shouldn't shy away from speaking our voices. We should find a way to demand justice when it's necessary. Especially when it comes to the protection of women and children's rights."
"Rise. There's no better time for us to be owning our spaces, doing what we believe in, and shining."
"Everyone should be a women’s rights activist or an ally because, as cliché as it may sound, when a woman is empowered, she raises the whole society and community."
"We all deserve equal opportunity. Opportunity creates better livelihoods and opens up a world of possibilities for all."
"If there is no seat for you, bring a bench. But once you have a seat at the table, make sure that you’re not just there to check a box."
"Never let anyone make you believe that you are not enough. You are enough. Public spaces, leadership spaces, money spaces are female spaces too! The most important thing is to ensure we are not comfortable in being the ‘only woman’ at the table. Any space can do with diversity."
"I believe we need more women in leadership who can push for the necessary changes and men who can also be champions of equity."
"I am content. I am in no way at this point looking over my shoulder at my past."
"They say silence is a virtue and I’ve lived by this, choosing to ignore the noise and to only speak about what I was comfortable with."
"I may want to have it all together but sometimes its okay to just say , 'I don't have it all together, I need help' ."
"Sometimes all you need to do is just be still, and you will realize just how God has got you."
"Avoid noise, the fewer people you have around you, the better, because the less noisy it is, the louder your inner voice gets, and there, you will find answers."
"Tough times are there to make us realize our true potential, Just hang in there and you will be amazed by the power you possess."
"I can tell stories which resonate with me. I can share stories that empowers."
"“I have matured, I am wiser, I love being 33. I am not afraid of aging or embarrassed that I am now in my 30s,”"
"For us to organize ourselves in a way that allows for equality in the fullness of our difference, we need to remember that every individual human being is the point. Each unique person is the whole story, interconnected fractals of a wholeness called "love." No one is less or more useful on the way toward something else. Human beings seen as a means is exploitation. Human beings seen as an end is dignity. It’s love."
""Have a teachable spirit; have the will to want to learn and to grow"."
"“Today, we take action to end menstrual inequalities such as period poverty. We must. The lives of millions of girls and women demand that we do. Poor"
"“Periods are normal, period poverty disrupts families and period poverty is something that is an injustice. It’s a human rights violation and therefore"
""Creating a safe space to discuss issues that are otherwise uncomfortable, allow people to learn, share and act. Period conversations are becoming more"
"We will need a President who is experienced in economics, in politics, in strategy. I am not supposed to say this, but that’s clearly not me. We have people in Belarus, including among the political prisoners, who deserve to be in this position. People will make their choice. And then, even if things don’t go as we want them to, we will all share the responsibility, because this will have been the people’s choice."
"I know that people have chosen me, that I'm a national leader. I'm a national elected president and I'm here with them."
"Personally, I am against deeper integration with Russia because Belarus is a sovereign nation. We want to be independent. We want to find friends and not enemies among other countries."
"I’m here on this place by fate. I’m here only because I believed Belarusians that they want changes, and people believed in me. Now, and I’m doing what I can. You know, I can’t call myself the leader of the revolution because it’s everybody who is doing something is already a leader, because it’s impossible, you know, to organize everybody. People are self-organized. You’re right, I’m not going to participate in new elections. It’s not my aim. And I talked about this to Belarusians in the presidential campaign. My mandate is only to be with Belarusians till we bring our country to new elections."
"I think that people have put too much responsibility on me. People are forgetting that a year ago I was just a mother, not at all involved in politics. I have had to study a lot and I’m trying to do what I can, where I am … But the responsibility isn’t just on me, it’s on all Belarusians."